Bro, I watch your videos and try to learn, but I really struggle with movement. Could you make a guide how to position myself after shots and in different scenarios?
@@Mink00100 Thank you! Maybe I’ll make a video on it but I can give a tip right now. Basically, where you position yourself depends on where your opponent is hitting from. If your opponent is at the center of the court, the chance of him hitting a very angled shot is low, and so you’re fine positioning yourself anywhere near the center. Now if say he is right handed and near the doubles line hitting a forehand, you want to be closer to the cross angled shot, and further from the down the line shot. It’s because when he goes down the line, you know the furthest distance that the ball can go is just a straight line downward. But if he hits a cross court shot, the ball could bounce inside the court but then go off entirely. In that case, you want to be a bit closer to that side so that you can reach the ball. If you had remained in the center, then you most likely would not be able to get to it. So basically the further off from the middle your opponent is when hitting their shot, the further off you want to be from the center in the opposite direction. It’s not an exact 1:1 though. Maybe 1:.5. So for every foot that he is away from the middle, you want to be half a foot away in the other direction. Hopefully that makes sense. I usually do it in my matches so watching that after reading this may help.
@MoreAyReef Got you. Thanks for the tips. So it' s basically like irl. The thing I also tend to do is leave my finger on the d pad for too long and they easily wrong foot me. I guess I should tap them more instead of pressing them for too long.
I haven't been playing TS2K25 for long. I have a level 25 player who I pushed with very high service values but despite this I have a lot of difficulty positioning the target circle well with the right timing but only because it moves too quickly. I was sure that by raising the service values, in a certain sense this speed would decrease allowing for easier positioning but I don't think this is the case. As far as you know, can the "sensitivity" of the stick be changed in some way to improve the aim of the serve? Do you have any useful suggestions for me? Thanks and congratulations for your videos
Great question! I had the same issue with serving when I started out also. I suggest playing the format where you only get a point if you win on your serve (in exhibition). That'll let you serve over and over again to get the hang of it. Just practice moving the circle super slowly and eventually you'll get used to the speed. If you take a look at my oldest videos, I barely moved the circle because I had the same problem lol. Thanks!
I think it is okay. I do believe it has much better tennis physics than topspin or tiebreak, but I just can’t get over the running animations. I like full ace simulator the most if you want realism though
That guy cheese served nearly every point kept moving during big points on service line boo. You played sone incredible shots my one critique is you played the defensive slice when you were on the offensive it cost you points. You didn’t win enough free points off your serve. I seen you serve better you could have beaten that cheese ball even sooner. Fun match to watch
Thanks! Yeah, I definitely got a bit too defensive when I should have been going for more aggressive winners. It's tough to keep track of the gameplan when times get tough haha
Either an AI bot or cheating. Impossible to move like that with those speed amd stamina stats. Personally I find it near impossible to play with anything less than 72ish in those attributes. Any lower and I become a slug, unable to move and my shots lose all depth, width and power - yet my opponents always seem unaffected. I smell a rat.... 😂. Well played.
What a match, what a match! I hope you all enjoy!
Its really very enjoyable watching Topspin 2k25 played by pros. Its like watching real tennis game.
Thank you, I appreciate it! I am no pro though haha. There's a lot of better players :)
That was so fun to watch. Goat
I appreciate it!!
please keep uploading regularly man love the content
I appreciate it! Thanks for watching.
i love your content bro 🔥🔥😊
Appreciate it! Glad you're enjoying the vids.
hey reef, what animations do you use?
@@chichocahn hey, I use Champion serve, Federer forehand, and twisted hip backhand!
Bro, I watch your videos and try to learn, but I really struggle with movement. Could you make a guide how to position myself after shots and in different scenarios?
@@Mink00100 Thank you! Maybe I’ll make a video on it but I can give a tip right now. Basically, where you position yourself depends on where your opponent is hitting from. If your opponent is at the center of the court, the chance of him hitting a very angled shot is low, and so you’re fine positioning yourself anywhere near the center. Now if say he is right handed and near the doubles line hitting a forehand, you want to be closer to the cross angled shot, and further from the down the line shot. It’s because when he goes down the line, you know the furthest distance that the ball can go is just a straight line downward. But if he hits a cross court shot, the ball could bounce inside the court but then go off entirely. In that case, you want to be a bit closer to that side so that you can reach the ball. If you had remained in the center, then you most likely would not be able to get to it.
