98 serve 98 power

by **Tamthewasp** » Fri, 02 Sep 2011 22:42

Capping levels to 15 or 16 would be good

by **LokiSharpShootr** » Fri, 02 Sep 2011 23:02

Wow i´ve been seen a lot of threads like this one.

It goes like this: blablabla is overpowered.

comment1: Yeah its overpowered but whan can we do.

comment2: Yeah its overpowered, its not real life tennis.

comment3: Yeah we should cap skills at 85-90.

comment4: Buhhh, ure talking crap man if plus 90 power/serve is unrealistic the plus 90 wings, plus 90 volley they are all unrealistic.what can we play???

comment 5: Yeah, its unrealistic but this is a videogame and its not near as overpowered as TI/MD.

comment6: Yeah its overpowered but the CPS/IR is also overpowered so what u gonna do?

What i say is this: 90+volley,power,speed,wings,serve they are all overpowered so none of them is overpowered. did u guys got it or should i spell it out for you?

Its your fault your oponnent beat you, plz stop crying.

Every single build in this game have weaknees, everyone, and every single build have strenght, if u lost a game is because your oponnent was better at exploiting your weaknees and his strenghts than you.

by **Tamthewasp** » Fri, 02 Sep 2011 23:25

Lmao loki puts it too bed with an awesome display of stone cold truth.

by **KDZaster** » Fri, 02 Sep 2011 23:30

supinesmokey13 wrote:
KDZaster wrote:oh if it is so hard to deal with IN REAL LIFE why isn't delpo, raonic or verdasco in side the top ten

Verdasco was top 10 until February when he fractured his foot. He recently came back and is still 19th.

Juan Martin Del Potro was ranked 4th just last year, where he got injured and went through surgery on his wrist, missed tons of events. He's still 18th.

Del Potro destroyed everyone with his 98-98, then he got injured and is coming back. Verdasco was a threat to every player with his 98-98, but got injured and is on the rise again.

Raonic is a rookie. He's 20, and he's ranked 26th.

You want people in the top 10 who play 98-98?
Mardy Fish. Robin Solderling. Thomas Berdych.

Roddick is old and cautious, so he doesn't just bomb it. But he did it for a long time.

This playstyle is legitimate, and unlikely to go away. The only a few people make it look like it's worthless. Everyone else has a hard time. Roddick still has a winning record against Djokovic!

by **LokiSharpShootr** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 00:03

KDZaster wrote:
supinesmokey13 wrote:
KDZaster wrote:oh if it is so hard to deal with IN REAL LIFE why isn't delpo, raonic or verdasco in side the top ten

Verdasco was top 10 until February when he fractured his foot. He recently came back and is still 19th.

Juan Martin Del Potro was ranked 4th just last year, where he got injured and went through surgery on his wrist, missed tons of events. He's still 18th.

Del Potro destroyed everyone with his 98-98, then he got injured and is coming back. Verdasco was a threat to every player with his 98-98, but got injured and is on the rise again.

Raonic is a rookie. He's 20, and he's ranked 26th.

You want people in the top 10 who play 98-98?
Mardy Fish. Robin Solderling. Thomas Berdych.

Roddick is old and cautious, so he doesn't just bomb it. But he did it for a long time.

This playstyle is legitimate, and unlikely to go away. The only a few people make it look like it's worthless. Everyone else has a hard time. Roddick still has a winning record against Djokovic!

Ok, now you´ll beg to me disagree, Soderling doesnt play 98-98 he has two really good strokes so cant be 98-98.

Berdych also has amazing strokes so cant be 98-98.

Mardy Fish has decent strokes but can play in the net so cant be 98-98.

Verdasco is fast and has good strokes so cant be 98-98.

Roddick is 98-98, Karlovic is 98-98, and maybe Del Potro is 98-98, but thats all if u have seen a game of those pros u know they arent 98-98.

98-98 is able to hit 140 on almost every serve and the most of the guys you mentioned arent.

by **oshiee** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 00:52

KDZaster wrote:How is 98 Power and serve unrealistic?

That sounds like Juan Del Potro, like John Isner, like Fernando Verdaso, like Milos Raonic, like Andy Roddick, who all hit 130-150 serves regularly (some more than others) and have a super-strong forehand that have clocked 90mph or above more than once?

