Mana Games

[gironachos]

Hi! First of all, congratulations on TE4—really beautiful. It would be nice, since the game can feel a bit too fast for some players, to have the option to adjust the game speed by percentage. The ability to select a parameter that controls slow motion would be great. It would be useful to set it at -5% or -10% compared to normal, especially for practicing at the beginning, or simply to have a slightly slower and more enjoyable, accessible experience. Please really consider it. Bye!

[thomasgansch]

i agree! % slow-mo would be great. In Tennis Champs Returns there is an option like this

[gironachos]

Yes! Hi again! Just to clarify: this would be an optional setting, only for practice or casual play, not affecting career or competitive mode. It would help beginners or anyone wanting to enjoy the game at a slightly slower pace, without altering the core physics or realism. Thank you for considering this possibility!

[Jira]

you can select "fair mode" in the training club settings, it limits the power and speed of everything, it feels "slow mo" compared to realistic or free mode

[gironachos]

I can't see this option. I'm on Mac M4.

[Guest]

find it! let's try it and see if it works like I mean

[manutoo]

gironachos,
you should slow down the game by lowering your opponent's difficulty level (in Character Sheet -> 2nd Player), and possibly lowering your skills.

If you really want to play in slow motion, it's possible to play at -25% by activating the DevMode (HowTo => topic19-32161.php ), and pressing Right Shift + / (on the numpad) ; it's changeable in Settings -> Controls -> Shortcuts.

[gironachos]

Hi manu, thanks for the response. I've enabled Dev Mode, but I can't figure out where to press the "Shift" + "/" keys. I'd like to know what the option is called in the "Shortcuts" section so I can find it. Thanks

[gironachos]

found it. 25% i think it’s too slow for what i mean. 5/10% slow mo would be great

[manutoo]

For a 5~10% slowdown, just lower the CPU level, and you'll get a similar but more realistic result (ie: the physics won't be in slow motion).