You already have a three week head start on us over here, and now you are turning to tutorials on top of that? We may never recover.:-)[Reply]
Qb 02:25 PM 10-19-2009
Originally Posted by kgx2thez:
While you're hitting the "what" button?
He said the "driven" button, which would be LB on 360, to make it a more powerful shot with less curl.
Actually being able to shoot over/around the wall with a properly positioned keeper in practice mode is going to be so helpful. I'll have to spend some time doing this and working on some created plays for corners and indirect FKs before the Champions League...
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maybe this should be stickied? rename it video tutorials? i know lots of people will be putting stuff out there. i imagine wepeeler will be giving us a skills tutorial eventually. just a thought.
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Qb 10:41 AM 10-21-2009
Originally Posted by southernbelle:
maybe this should be stickied? rename it video tutorials? i know lots of people will be putting stuff out there. i imagine wepeeler will be giving us a skills tutorial eventually. just a thought.
Good idea. Now if only someone around here could do that... oh wait.
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StormJH1 02:28 PM 10-21-2009
Originally Posted by Qb:
He said the "driven" button, which would be LB on 360, to make it a more powerful shot with less curl.
Actually being able to shoot over/around the wall with a properly positioned keeper in practice mode is going to be so helpful. I'll have to spend some time doing this and working on some created plays for corners and indirect FKs before the Champions League...
Okay, that was going to be my question too. The manual refers to a "finesse" or "placed" shot (RB, maybe?), which I assume is a softer, more accurate shot.
"Driven", then, is harder, but less curl. He seemed to only use that in the video when shooting under the wall from closer range, or when he did that unconventional bend (to the right for right-footers) on the 40+ yarder.
To be clear, up on the L stick while charging applies topspin (which makes the ball go down), but to put additional curve, you move the L stick diagonally in the direction you want it to go. Right?
The videos are great, I don't think I fully realized that a normal shot with top spin is going to have a natural right-to-left curl on it anyway...good to know.
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