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What I mean is... it doesn't seem to matter when you release the button. In a tennis game, you should always release your button on impact or the apex of the bounce for perfect timing. Here, you can power up early and release it before the ball has even bounced and you get the same result... if you power up your shot too early, then you're stuck in limbo. You shouldn't need to power up general rally shots much at all.
I don't want the game to be a power-shot-only game like Top Spin. Most points in rallies should NOT be power shots, rather well-timed/placed mid-power safer shots. Using power shots should expend your energy MUCH quicker.