Tennis Elbow Manager 2 - Talents Guide - MGW

Tennis Elbow Manager 2 – Talents Guide

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Talents

Each talent gives some little bonus to the player:

 

  • Early ball hit: Ability to hit the ball on the rise.

 

  • Ball feeling: Ability to softly control the ball, especially at the net.

 

  • Fast learner: Learn faster from training, but also forget a bit faster with time.

 

  • Injury Resistance: Lower chance to get injured.

 

  • Slice serve: Serve to give a slicing effect to the ball, most effective on fast surfaces.

 

  • Topspin serve: Serve to give a topspin effect to the ball, most effective on slow surfaces.

 

  • Kick serve: Serve to give a kick effect to the ball, most effective on normal surfaces.

 

  • Slice mastery: Perfect control and use of slice effect during rallies.

 

  • Champion: Ability to play your best level against lower-ranked players.

 

  • Chameleon: Lower the negative effect when changing your playing style during a match.

 

  • Globetrotter: Less tired after trips, especially long ones.

 

  • Spinny Backhand: Raises the topspin skill when doing a backhand.

 

  • Flat Backhand: Lowers the topspin skill when doing a backhand.

 

  • Forever Young: Lowers the physical skill loss when getting older.

 

  • Rich Kid: You’ll start with a lot more money than normal, but you’ll lose 2 hours of training per day to study till the end of the year you’ll turn 22.

 

  • Prodigy: Allows you to reach your maximal potentials earlier if you start as a Junior, and gives a bonus to all your skills if you start as a Pro.

 

  • Upsetter: Raises the chance of converting a bad day to a good day for the Form of the Day; the bonus of each good day is also raised.

 

  • Surface Switcher: Raises the rate you raise your Surface skills.

 

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