It's unrealistic?
Because it's hard to return, like in real life?
Because it's hard to deal with, like in real life?

They already made it so serving vs returning is nowhere near IRL, since returning is so freakin easy and no one misses any returns they make contact with 99% of the time (which is the most unrealistic thing in this game, you cant bring back a 140+mph serve every. single. time you touch it).

People still complain when a well placed 120+ mph serve no long has ANY possibility of being a consistant Ace in this game. When you can press left, and then right against a serve thats 130+ and still reach it, while in "real life", if you choose left and the ball goes right and is going that fast, you've missed it.

This.

Returning is so easy in this game.

by **farshad** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 06:42

LokiSharpShootr wrote:Wow i´ve been seen a lot of threads like this one.

It goes like this: blablabla is overpowered.

comment1: Yeah its overpowered but whan can we do.

comment2: Yeah its overpowered, its not real life tennis.

comment3: Yeah we should cap skills at 85-90.

comment4: Buhhh, ure talking crap man if plus 90 power/serve is unrealistic the plus 90 wings, plus 90 volley they are all unrealistic.what can we play???

comment 5: Yeah, its unrealistic but this is a videogame and its not near as overpowered as TI/MD.

comment6: Yeah its overpowered but the CPS/IR is also overpowered so what u gonna do?

What i say is this: 90+volley,power,speed,wings,serve they are all overpowered so none of them is overpowered. did u guys got it or should i spell it out for you?

Its your fault your oponnent beat you, plz stop crying.

Every single build in this game have weaknees, everyone, and every single build have strenght, if u lost a game is because your oponnent was better at exploiting your weaknees and his strenghts than you.

Just stop being "mister hotshot" here.....every single build have weaknesses yeah but there are some build that IF MASTERED , you will never ever be able to get to work on those weaknesses.
Come play with my all arounder and win against a OFB/DFB or a power guy who mastered the style and see what you can do.
have you ever played a guy with 98-98 who mastered the game?

by **LokiSharpShootr** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 15:54

Yeah, in WT i have played a guy who every serve was 240 and eventually in the rally if he didnt got a winner he would dropshot me cause he knew he would lose in a longer rally, and i still beat him.

BTW: like you said your All-rounder, All rounder got no weakness but also got no strenghts, they can play anywhere but playing against a full power build, or full DFB or full volley they will lose almost every time, if u wanna play all round and be sucessufull agaisnt good players(with 20 builds) ure gonna lose, just stick to playing SIM.

by **RainingAmoeba79** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:31

Exactly.Sadly, I had to give up an all rounders on the regular tour. It is impossible to win against any stacked setup.

by **Rob ITST** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:38

I've always said that all-rounders should be given extra stat points. In every tennis game so far, stacking one or two stats just pays off too much.

It should be something like this:

As you add points to a stat, it takes more points to increase it. So, increasing your serve from 50 to 51 takes one point. But increasing it from 80 to 81 should take maybe 5 points. The better a stat gets, the harder it should be to improve it.

So, more balanced characters would have fewer weapons, but they also have more points overall.

by **LokiSharpShootr** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:54

Top Spin 3 was like this, u needed more xp from the medium to the higher ratings, but how you could glitch the XP it was something that no one cared about.

by **RainingAmoeba79** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:58

Thats awesome! I would really like that idea, because right now it is wrong.

by **farshad** » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 17:10

LokiSharpShootr wrote:Yeah, in WT i have played a guy who every serve was 240 and eventually in the rally if he didnt got a winner he would dropshot me cause he knew he would lose in a longer rally, and i still beat him.

BTW: like you said your All-rounder, All rounder got no weakness but also got no strenghts, they can play anywhere but playing against a full power build, or full DFB or full volley they will lose almost every time, if u wanna play all round and be sucessufull agaisnt good players(with 20 builds) ure gonna lose, just stick to playing SIM.

No, thats not mastering! after learning the way to beat power guys here in ITST, i never lost to any power players in WT( around 1 month , i faced so many 98-100 power and didnt lose to any ), with some simple trick , they lose the point, but if they master it and they use their weapons on the right moments... their weakenesses will be very hard to reach.
but again i dont know your setup and tactics...
one good example ( probably more but i only know this guy) Fabada7, his record is 15-0 here on ITST and i think he is 98 98. he knows how to use his weapons....once you play him , you will see what i mean.

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