The interesting thing is those in the office good at pace are ordinary at spin and the reverse is also true.
After playing the game for an hour or so at the play session in novemeber a few things with bowling that i picked up:
* Timing of your jump before you bowl will be the first thing that you will need to master, i found i would either jump early and bowl way before the crease, or jump late and bowl a no ball by a foot.
* Pace bowling is easy to master than spin bowling. I did struggle with my lines and lengths though, so it will still take alot of time.
* Also, building up fast pace was impossible for me, now im not sure if i was playing with dud players hence i couldnt build up anymore than about 110kph, now this could be to do with timing, hence the initial 2 points above effected everything.
* Spin bowling was difficult to master due to the fact that the controls were completely different. I bowled wide of offstump with no spin, this will take a day or so to learn, once again my lines and lengths were all over the place. timing the jump before the bowl was easier than pace though
In saying this, they have made bowling a challenge, hence it is BLOODY AWESOME!!
Not to just be able to run in and bowl 150kph thunderbolts right on a good length within an hour of playing the game is exactly the challenge we want, no doubt we will all master the controls
but the best thing is if we get too drunk, and start to lapse in our concentration, bad stuff will happen, no matter how much we have played
if you dont rotate the stick it wont spin, simple as that