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Hello,

I'm not sure where u see the country abbreviations..? Is it in the game or in the players.ini ? Anyway, these abbreviation are the ISO ones, so it's pretty standard (though maybe there are 2 different ISO sets for 3-letter country codes).

Murray tuned.
I changed Roddick to Puncher. I think also it's more his style. In TE2006, I put him as a varied, coz there's not much volleyer/varied at high levels, and volley was slightly overpowered so it was a nice fit. For TE2009, it's better to set him as puncher, coz this style still rushes the net often enough...

Sorry, I should have explained where I saw the abbreviations, I meant in the draws of tournaments. I looked them up, and what I was thinking of were the International Olympic Committee codes, whereas the ones you used were the ISO codes. While I think the ISO codes are more confusing, I guess they are more standard.

Amer Delic has a ONE-HANDED backhand!!

btaylor wrote:Amer Delic has a ONE-HANDED backhand!!

I'm sorry, you're right. Wikipedia has it listed as 2-handed, which threw me off, but I watched a youtube video which confirmed it is 1-handed. Off to go edit Wikipedia!

Kool Beans, MAN!!

I think Roddick is a power baseliner without a doubt! He can't volley to save his life! LOL

AGREED!!! (ABOUT RODDICK)

He can't volley, true, but he tries to sometimes.

S.Williamz wrote:I think Roddick is a power baseliner without a doubt! He can't volley to save his life! LOL

I agree. lol

I think Philipp Kohlschriber should be puncher instead of varied. He comes to net sometimes, but he definitely prefers baseline rallying.

i was just playing Ferrer and some things about him

He has a double handed backhand, but in the game he has a one handed.
He has around 80 topspin, which i think is far too much for him
also his serve, it seems a bit powerful for him, he was hitting 130mph consistently when he only hits 120 mph max

I have very similar things to say about Juan Martin Del Potro: 2-handed backhand, probably not as much topspin. And with him I just don't think the forehand should be 100% power: it's powerful, but not as powerful as possible. Also I think his backhand is generally better than his forehand. His style is puncher, not power baseliner, because he does tend to come to net sometimes.

more suggestions lol

i was wondering why hewitt has such high power on his groundstrokes considering he generally pushes the ball back into play using pace from the opponents shot

Kohlschreiber is a "little" player, so it'll stay in Varied, coz they're not much players with this style.

Ferrer, Del Potro & Hewitt slightly tuned.

jeez your right hes 5'10, same as me

anyway, simon needs his backand changed from single to double

also, its no longer asking me how many sets i want to play for each tournament, its annoying because i'd rather not spend ages playing futures and challengers