In terms of stepping up to play human opposition; it's mainly about controlling your last defender, particularly avoiding the player switches that will give your opponents lots of 1v1 chances. This will come to you very quickly and, if you're scoring goals, then you can win matches. ...thanks for t...

manicx wrote:I am sure Steve demonstrated to you the ancient art of lobbing... The force is with him...

...he took a few games to warm them up but when they started going in with a full flicky-wristed flourish I knew I was in trouble

I've just spent an enjoyable evening of KO2 with John, thanks for hosting! ...thanks for coming and dropping off a KO2CV disk of course! I certainly enjoyed playing against a proper opponent (which I havn't done for a very long time now). I'm very pleased with the fact that I knocked in quite a few...

Thanks for the invite to KOBRA VI guys. Can't make it though as I have a young family and weekends leading up to Christmas are marked 'Not For Personal Use'... :roll: I hope to be playing competitively next year though (although whether I realistically compete is another matter :wink: ) I'd love to ...

Steve Camber wrote:There's nobody around Sheffield... except me. Muhahaha!

EEK!

Thanks to all for the Welcome and PDB related advice :) Welcome, John. You must have been lurking for quite some time to know all these version details. ...a couple of months now - I was scouring old posts while trying to determine why my frigging replays wouldn't play. I kind of got sidetracked by ...

This is my first post after 'lurking' on this (often hilarious) forum for a while now so first I'd like to give thanks to all involved in particular Steve Camber for is sterling work on the competition version and also to Jesper for his input into the community. I have already made good use of KO2CV...