What part of your game you feel you need to improve?

[Yippie-Caiay]

Don't you love finding typos when someone quotes you? Especially when it's 2 typos.

that was for matheja right?!

[FUMBLES422]

i need some new returning strategies...backhand slices up the line can only buy me so much time.

...i also need to work on risk-shots...i've never used them before, and i actually think they're a pretty weak, "arcadey" aspect of the game, period...but it seems like everyone here is so kickass with them, that I have no choice but to set my differences aside and learn how to utilize them...I'm sure I'll be losing tons of matches 'til then...or just playing SIM.

[jayl0ve]

Well welcome to ITST, but you're right in thinking that you must learn risk shots; to me, it's a necessity, I would feel helpless playing with no risk shots. I don't agree that they're 'arcadey' but to each his own I guess.

Risk shots are legal on both the 'standard' tour and the SIM tour, so there's really no escaping it (nor is there a way to ever know for certain whether or not any particular shot is a risk shot, in this game).

[FUMBLES422]

i thought only risk shots on serves are allowed on the SIM tour?

[jayl0ve]

You're reading the old (Top Spin 1) rules for the SIM tour.

[Q. Reese]

This happens often. Is there anything management can do about this problem? This is not the first time a member had done this.

[SlicerITST]

Ive already written some changes a few hours ago. Ill upload it in a while.

[VillaJ100]

i think i can pretty much always tell when someone has hit a risk shot. you can even tell risk serves from the fluidity in the serve animation.

[jayl0ve]

i think i can pretty much always tell when someone has hit a risk shot. you can even tell risk serves from the fluidity in the serve animation.

I can tell a lot of the time, too, but there's no way to be able to know 100% of the time if any shot is a risk shot.

[Q. Reese]

Ive already written some changes a few hours ago. Ill upload it in a while.

Thanks Slicer. I knew that you would change this information. It was too much of confusion!

[Chederer]

and thank you jaylove for the blood sport gif.........

[stoichkov92160]

Returning well is really difficult. Especially when returning a 90 serve or a 90 forehand and backhand player. Defending is also really tough...

[badman1126]

My serve.

Last night I was playing Mystical Lion, and hit 4dfs in a game in the second set to hand over the only break of the match. Maybe it was his really good returning that was pressuring me )