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What view do you use?
- Thread starter Keemo
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Perth Glory
Senior Squad
Undecided...
Using wide at the moment, which is great for spraying the ball around but the closer cams make dribbling & short passing easier.
Using wide at the moment, which is great for spraying the ball around but the closer cams make dribbling & short passing easier.
Breakstuff
Club Supporter
Normal-long for me too 
Think it's the one in tournaments
Think it's the one in tournamentsKnight Saber
Senior Squad
I use Normal Long as well, I tried the other cameras but didn't like 'em.
ZOOM with an angle of 9!
When you come from the very old days as I do, like KO II on Amiga etc, you have a massive appreciation for side on close in view of all the wonderful kits and player models that we simply didn't have in those halcion days.
Also, in this view you cannot see all of the pitch a habit also ingrained from playing KO which on a 14" monitor could display the centre circle just about, the rest of the park hidden from view.
Its just what I have been used to, also guys this makes the game even more of a challenge since you have to sometimes just take a chance with a lob or shot into the penalty box, its full of surprises playing in this view
Finally, for those of us suffering a slow down, this view also helps slightly in that area too as you have less players on screen and moving about compared to the distance cameras.
The grid is your best friend in this view, something else us KO'ers are good at since that was what we had to rely on in that game too.
Its a great game and it has a great array of views and angles, only one that's missing is the top down view which I would probably have a real go at mastering
When you come from the very old days as I do, like KO II on Amiga etc, you have a massive appreciation for side on close in view of all the wonderful kits and player models that we simply didn't have in those halcion days.
Also, in this view you cannot see all of the pitch a habit also ingrained from playing KO which on a 14" monitor could display the centre circle just about, the rest of the park hidden from view.
Its just what I have been used to, also guys this makes the game even more of a challenge since you have to sometimes just take a chance with a lob or shot into the penalty box, its full of surprises playing in this view
Finally, for those of us suffering a slow down, this view also helps slightly in that area too as you have less players on screen and moving about compared to the distance cameras.
The grid is your best friend in this view, something else us KO'ers are good at since that was what we had to rely on in that game too.
Its a great game and it has a great array of views and angles, only one that's missing is the top down view which I would probably have a real go at mastering
