Contact Tennis Clash Sports Stars Game Support

One minute my hits land where I aim, the next minute my opponent is not only invincible, but my character starts playing horribly. Constantly tripping over and fighting to get to the ball when I’ve had no such issue in previous matches. My opponent could just be a few points better than me and I’m getting dominated. The tutorial is pointless, because no matter how hard or how soft I hit the ball, as long as my opponent is slightly stronger, it just flies off the court or slows down completely. I enjoyed it in the beginning because at least then I was losing more fairly and actually won a few matches. I even spent money on gems because I thought this would be a good game in the long run but those are the last dimes I plan on spending because it’s completely pointless to. I thought maybe I could level the playing field using strings, but nope I still get overpowered by opponents and can barely get to the ball even with longcatch. This game doesn’t feel like it’s based off of skill anymore once you get to a certain point. It does feel pay to win, but not if you’re a low budget person. Based on what I’ve spent (mainly on vip cards and the piggy bank), it’ll probably take hundreds of dollars over time to upgrade enough to stand somewhat of a chance against stronger opponents. It’ll take forever to level up on your own, but it’s less if a waste to do so without the money.

UPDATE: Gave it several more months of play. Still can’t get past the same level. How do you lose 8 games in a row against inferior rated players? You can tell at the beginning of a game if it is “determined “ that you have a chance of winning. All of a sudden your character can’t move like he has on concrete boots, can’t hit a hard shot no matter how hard you swipe, and can’t keep a shot inbounds. I’m finally deleting!!!!!!! I have played this game daily for several weeks now. It can be fun, but it has made me mad enough to want to throw my phone against the wall. Without spending money, it is impossible to get ahead. When you play the lower level tours that pay no money you win. When you equip your good strings, you lose..... I’m talking like lose 9 out of 10 games. Did I just forget how to play during those games? How does my opponent hit miraculous shots time and time again throughout the game but I all of a sudden can’t hit a decent shot if my life depended on it. Game is rigged as a serious cash grab. You can’t get ahead without spending cash. You are constantly out of decent strings so you can’t play a tournament that pays anything. When you have strings, you can’t win with any consistency. You win nylon strings (they are worthless) constantly in bags. Why??? Where is the reward in that? I’m deleting if something doesn’t change.

The game is very unbalanced and needs work on the physics engine. In real tennis, it is far easier to return a shot in the same direction in which it came than to change the direction, and the game doesn’t seem to account for that whatsoever. When playing the net, one of the key factors in where you position yourself has to do with the percentage of probability of a return shot, and those sorts of considerations are worthless when opponents can whip a shot past you that would be practically impossible in real life. Also, spin has a huge bearing on shot placement, and there should be some ability to hit topspin, slice, or backspin with the shape of a swipe. Without it, the different play styles are largely mitigated; instead, what matters is having a skill level of 40+ in some attribute and working that as an advantage. It creates a lot of games where the outcome is 7-0 or 0-7, and it’s not much fun to play a game which either isn’t a challenge or doesn’t give you a chance to win. Once a skill level hits 30, any increase beyond that level should be incremental (the difference between a 30 and 40 should be half of the difference between a 20 and 30 and a quarter of the difference between a 10 and 20). With more realistic physics and more balancing with skills, it could be a really fun game. As it is, it’s more frustrating than fun most of the time.