I have posted this on Cricket revolution site while in Beta testing thought it will be of use if i post it here.
To make this even easier to remember consider "up arrow" as back foot and "down arrow" as front foot.
Tap this once for the foot selection(except for sq. cut pull and sweep) then the second tap is for were you want to play the shot(placement) that's it you can master these 10 shots give it a try like this.
Then the single tap is easy to remember as they are the defensive shots and glaces.
push key(ctrl) - There are 6 shot this remember easily in that 10 buttons combo 2 are sweeps and in defensive shots the leg glance and 3rd man glance are included so we have only 6 shot combo just hold the "ctrl key" and play the combo.
slog key(alt) - It has 5 shots same as Push but except back foot push. consider this as a dance down wicket button so that you can remember you can't play the back foot shot here.
Loft key(shift) - it has 8 shots the thing missing from the 10 combo is the hook and back foot drive. consider that the only backfoot shot available in loft is lofted 3rd man glance(shift+ up then left).
This is simple once you played the game by this concept in mind you can play any ball with correct shot selection.
Now coming to the shot placement - Greatest feature of the game. Everyone complaining this but i feel its one of the best add on to the game.
Why everyone feels it difficult to place along the gap?
The first thing you should have a look at your player specialty.
There are three types Aggressive, Balanced and Defensive.
Aggressive - he can't place the ball in gaps as his range of shot placement is the lowest, so with him grab quick singles to rotate strike or just go for big shots.
Balanced - They have quiet reasonable shot placement with them you can find gaps easily. Try it in both extreme ends of the shot placement meter and see were the ball goes and determine his range. See that for the same shot the fielder runs for the ball for shot placement in one end and for the other end ball runs to him straight.
Defensive - They can place the ball nicely through the gaps the same concept applies here to.The shot placement range is highest for them.But don't go for big shots with them they may land on fielders hand.
Tips - First try to get your batsman settle (i.e. pass level 1) then try risking shots.
To settle your batsman use Push shot because they produce less edge when compared.
Play the game once as i said you will feel the difference.
If you guys need tips about bowling i will post them too...
How It Works
Batting : There are totally 10 shots you have to remember that is the aggressive shots (without any extra key double tapping the direction).
To make this even easier to remember consider "up arrow" as back foot and "down arrow" as front foot.
Tap this once for the foot selection(except for sq. cut pull and sweep) then the second tap is for were you want to play the shot(placement) that's it you can master these 10 shots give it a try like this.
Then the single tap is easy to remember as they are the defensive shots and glaces.
push key(ctrl) - There are 6 shot this remember easily in that 10 buttons combo 2 are sweeps and in defensive shots the leg glance and 3rd man glance are included so we have only 6 shot combo just hold the "ctrl key" and play the combo.
slog key(alt) - It has 5 shots same as Push but except back foot push. consider this as a dance down wicket button so that you can remember you can't play the back foot shot here.
Loft key(shift) - it has 8 shots the thing missing from the 10 combo is the hook and back foot drive. consider that the only backfoot shot available in loft is lofted 3rd man glance(shift+ up then left).
This is simple once you played the game by this concept in mind you can play any ball with correct shot selection.
Now coming to the shot placement - Greatest feature of the game. Everyone complaining this but i feel its one of the best add on to the game.
Why everyone feels it difficult to place along the gap?
The first thing you should have a look at your player specialty.
There are three types Aggressive, Balanced and Defensive.
Aggressive - he can't place the ball in gaps as his range of shot placement is the lowest, so with him grab quick singles to rotate strike or just go for big shots.
Balanced - They have quiet reasonable shot placement with them you can find gaps easily. Try it in both extreme ends of the shot placement meter and see were the ball goes and determine his range. See that for the same shot the fielder runs for the ball for shot placement in one end and for the other end ball runs to him straight.
Defensive - They can place the ball nicely through the gaps the same concept applies here to.The shot placement range is highest for them.But don't go for big shots with them they may land on fielders hand.
Tips - First try to get your batsman settle (i.e. pass level 1) then try risking shots.
To settle your batsman use Push shot because they produce less edge when compared.
Play the game once as i said you will feel the difference.
If you guys need tips about bowling i will post them too...