This Is How U Shoot Properly
- Thread starter DJBENNYBEN
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Jake Small
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It's also nice to train yourself to hit R2 if you accidently overfill the bar on a shot, because as mentioned, it does seem to improve accuracy (at the cost of power).
luv4skating
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What button do you use for this shot on xbox, is it the black button?
luv4skating
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Bump, any answers??luv4skating said:
Pulp zillA
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yeh probably
luv4skating
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What button do you use for this on xbox??
123gamer321
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It works very good guys
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Kewell[AUS]
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the R2 placed shot is, of course, the black button on Xbox.
Trance_Allstar
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You press the black button after the shot gauge (power bar) has appeared (Depending on when you press the blakc button you can get slightly different resulting shots since the player will change animations at different points depending on timing).
If you are too close to goal the player will automatically strike broadside-shots.
If you are too close to goal the player will automatically strike broadside-shots.
ChrisCasper
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Thanks guys...I'll try anything to improve my scoring.
bogeyexpress
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ChrisCasper said:
God knows you need it my friend. LOL!
I have been using it for about 2 weeks now, and I believe it is helping my scoring. I am getting many more quality shots on target, now I just have to keep from always hitting the black/R bumper button (360) when I shoot.
Pro P.I.M.P
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Why does the 1st post say that you are supposed to hold R2 before you shoot? Does this make a difference? Also from outside the box according to the first post, are you supposed to hold R2 on the scond press? Does this work in WE10?
Trance_Allstar
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I don't know what the thread-starter is on about.
Now, I do not have WE10, but I would bet that Konami hasn't revised the shooting system at all when it comes to button combos.
Before you press the shot-button, holding R2 will act as a player speed-increaser, much like R1 only a bit slower. So there is no difference holding R2 before shooting. It is after the shotbutton is pressed that the R2-button matters.
Now, I do not have WE10, but I would bet that Konami hasn't revised the shooting system at all when it comes to button combos.
Before you press the shot-button, holding R2 will act as a player speed-increaser, much like R1 only a bit slower. So there is no difference holding R2 before shooting. It is after the shotbutton is pressed that the R2-button matters.
DJBENNYBEN
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im the one who started this thread and it goes like this. now this is how you shoot in winning eleven 10. i usually have about 12 to 16 shots every game and i get at least 10 on target on 5 stars. belive me i beat barcelona last night 7-2. all you do is before you shoot hold r2 then pick your corner and a long distance shot is the same hold and then shoot. try it and let me know.
have fun lads. oh i went 16 games un beaten against 3 of my mates who are very good at the game.
have fun lads. oh i went 16 games un beaten against 3 of my mates who are very good at the game.
FutebolArte
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here's what's going on... R2 stableizes the player, giving him a more controlled shot, so, usually you can pick the corner and slot it in... obviously thats if you're playing with someone with more class.... if we're talking about some second sting players from Iran and shit, whole other story
ChrisCasper
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bogeyexpress said:
You know it! You only have to watch out for me in stoppage time =).
