1. A sensitivity slider would be impracticle (sp?). Everyone shoudl have the same degree of control.

2. That would be tres cool!

3. If you watch the very first teaser movie you see some recognizers, but it's a quick flash. To what extent they are used I can't say.

Hope that helps!

Euphemizm Wrote: 3. Everyone is concerned about the tanks (as am I ) but will there be recognizers in game?

The only thing I remember stating about recognizers was an article a while back in PC Gamer, I believe.

They stated recognizers had sort of lost their value over time and have turned into the equivelent of tug-boats, moving stuff around.

Whether there's a more modern/updated version I couldn't tell you.

Once you experiment with curving the disc, you'll realize just how effective it can be. My standard shot toolbox consists of three or four types of curve shots depending on the behavior of my opponent. If my opponent is a non-jumper, most times I avoid jumping too but curve the disc laterally toward them in a nice elliptical fashion, keeping the shot parallel with the ground.

If my opponent is a jumper, or even an erratically moving non-jumper, I tend to depend on two types of jumping curve shots. One that begins in the air and another that begins on the ground. For the air shot, jump while moving laterally then shoot and land in a spot approximately one or two feet diagonally from where you land. This creates a Z disc pattern in the air that covers enough of an XY axis in space to increase your chances of a hit no matter where your opponent is within your range of a curve shot.

There are times when my opponent is real skilled, but my diagonal curve beginning from the ground is what I use to upset their jumping rhythm. Track your opponent and wait for him to jump, then immediately fire and then jump in that diagonal pattern I mentioned earlier. This will create a reverse Z pattern that's effective in wrecking jumpers' rhythm.

Works for me.

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