Hi Manu
Sorry to report, but I think the "fast auto-adjust" thingy may
again be the culprit, because while I was using my player with auto set on fast, I saw the
same things happening that jesp8000 and Santiago92 are seeing...
When I set auto on "average" the problem disappeared...
Try using "fast auto", place your player in "no man's land" (not quite half-way between the baseline and the service line) and set the CPU player's topspin at 50 to 100% and you should see the problem when the ball gets "too close" and you have to back up...
Sometimes with the forehand my player in this situation will have his entire torso (legs included) facing
away from the court, then spin quickly around the correct way in time to strike the ball...
On the backhand things can get
really funky!
His legs will "twist around" away from the court, his head
stays facing the court, and his racquet arm never "hits" the ball, but it goes over anyway...

I can do just fine with the auto set on average with
no problems, and I'm OK with that

, but I just wanted to lend some support to the other guys and help you to get our players "straightened out"...(excuse the pun)
