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Avinash Patel wrote:Hehya gd point, I jut want to see apart from shocase, Loki, FIFA who else hates me. Same time want to see how much Welsch is really hted
djarvik wrote:Tier 1 players: Welsh, Rabbari, Neuwirth - are on the same level. Taking one away will hurt, not help the balance. One is fast and consistent, the second is powerful with good serve, third one is a mix of both. Rock, Paper, Scissors.
You could eliminate the whole tire all together, but that will only lead to a Tier 2 players taking their place and the "demand" of banning one of them.
Tier 2 players: Gallo, Slavina, Babb.
There are more tiers, all the way down to the bronze coaches. Does that mean you must use the same tier player to have a chance? No. But you do have to be slightly better then your opponent to win with a lower tier player.
I also think that there are a few players that don't really fit into tiers. Why? Because to me, they can be both, in Tier 1 and Tier 7. It all depends on how they are being used and by whom. For example:
Moore - his skills are Approach Shot Expert (ASE) and Wrong Foot Expert (WFE). He may not posses the power of Gallo, or the quick delivery of that power - Rabbari, or the angles of Welsh, or the speed and reach of Slavina, but he has something else, unique, that can fight these coaches.
I have a character with this coach and I do REALLY well with him (within my skill level) against the top coaches. It is all about playing on my terms, knowing which areas are my strong points and when to utilize them. For example, on returns, instead of pushing the ball deep, I would push it cross short while holding the RB button. If the server happen to even slightly push any other direction but the one I hit to - I get the benefit of the following: ASE (because of holding RB), WFE (because the server goes the other way) and a 71 reflex rating along with decent strokes. I usually max out the BH side, so when someone is trying to serve slice wide to get me of the court - he gets the 81 BH combined with all benefits above. WFE is a great skill, especially if your opponent leaves the ball mid court and you can add the ASE to it, then finish at net with 63 volley. There are few more strategies to this player.
There are other players like that as well, the thing to look for is a way to combine both skills into one shot and rip benefits with both.
My 2c.
djarvik wrote:Tier 1 players: Welsh, Rabbari, Neuwirth - are on the same level. Taking one away will hurt, not help the balance. One is fast and consistent, the second is powerful with good serve, third one is a mix of both. Rock, Paper, Scissors.
You could eliminate the whole tire all together, but that will only lead to a Tier 2 players taking their place and the "demand" of banning one of them.
Tier 2 players: Gallo, Slavina, Babb.
There are more tiers, all the way down to the bronze coaches. Does that mean you must use the same tier player to have a chance? No. But you do have to be slightly better then your opponent to win with a lower tier player.
I also think that there are a few players that don't really fit into tiers. Why? Because to me, they can be both, in Tier 1 and Tier 7. It all depends on how they are being used and by whom. For example:
Moore - his skills are Approach Shot Expert (ASE) and Wrong Foot Expert (WFE). He may not posses the power of Gallo, or the quick delivery of that power - Rabbari, or the angles of Welsh, or the speed and reach of Slavina, but he has something else, unique, that can fight these coaches.
I have a character with this coach and I do REALLY well with him (within my skill level) against the top coaches. It is all about playing on my terms, knowing which areas are my strong points and when to utilize them. For example, on returns, instead of pushing the ball deep, I would push it cross short while holding the RB button. If the server happen to even slightly push any other direction but the one I hit to - I get the benefit of the following: ASE (because of holding RB), WFE (because the server goes the other way) and a 71 reflex rating along with decent strokes. I usually max out the BH side, so when someone is trying to serve slice wide to get me of the court - he gets the 81 BH combined with all benefits above. WFE is a great skill, especially if your opponent leaves the ball mid court and you can add the ASE to it, then finish at net with 63 volley. There are few more strategies to this player.
There are other players like that as well, the thing to look for is a way to combine both skills into one shot and rip benefits with both.
My 2c.
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