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To help beginners improve their skills how about an "assault" course
I was thinking boxes to land on, a mini maze or similar , hover inside an area etc. There could be a couple of versions so you can guage your skills as you progress?
As a raw novice I would like some feedback on what I can do . This assault course would be an interesting test and a fun game too.
I hatched the idea from seeing that youtube video of a japanese game show with rc helicopters threading their way through a 3d maze .
Another problem I have, I watch the included videos of flip flops, twists , turns etc but I just cannot work out some of these stunts. Would some sort of training video help that explains what to do , and as you try to perform the stunt , some on screen help and indicators guide you in a slow -mo mode?
A percentage rating for smoothness and skill would be another form of feedback to help you improve .
Err, thats it , simple eh?
Link to the japanese game show video:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dAsD0x3z_8[/ame]
I was thinking boxes to land on, a mini maze or similar , hover inside an area etc. There could be a couple of versions so you can guage your skills as you progress?
As a raw novice I would like some feedback on what I can do . This assault course would be an interesting test and a fun game too.
I hatched the idea from seeing that youtube video of a japanese game show with rc helicopters threading their way through a 3d maze .
Another problem I have, I watch the included videos of flip flops, twists , turns etc but I just cannot work out some of these stunts. Would some sort of training video help that explains what to do , and as you try to perform the stunt , some on screen help and indicators guide you in a slow -mo mode?
A percentage rating for smoothness and skill would be another form of feedback to help you improve .
Err, thats it , simple eh?
Link to the japanese game show video:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dAsD0x3z_8[/ame]
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