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Be the tennis team manager that you’ve always dreamed to be.
Hire and train two players to carry on your Club’s name for you.
Turn older players into trainers to give way to new players on your team.
Rocking Rackets is not your ordinary tennis manager game. While the concept and mechanics remain similar with other tennis management simulators, this one takes it to a new level. In fact, all you do in this game is to oversee and manage, and not worry about finding matches for your players to enter into so that their fame, skill and prestige will grow.
That’s because, when you hire your first player, you’ll see them enter matches on their own without your intervention. All you’d have to do as manager is to oversee their progress, watch how they play the game, and decide whether to give additional training before another match, or to let the player continue.
After playing in Matches, players in your team will gain Experience points. Accumulate enough Experience points, and you’ll be able to train your players. There are three attributes that you can train for your player, and each one consumes a specific amount of Experience points from your stash. So, have your players enter as many friendly matches as possible in order to accumulate a lot of experience.
If a player that you’ve hired has played a lot of matches, they can be retired and be made to serve as trainers instead. This will give way for you to train another budding player, as you can only have two players in your team at a time.
You can also enter into Tournaments, which will mean more rewards for your players in terms of Experience points and in-game cash. Cash is mostly used to hire players or trainers, and pay for their compensation.
As your player gains more Experience and wins more matches, he or she will climb up the rankings.
You can also find other team managers within the world of Rocking Rackets, and form Clubs with them. Alternatively, you can also search for existing clubs and make requests to join them. Membership requests need to be approved by Club leaders, and should take some time so you’d need to be patient after you enter a club.
You can view statistics of club members, including information on their players, once you’ve successfully joined one. The game makes use of identifying marks to distinguish between the information on your players and the data on the other teams that are associated with the club.
This game is purely text-based and click-based, so you’ll spend a lot more time reading than viewing animated clips of matches. Your job, after all, is not to watch, but to oversee the flow of in-game resources and information.
It’s easy to create an account in Rocking Rackets. All you need is your email address. After signing up, you’ll be asked to verify your account through a link in a verification email. Click on that link and you’re good to play this amazing tennis team management simulator. Rocking Rackets Summary
Hire and train two players to carry on your Club’s name for you.
Turn older players into trainers to give way to new players on your team.
Rocking Rackets is not your ordinary tennis manager game. While the concept and mechanics remain similar with other tennis management simulators, this one takes it to a new level. In fact, all you do in this game is to oversee and manage, and not worry about finding matches for your players to enter into so that their fame, skill and prestige will grow.
That’s because, when you hire your first player, you’ll see them enter matches on their own without your intervention. All you’d have to do as manager is to oversee their progress, watch how they play the game, and decide whether to give additional training before another match, or to let the player continue.
After playing in Matches, players in your team will gain Experience points. Accumulate enough Experience points, and you’ll be able to train your players. There are three attributes that you can train for your player, and each one consumes a specific amount of Experience points from your stash. So, have your players enter as many friendly matches as possible in order to accumulate a lot of experience.
If a player that you’ve hired has played a lot of matches, they can be retired and be made to serve as trainers instead. This will give way for you to train another budding player, as you can only have two players in your team at a time.
You can also enter into Tournaments, which will mean more rewards for your players in terms of Experience points and in-game cash. Cash is mostly used to hire players or trainers, and pay for their compensation.
As your player gains more Experience and wins more matches, he or she will climb up the rankings.
You can also find other team managers within the world of Rocking Rackets, and form Clubs with them. Alternatively, you can also search for existing clubs and make requests to join them. Membership requests need to be approved by Club leaders, and should take some time so you’d need to be patient after you enter a club.
You can view statistics of club members, including information on their players, once you’ve successfully joined one. The game makes use of identifying marks to distinguish between the information on your players and the data on the other teams that are associated with the club.
This game is purely text-based and click-based, so you’ll spend a lot more time reading than viewing animated clips of matches. Your job, after all, is not to watch, but to oversee the flow of in-game resources and information.
It’s easy to create an account in Rocking Rackets. All you need is your email address. After signing up, you’ll be asked to verify your account through a link in a verification email. Click on that link and you’re good to play this amazing tennis team management simulator. Rocking Rackets Summary
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