- What is the estimated trophy difficulty for Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
The estimated trophy difficulty for Matchpoint: Tennis Championships is 3/10. - How many offline trophies are there in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
There are 20 offline trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships. - How many online trophies are there in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
There are 3 online trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships. - How long does it take to get the platinum in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
The estimated time to get a platinum in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships is 11-15 hours. - How many playthroughs is needed to get a platinum in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
1. - How many missable trophies are there in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
There are 0 missable trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships. - Does difficulty affect trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
Difficulty does not affect trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships. - Are there any unobtainable/glitched trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships?
There are no unobtainable/glitched trophies in Matchpoint: Tennis Championships.
Overview:
- Estimated trophy difficulty: 3/10 (Platinum Difficulty Thread)
- Offline trophies: 20 (7, 6, 7)
- Online trophies: 3 (1, 1, 1)
- Approximate amount of time to platinum: 11-15 hours (Estimated Time to Plat)
- Minimum number of playthroughs: 1
- Number of missable trophies: None
- Glitched trophies: 2 but in a good way
- Does difficulty affect trophies?: No, you can change the difficulty in settings so you can play everything on amateur.
Matchpoint: Tennis Championships might not be the best tennis game ever released, but it's an enjoyable game none the less and a pretty quick and easy platinum. There are only a few real players* available in the game but most of your time will be spent in career mode where you need to create your player and raise him from zero to hero. You'll need to max him/her out and win 5 tournaments, one of each star category, and then you'll even be able to use him/her online, since it'll be the best player of the game, to make things a bit easier.
*Rublev, Paire, Nishikori, Kyrgios, Alcaraz, Ruud, Medvedev, Hurkacz, Gaston, Carreno Busta, Fritz
Anisimova, Watson, Muguruza, Keys, Azarenka
Walkthrough:
Step 1: Training
First things first, I recommend playing the Tutorial and the Training that you can find on the main menu. There are trophies for both of them and it'll help you getting used to how the game is played. Getting gold in all of Training is not very hard but in case you really struggle, just wait until you max out your pro and come back to it later.
Trophies earned in this step;
Training Day
Gold Cup
Step 2: Create and max out your player (only play Training and Super Tiebreakers) + start working on Smash shots and Aces
Now you want to head into the Career and create a player. It doesn't matter if you choose a male or female player, female players also play 3 sets in Grand Slams so it doesn't make things quicker. There are less real female players and they are less powerful than mens though, so it might make things a little bit easier to create a female player.
Anyway, once it's done start your career and only play Training and Super Tiebreakers until you unlock the 100 rated coach. You win coaches, as well as shoes and rackets, after winning matches and tournaments but the quickest way is to play the Super Tiebreakers since they're quick. Each coach can only max out your pro until a certain level, so once you reach that level you can stop playing Training until you unlock more coaches.
The 100 rated coaches might take some time before they are unlocked but keep playing Super Tiebreakers and they will eventualy be unlocked. For reference, I unlocked mine after winning 28 rackets and 28 shoes. Once you have the last coach, play Training again and max out your pro definitely.
After this step is done, you'll be around #5 in the MTP leaderboard.
Also, while playing the Super Tiebreakers and any other matches, you want to try getting as many Aces and Smash shots as possible, you'll need a total of 100. Aces are pretty easy to do against the weak opponents, but Smash shots happen less often. An easy way to trigger them is to work your opponent side to side and try to land the ball close to the back line of the court, this way they'll struggle to return your shots and will throw the ball in the air, giving you an opportunity to smash it. It doesn't work every time but it's the safest way to trigger them.
Trophies earned in this step:
Challenger
Up and Comer
Gym Bag (bugged in a good way)
Look Out
Training Pays Off
Step 3: Win 5 Tournaments of each type in career
Now it's time to start playing tournaments, as you'll be around #5 you'll have access to all of them. There are 5 different type of tournaments, the 1 Star, 2 Stars, 3 Stars, 4 Stars and 5 Stars tournaments (it's actually tennis balls, not stars). Each of them will be played on 2 winning sets, except for the 5 Stars tournaments which will be 3 winning sets as they are the Grand Slam tournaments. The 1 Star will be the easiest and with the fewest matches, whil the 5 stars will have better opponents and more matches.Try to do the miscellaneous trophies while playing these games to save some time, and once you won all 5 tournaments (it doesn't matter which ones), you'll have earned enough points to be #1 in the rankings.
Trophies earned in this step:
Grand Slam
World Tour
World's Best
Step 4: Miscellaneous trophies
You might have earned most of these trophies during your career, but if not take a look at them and do them now, they're all quickly done except for the I See You which can be a bit random. You might have noticed during your career that during the games you will see the Strenghts and Weaknesses of your opponents. Each opponent has 3 of them and you'll need to unlock these 3 for the same player. Now it is a bit random but it might just pop naturally, also it doesn't have to be in the same match so if you play an opponent again and you already have discovered 2 weaknesses/strengths, you'll only have to unlock one more -- you don't have to start over. Try different play styles, some opponents will be worse/better when you do Aces, Slices, Lobs, Volleys, and some will be better/worse when its a breaking point, a match point, etc; it is random, but the more you play and with different shots, the better your chances are to unlock it.
Trophies earned in this step:
Straight Sets
Comeback Kid
I See You
Good Eye
Smooth
Smashtastic
Denied
Flawless Serves
Ace Master
Ace of Aces
Step 5: Online
Now it's time to go online, you can play Ranked or Casual matches or you can invite a friend and boost these trophies. You can pick any player but I recommend using your created player since he'll be maxed out after your career.
All matches are played in 1 winning set, if your opponent quits it counts as a win so you might want to play Casual as they quit more often in this mode, and you only need to win 7 matches (as of writing this) as the trophy is bugged in a good way and will unlock after only 7 wins.
Trophies earned in this step:
GG EZ
Schooled (bugged in a good way)
You did it