ItaStallion wrote:tigerofintegrity wrote:
I mean, I'm hardly unbeatable. ItaStallion beat me and others have too.
oh how i like that part of your long wall of text lol
And I love how you explained everyone the 'secret' to beating me because now nobody should have an excuse to complain about playing me. They know how to and if they can't, then that means they can only blame themselves for not being good enough.
Oscarzero wrote: I originally think like that too. But later on I found out this may not be the case - the opponent can also take a guess and make a great return. So in the end this method probably just give you about 50% chance to win.
Actually it's more like 80:20 when I play defensive type players who outrally me so it's not really as big an advantage as you think. Trust me, playing as a big server/power hitter, it's as frustrating for me not being able to win rallies as it is for you not being able to return serves. And thanks, glad you enjoyed the read.
andman666 wrote: I just want to be clear that it is my personal opnion that I think the tennis play style you preform is not normal tennis. I've never liked Karlovic so when I see people that have similar stats, it makes me sad that people have to win tennis matches by just serving aces and waiting for that 1 hole to break the opponent. I have nothing against you personal, just don't like the play style. I never said it was not beatable, I did break you, so obviously the play style is beatable.
Yeah, I hope that everybody will have different play styles at the ITST tour, otherwise it will get boring
To be honest, you say that the nature of the game demands you to play the style Soderling, but I think it's more the nature of TS4.
I have to admit, I wish I had such a great serve like you, it would be a hell lot easier
No hard feelings bro, if you would like to add me for a game, add and630 to PSN.
No hard feelings at all. I didn't take it personally, I just wanted to defend a playstyle that isn't broken in the game. Just feel that as long as it isn't broken then it's fair game and should be accepted instead of being made out to be the bane of the whole game. I'm sure you don't like playing against it but there are also people out there who hate being pulled all over the court like a yoyo by a baseline rallier before losing the point. At least my method doesn't torture the poor souls.