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Thanks. Is there a better and more fitting place to post this?
maybe do a (recently added: [fan favorite]) in the title to get a bit of traffic to the thread unsure who you should pick to do next
Otherwise, there's a whole list of videos i'm excited to work on for you guys.
I think that, since the strength of the video is mostly direct animation/speed/recovery comparison, keeping it simple is best. Thas what makes them interesting - detailed comparisons about how each move works is more of a textual thing, in terms of the best way to learn that.Some moves are visually the same but different in function, like how Toon Link's down aerial now pierces opponents instead of bouncing off of them. Are you going to show this sort of stuff off?
I liked the video, it was well put together. Will watch the others.
Thanks, this is good advice. This community rocks, super supportive and helpful.
Ness only shares Lucas's pk freeze, pkt, psi magnet, and pk fire - all as custom moves. There's not much that would be helpful to compare moveset wise, so I'd rather stick to completing the already massive list of veteran videos if this gets decent enough reception.
Haha thatd be fun to seeDo one of Megaman and have his NES sprite doing the same things in the bottom window.
Yeah, characters like Marth and Ness who have undergone some slight but meaningful changes will be very interesting. Can't wait to do Bowser too. Hopefully I get to read more comments to get a sense if people find this project helpful or interesting.
Thanks
The reception isn't too positive though (not many people watching them), so I may be forced to stop working on them. These videos specifically are so time consuming to create! I'd love to complete the series though
Pikachu is looking a lot more sleek with his animations- especially with Thunder.
Haha I'm not sure
Pikachu's animations are definitely much smoother and more fluid, though.
Thanks for taking all the time to do this
The problem is with how Smash changes the part of the screen you're on as you jump, run, and so forth. In order to do that, I'd have to pan-and-scan both video feeds differently. There's only so much time I can spend on these as it'd take days to do each video like this. As it is, I've made sure to spend approx at least a day's worth of shooting/editing on each video. I think the end product is really cool for seeing how your main has changed from Brawl to Smash 4, which is the point. For frame-data and more precise things, a spreadsheet with numbers is generally more helpful.