So basically the further off from the middle your opponent is when hitting their shot, the further off you want to be from the center in the opposite direction. It’s not an exact 1:1 though. Maybe 1:.5. So for every foot that he is away from the middle, you want to be half a foot away in the other direction. Hopefully that makes sense. I usually do it in my matches so watching that after reading this may help.
@MoreAyReef Got you. Thanks for the tips. So it' s basically like irl. The thing I also tend to do is leave my finger on the d pad for too long and they easily wrong foot me. I guess I should tap them more instead of pressing them for too long.
I haven't been playing TS2K25 for long. I have a level 25 player who I pushed with very high service values but despite this I have a lot of difficulty positioning the target circle well with the right timing but only because it moves too quickly. I was sure that by raising the service values, in a certain sense this speed would decrease allowing for easier positioning but I don't think this is the case. As far as you know, can the "sensitivity" of the stick be changed in some way to improve the aim of the serve? Do you have any useful suggestions for me? Thanks and congratulations for your videos
Great question! I had the same issue with serving when I started out also. I suggest playing the format where you only get a point if you win on your serve (in exhibition). That'll let you serve over and over again to get the hang of it. Just practice moving the circle super slowly and eventually you'll get used to the speed. If you take a look at my oldest videos, I barely moved the circle because I had the same problem lol.
Thanks!
@MoreAyReef thank you friend!
Can you make another build video with fittings and coaches I’m tryna be like u😅
@@Phlutio haha thanks! Yes, I can do that!
Can you play without helpers (timing meter & bouncer)?
Yes, you can!
@MoreAyReef Just say, yes or not?
@@MyDeadman2 you can turn them off and on to your liking
Great match bro but the amount of ads in this video was craaazyyy
@@AliveChay Thanks! Sorry, UA-cam set that. I’ll try to reduce it somehow
Okay, think I fixed it now! Thanks for letting me know
Bro after this comment, i pray for u to reach ur goals
@@MoreAyReef No problem man, love your vids. Not a lot of good TopSpin content on here so you’re doing God’s work!!
@@Heavyinthegame That means a lot, thank you!
Dam it was intense 😅 ggs
Is there any chance to play a 1v1 against you? I’m also xbox
What do you think about TE4?
I think it is okay. I do believe it has much better tennis physics than topspin or tiebreak, but I just can’t get over the running animations. I like full ace simulator the most if you want realism though
I think my name is in the #53 😅! GG's! I love your content 🎾
@@eduardorb4152 Nice job making it that far! Thanks!
@@MoreAyReefThat Match was a hard one. I guess Stamina and Speed does not matter 😂
That guy cheese served nearly every point kept moving during big points on service line boo. You played sone incredible shots my one critique is you played the defensive slice when you were on the offensive it cost you points. You didn’t win enough free points off your serve. I seen you serve better you could have beaten that cheese ball even sooner. Fun match to watch
Thanks! Yeah, I definitely got a bit too defensive when I should have been going for more aggressive winners. It's tough to keep track of the gameplan when times get tough haha
Either an AI bot or cheating. Impossible to move like that with those speed amd stamina stats. Personally I find it near impossible to play with anything less than 72ish in those attributes. Any lower and I become a slug, unable to move and my shots lose all depth, width and power - yet my opponents always seem unaffected. I smell a rat.... 😂. Well played.
@@arenni13 Haha, he was on Xbox so I don’t think he was cheating. Must just know something we don’t! Thanks!
Gg man I want to play you and if it’s competitive post the video ????
Thanks for watching! I replied to another comment of someone also wanting to play me. Maybe in the future!
Vs me I’m on Xbox
Dam it was intense 😅 ggs
Is there any chance to play a 1v1 against you? I’m also xbox
Thanks! It was a great game. Maybe in the future! I don't get much extra time to play. When I do, I just record haha