Finally, make sure you shoot your core community in the foot with your new UI so that you can draw in more people that you can shoot in the foot a month later when they no longer have the label of new user. Also, make sure you put emphasis on your team games over your 1v1 mode that you balance the game around because, after all, complete chaos is exactly the feeling you want your first time user to feel as he jumps into his first 4v4 game. Also, when designing your UI for new and casual players make sure you don't put your tutorials on the front page. That makes starting your first game that much more exciting, and by the time your game is done you'll get to enjoy that feeling all over again as you try to remember where you went the first time.
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