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Kimiko Date Krumm wrote:yeah manutoo you should do something with doubles too...because recently the "God" lose some set in doubles :O

Following me again? What the hell...go away My main complaints are about singles anyways (some overpowered elements)...I don't care too much about doubles, I won everything...Are you jealous?

jealous about you??? omg you are the most........person who i ever know:O so...im not jealous about you dont worry dude

Kimiko Date Krumm wrote:jealous about you??? omg you are the most........person who i ever know:O so...im not jealous about you dont worry dude

I wrote a summary of my opinions about the version - what do you want? I'm not going to waste more time on people like you...so enjoy chatting to yourself...

you are funny...and you wont waste time...yeah for 2-3 days...after you will start it again but no problem i enjoy it

For Manu (not for.........) => Well, I played 2 more sets of doubles now and it felt more like before...maybe the volleying timing at the net is a bit different so it takes a few sets to adapt...Anyways, have a look at this too...but the match from last night felt quite strange Both opponents are top ranked players btw

you dont need the 2-3 day:D funny:DDD you refer to me again

Just a little improved PowerBaseliner return would be so, so good. Like Hassad wrote, PowerBaseliners should have good return, like Djokovic, or Murray..

TE styles are not to reflect any real life players, they are just a generalisation. It's not called "Djokovic style" but "Power baseliner"(most real life players would not belong to any of those TE categories) and if in Manu's vision a power baseliner shouldn't have any return bonus then that's it. I don't really see why would this style get any bonuses for returning - certain gamestyle shouldn't affect the power of return.

And again, if you cannot finish a rally against a counter(whos accelerations are not that good anymore after this update), then you don't deserve to win a point. The difference is about 20kmph now. Accelerations are not meant to be hit one after another, you should save them for good point-winning situations... brainless ballbashers dont have much success in real tennis either.

adner wrote:TE styles are not to reflect any real life players, they are just a generalisation. It's not called "Djokovic style" but "Power baseliner"(most real life players would not belong to any of those TE categories) and if in Manu's vision a power baseliner shouldn't have any return bonus then that's it. I don't really see why would this style get any bonuses for returning - certain gamestyle shouldn't affect the power of return.

And again, if you cannot finish a rally against a counter(whos accelerations are not that good anymore after this update), then you don't deserve to win a point. The difference is about 20kmph now. Accelerations are not meant to be hit one after another, you should save them for good point-winning situations... brainless ballbashers dont have much success in real tennis either.

Lol, I would like to get some of the stuff you smoke It has been reduced by 2-4 kmh or something like that...20

I dont think I hit 145kmph accelerations in normal rally when I played as a counter, excuse me...

Maxy wrote:PowerBaseliners should have good return, like Djokovic, or Murray..

epic fail, murray is a counter puncher. Also the best returners have usually great counter punching skills - djokovic (also a great pb tho), murray, ferrer, hewitt (not generalising tho as its foolish to generalise because real tennis players are not governed by stats but individual capabilities)

pure power baseliners like berdych, soderling, del potro have avg returns (again its not at all a good idea to compare real life tennis to TE tho)

vamos rafa wrote:epic fail, murray is a counter puncher. Also the best returners have usually great counter punching skills - djokovic (a great pb also tho), murray, ferrer, hewitt (not generalising tho as its foolish to generalise because real tennis players are not governed by stats but individual capabilities)

pure power baseliners like berdych, soderling, del potro have avg returns (again its not at all a good idea to compare real life tennis to TE tho)

I agree with that but I consider Murray, Ferrer as pure Defenders in this game, for sure, Djokovic as Puncher, Hewitt as counter

SamModder wrote:I agree with that but I consider Murray, Ferrer as pure Defenders in this game, for sure, Djokovic as Puncher, Hewitt as counter

i consider counter punchers (should be termed a counter w.r.t this game) as people who use opponent's pace to direct the ball. They are generally great retrievers with amazing defensive skills.
Nadal is an example of pure defender. Real life players have multiple skills and can't be termed as onyl a counter or only a baseliner. Murray although defends great has a decent variety and has nice volleys and slices. Djokovic is a very good power baseliner while attacking and a great counter puncher when he retrieves (especially on the backhand side). That is why its not a good idea to compare tennis to TE.

Thanks

You are totally right again, but yeah I was talking about what suited them better in the game

No comment Bye, I will not comment this anymore, GL.