Then you see skull, or someone equivelant and go huh, they have a varying population of skill and style. Keep in mind, clips are only 3-5 seconds, in most cases. To show anything more is simply annoying. Pretend you are a producer, You are filming a school kid. the whole day is exciting, the kickball match, the 10 minutes of laughter when someone sneezed and farted in math, etc. Everything except the silent 5 minute walk to and from school. You would probably exclude that because it has no value to the film. Now, if the school kid met up with a girl on the walk to or from school you would probably include that in the movie, or at least that brief scene.

That's why you have to be mindful of what to include in an advertisement. Show them how EVERYONE moves, not just you, or that guy who just randomly bfg jumps around hitting off walls, or the guy with the CPMA strafing; show them how EVERYONE shoots, not just skull, show them how everyone gang bangs and dogfights, not just the most anticipated 1v1 match between two unnamed e+ players who never come on anymore. You show enough variety, to let THEM think for themselves, wow they have variety, i could fit in there. The point is, we show too much of the shots that only happen once every game and not enough of the ACTUAL game play. Or you show too much of one person, which lets outsiders assume everyone plays like that one person.

Of course, getting people to try the game, and getting people to like it and stay are two different things.

actually i suggest somebody starts an community movie.

here is an example of what im talking about:

http://www.esreality.com/?a=post&id=1997989

hmmms... nice ideas

i would help if i can. Maybe we make first the youtube account and upload the nice movies from the past.

- facebook account for E+

ohh ok thx for info