TS I PC Tour Tennis: Are you interested in DMT?

by **Q. Reese** » Fri, 24 Apr 2009 21:27

Hello,

I would like to get a quick assessment of players who are willing to play DMT like myself and others who are on the TS I PC tour.

by **SlicerITST** » Fri, 24 Apr 2009 23:35

I can recommend this game to all PC TS1 players. Sure, it may look like it is a big change and the prospect of learning to play another tennis game might be discouraging. But as a TS1 veteran my honest opinion is that this game is as much fun as TS1 ever was.

by **ANILTJE** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 02:33

Good thread. I would love to see more TS1 players joining.

It's good to hear slicer say this cause he hasn't been really playing any game anymore since TS1. Right?

by **Q. Reese** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 05:17

When Slicer says anything, it has weight to it. LOL.

Yes. I agree with you Aniltje.

We are at a very fragile moment with the TS I tour. If we start recruiting for reallocation of players from TS I to DMT, then I fear that the TS I tour will crash immediately.

Just my hunch. I could be wrong. I think we should start our efforts at the end of this season, October or November, where there are not much tournaments going on for the TS I tour.

Of course, if they want to join DMT now, they can. Like Slicer, myself, and others have done. :wink:

Either way, it is a win-win situation for the DMT tour; because, if and when the TS I ends, most PC'ers will not have a game to play, tennis-wise per ITST matches. So, they have one choice, as we know of . . . DMT!!

by **mcfed** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:05

Oh, have you stopped recruiting? :lol:

by **ANILTJE** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:42

Well we should recruit you.

by **SlicerITST** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 19:25

ANILTJE wrote:Good thread. I would love to see more TS1 players joining.

It's good to hear slicer say this cause he hasn't been really playing any game anymore since TS1. Right?

I have played games but havent enjoyed any as i did with TS1. DMT has the same fun factor for me.

All TS1 simmers will love this game when they have learned the basics. And when they bought the game cause the difference in fun-level between playing with McEnroe and Federer was big for me.

by **Q. Reese** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:03

The only thing that kills me is the down-the-line shots. Very hard to master. This loses my interest a little. Yet, you know me, I am still persistent.

Most importantly, I remember that I am supporting the tour. That is what matters too me, even though I stick! :lol:

by **ANILTJE** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:29

Down the lines aren't that hard. It takes a little pratice but I can hit them really easy now.

by **Q. Reese** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:36

ANILTJE wrote:Down the lines aren't that hard. It takes a little pratice but I can hit them really easy now.

You made that very apparent for you when you thrased me with Mr. Federer! LOL.

It is not easy to figure out when you "take the game out of the box" like you would do with TS I. To me, that is a little discouraging.

by **ANILTJE** » Sat, 25 Apr 2009 23:52

Yeah, DMT is just a bit harde in the beginning but when mastered its not that hard to hit shots. Then it becomes more about who hits the right shot at the right moment like in any other game. Difference is that hitting the lines is more important then in any other game

by **Yippie-Caiay** » Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:08

right... i've played some guys online (btw they played with mcenroe too) which played really well, even better than me but they didn't know when to hit certain shot, and that's what i love of dmt, it takes a lot of strategy to win a point..

by **Q. Reese** » Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:19

Yes. It will not be the same for those who are in the TS I frame-of-mind. You have to work guys!! Hehe.

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