Is there a PMBR made video that showcases what P:M is for someone who has never heard of it?

[uCooL]

My friends have played melee and brawl before, but i want to show them what P:M is without linking them to 1000 small videos. I going to link them to the 3.0 demo trailer, but then i realized that doesn't even scratch the surface of P:M.

Is there a P:M culmination video that showcases the main points of P:M (Preferably with the production quality of the recent turbo/hype trailers)?

If no video exists, PMBR should consider making one for new comers who are only familiar with brawl / melee.

I know i could link them to the character description pages, but those aren't as hype inducing when your trying to get someone into P:M for the first time (even though i loved reading all of them!)

 

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every video on the ProjectMelee channel

 

[Vickyboi]

Gahlike and Rated M?
Those videos get me hyped!

 

[splat]

This was just answered by Warchamp in his AMA:

PM seems to be focused on mainly on the competitive side of smash bros, which is great but I find it hard for newcomers and causal players to fully enjoy this mod. Without a tutorial or a video explaining how to wavedash or shuffl it seems it's harder to come into this game and play it to its intended level of depth without a large amount of work of researching through the net and forums. My question is has the PMBR ever thought of including a "How to play : PM" section on the site or a video in the game? Or do you hope newcomers will find all the tricks themselves?

We have actually, we're planning to make a video that kinda glances over everything for the average person to learn.

http://www.reddit.com/r/smashbros/c...amp7_of_the_pmbr_webmaster_playtester/cdhrfug

 

[Chzrm3]

That's cool, haha.

Yeah, I've been linking my friends the 3.0 video too. It definitely works well, because even if they don't care about Melee physics, seeing things like Kirby's sideways cutter and Samus's ice beam gets them just as excited as we were. =)

 

[uCooL]

I just meant like a general show case of how in-depth the changes really are to someone who understands melee and brawl, but have never heard of project M.

 

[EdgeTheLucas]

Like a giant CliffNotes video showcasing a summary of all the changes to the characters, stages and physics?

We all know most of what the PMBR has done and I would still watch that video as much as the 3.0 trailer!