
seb wrote:yes Manu, i confirm it !!
When the opponent replies a dropshot, the volleyer misses the shot 9/10 on net . The ball goes down the net !
I will try to find a dmo
seb wrote:Yes Heinrich but not easy to do !
manutoo wrote:Hello,
provide a .dmo of an unmodded game with this happening in the 1st few points and I'll have a look...
Kuga wrote:In order to avoid errors try to move forward(means completly at net) or u can step back and hit a shot from there.but most of the cases we didnt try to move our player because we think that our player auto-positioned himself ,which he dont. but it does not mean that this shot cant be played .Just keep your eyes open and focused
Khan wrote:
I usually do this all the time when my opponent hits an unrealistic drop shot. I run to the net with just enough time to hit a cross court angle shot. The key is to find the right balance. You have to be close to the net to execute but you can't be that close or you'll make an error. If your opponent is a fast retriever he will still get his racket on the ball so you just need to hit a volley to the opposite side or a drop volley. I find that 80% of the time it works even though sometimes I still get passed.
Heinrich von Westphalen wrote:With a little bit practise it's easy to manage. Keep it up.
Kind regards,
Heinrich von Westphalen.
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