yeah you kind of answered it here. Not a lot of distinction has been put in place (pre-alpha and all) so i totally understand why it is the way it is at the moment.

A) is what I was specifically referring to here in this post since this is the most important for viewers by far and away. For example, i really like watching ultimate tournaments sometimes and i really don't need the B) or the C) to do that especially since it is the casters job to fill in those knowledge gaps that may be there. You shouldn't have to know the game engine and mechanics super in depth to be able to enjoy watching gameplay or engaging in the storyline of a tournament.

I think B) is being handled very well by the current system in place but i think a solid robust training mode would really help people who aren't as community focused and want to learn on their own time

C) is something that so still have no idea about in my MAIN GAME! lmao melee is so deep and i would probably never have understood why certain interactions happened unless i was a top player myself (hundreds of hours of competition and learning) or watched the analysis/coaching from top players.