Joola prime ABS is .................

C'mon osmar… lighten up. MyTT member emihet just absolutely loved the BTY G40+ ball so much he was ready to cuss like a sailor (but didn't) and lose loads of points in sanctioned tourney using the G40+. (he did) When the Joola 40+ was used in so many East Coast tourneys, I really hated on it, was ready to cuss like a whole boatload of sailors (gloriously did) and lost banana boatload of points (ingloriously lost a lot). Every tourney using Joola 40+ ball I lost a lot, a fact. By the time I adjusted to that ball, tourneys started to use different ones. It is the modern way of the weasel, I don't like it either, but here we are.

Yet, this ball is gunna stick. I perceive you are at a high enough level to figure out how to win points and matches regardless. But yeah, I get it, really bites to be forced to change a winning way. Our CEO was like that when plastic ball came out and ended up thriving, despite playing part time.

I think you are good enough to give trouble... you might discover how to give moar trouble as you learn to adjust.

Lately, emihet has been calling me William Moristo on BH and Rocketman on FH with Vega Pro on the all wood Persson PP he gave me to tryout... but we already have a very good forum member named Rocketman.

You would like playing vs me with the Prime... I base my game on spin, so you will have plenty of spin to work with.

Ironically, 2 of the higher rated players I defeated were LP players, but it wasn't because of the ball, I play higher level vs pips players than inverted players near my level for some reason.

Calm down and adapt, if you can't calm down then stop talking trash, because your voice will not be heard

no

Adapt to lower spin capabilities my friend, find different tactics and stop relying on spin so much

Adapt, not change

I believe I said earlier that this ball negates the main property of anti. That means the rubber is no longer an instrument but the ballast and there is no way to adapt it generates flat ball as opposed to underspin on chop blocks. Adapt one can do with inverted rubber to lesser spin but with anti it becomes not anti but similar to  worn inverted, completely different style, let alone that I have beem adapting to all the changes all my over 40 years of playing.

Do you follow now?

The ball doesn't reduce spin significantly at all, in my eyes.

Don't know if anyone else would second this?

did I say significantly? it should not be significantly to affect the game, lp and slick pips it affects to detriment

you dont get it. 

ball affects not significantly spin of inverted rubber , to this one can adapt. With anti no adaptation caz it can change style drastically or moreover one must abandon anti caz it does not perform as designed

If we didn't get it before, we get it now, since you have definitely been making that point repeatedly.

Hard to know what to do about it though.  I honestly haven't encountered anyone with anti in quite a few years, but I know that LP players tend to not like 40+ balls.

i replied repeatedly to those who share their view without understanding the issue. 

we can do nothing, i kept adapting but this specific ball is horrible but my inverted play is not affected practically

Properties of different balls affect different players in different ways.

The BTY G40+ ball I mentioned that was Kryptonite for MyTT forum member emihet really affected his performance negatively, while the only two tourneys I did using it were successful.

The bounce of the G40+ sounds like a weird hollow crack (like a tortured eggshell pumpkin), but on a slow underspin, the ball generally bounces consistent. On topspin balls, somehow this ball kicks off the table more severely... so to reloop, one must speed up the timing. This makes for some wonderful looking loop to loop rallies in practice... and some errors in tourney matches.

emihet and I do pretty much the same thing - block and attack with inverted, but at different levels and ways. (he is 3 levels a better player no matter the rating.)

The G40+ ball really irritated him, he had a difficult time adjusting to its bounce, behavior in the air, and its arrival timing. The ball has a hard feel and is likely near max spec of heavy (both properties good in my book)

Last ICC tourney we did as a brotherhood mission, emihet lost a boatload of points, while Scoobie Doo cleaned up on higher rated players. I performed better vs the crowd 1-3 levels above my rating too. Weird how different offensive players vary in performance with a differently performing ball, but it is what it is... and not a lot of us like the wildly different properties of the different plastic ball mess ITTF started and national associations copy/pasted like blind sheep in drug induced stupor worse than Chipmunks trying to make enriched uranium...

i think i wrote before that I tried different blades, anti and pips