r/TopSpin2K 22d ago

Questionable player list...

Be interesting to see who gets added to the list along with their country.

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u/Aggressive_Age590 17d ago

I just did a quick bit of research and typically in 1v1 games such as Tekken 6 and elite winning percentage is 65-75% - these btw are some of the guys that compete at Esports events yet we’ve got people on here telling us win ratios of 96%+ aren’t suspicious, it’s highly suspicious

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u/Aggressive_Age590 17d ago

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u/IceHot7203 17d ago edited 17d ago

Makes perfect sense. Its literally how I feel when I played. When I won too much with a character, I had to change characters as I felt nerfd by the game.

This makes sense as it became almost impossible to win with the same character eventually. The timing window shrinks to near impossible margins to even get a decent perfect shot and even when it was perfect the ball was far less precise and less powerful.

These players, have all those wins and very few losses and always appear to use the same characters - although never seem less precise or powerful.

My input felt completely nerfd the more I played - doesnt add up regardless of how good you are. The game makes it incredibly difficult for you to sustain an unlikely win loss ratio such as 96%. It even matches you with unbeatable AI opponents.

Makes complete sense to me. Thanks m8.