Solax displayed interest about a year ago but I don't know where that stands.

Problem with having dedicated podcasts about niche topics (I mean a mod in a not very popular indie game) is that after maybe 2 or 3 episodes you'll completely run out of legitimate topics to touch upon.

I think everyone could just demonstrate their best move.

If it was videos. We could do go into depth with tiers. I didnt think of this as a long term thing. Just a now anf again once we have enogh ideas.

Well maybe to start you should just do it on your own. Try to show what techniques you're good at, maybe demo them against uke and then try in multiplayer.

I'm always happy to lend my voice and record scripts for anyone who wants videos/tuts and stuff done. Can usually do a 1 or 2 day turnaround.
I'm not down for a live cast or recording session though since I'm fairly busy these days and not knowledgeable enough on the topic.

ayyyy fuck sorry for this spam

Here's some from me, be sure to dl me. Also, what music are you planning on putting over the vid?

Soo I may be eating my words here but I've made a connection between my drop throw and the "otoshi" throws, especially tai otoshi.

For a while i thought my drop throw was some modified form of morote seoi nage but i would rarely throw the uke over my shoulder which is how it should be in morote seoi nage.

Instead I would spin drop, set my base and arm throw my opponent through my side, not over my shoulder.
Many times after I execute my opponent will still be standing but very off balanced, and I would have to hold the awkward position to drive him into DQ.

After watching this video I'm pretty positive my drop throw follows the form of tai otoshi. I just need to work on getting a foot in front of their legs.

you gotta admit tai otoshi is a beautifully looking throw *.* maybe even the most beautiful... AND IT'S FREAKING EFFECTIVE!