Right I've had it. After beating a Lv. 4 guy 6-2, 6-1, I got destroyed 6-1, 3-0 by a Lv. 3. And it's not my ability - I've never been beaten in straight sets before, bad enough this bad. How is this guy so ridiculously amazing?? To compare. the last post I took the #35 (lv.11) to a 3rd set tie-break and was twice a point away from victory. Yet this level 3 seem incapable of playing anything but these ridiculous shots that constantly gets him in control of every single point.
FH 48
BH 43
Se 34
V 30
P 34
St 48
Sp 39
R 32
I played no different to the first game. But this guy may as well have been Nadal. Slice forehand out wide, he gets it back, smash it to the other corner, on the line, he not only gets it back, but managed to find the corner and win the point. He did this 4 or 5 times. For some reason his defence is amazing and then he pulls off these ridiculous shots to put himself on top before winning the point.
What's the point of giving players attributes if they're not going to play anything like them? In-fact, what's the point of making a ton of generated player anyway? Might as well make me play Nadal for all the difference it makes.
Don't get me wrong, I don't want to win every game 6-0, 6-0. But when you're drawn against one of the worst players in the game and he ends up being better than Nadal it just totally defies realism and ruins enjoyment. I want a challenge, not to be raped by the #77.
MrMackNasty wrote:Thats weird I don't have the same issues at all in career mode or any single player mode for that matter. What difficulty do you play on? I play on very hard. I might try expert someday. I've unlocked it but I don't feel like competing too hard vs the AI. I agree on the errors part though. They don't seem to make much. Only on the complete run and when you hit it at there feet over and over lol. But when your mishiting these balls is your timing spot on? Also what are you FH and BH stats? My career guys is i think 70 70 and I don't mishit much balls at all if my timing is correct.
I don't know what it is. I thought maybe my placement (I tilt the stick all the way to the left/right). But I always do that and the ball often goes nowhere near the lines (even when Perfect). Maybe my stamina. But my opponent is often in an even worse condition and he's still able to churn out wondershots.
I play on Hard. I would go down to Medium, but I started a career mode there first thing and won every single match 6-0, 6-0. Hard is much more challenging, but my god it's frustrating. I want realism. Is there nothing inbetween players not even being able to move and basically being zombies (Medium) and players being able to play way above their level for almost every single point and completely defy exhaustion (Hard)?
I'm only Lv. 8. 57 Forehand (+10 from coach), 42 Backhand. So that might have something to do with it. But what annoys me the most is that it always floats into the EXACT SAME SPOT. It never goes miles wide, long, or just catches the line, the "mishits" end up in the exact same spot, every single time. It genuinely looks like there's some sort of ball magnet there.
My timing is usually Good or Just Early (on the ones I miss). Even the "superbs" are often poor though. It is seemingly impossible to finish off rallies because of the ridiculous speed, stamina and shot-making of the supposedly poor opposition and the lack of power in the game. Why are all the shots so weak? I can have the ball sit up in the middle of the court, time my shot perfectly, put in as much power as possible and aim as close to the corners as possible, and the AI will still get on the end of it. And not just a tame shot either, one to either win the point or force me back to the baseline. How do they do it?
It's just so frustrating. It feels like I have no control. I'll be making shots fine and my player will suddenly just whack it towards the ball magnet. Under no pressure, full stamina, not on the run. There will be the whole court to aim for and he'll hit it out. And then you have the opposition player who seems immune to errors, probably on steroids, with the defence of Djokovic/Murray, the offence of Nadal and the variety of Federer (Edit: Oh, and the serve of Roddick or Karlovic).
Cheers for the response though! Maybe it'll get more enjoyable as my player improves a bit more and I get more used to the game. If I stick it out that long before pure frustration causes me to throw my controller through my tv screen or more likely rip my face off.