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3 Ways to Throw in Blitzball

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Introduction:

Blitzball is an intense underwater sport played in the world of Spira from the popular game, Final Fantasy X. Though it may seem overwhelming at first, mastering various throwing techniques can elevate your Blitzball game to new heights. In this article, we will explore three different ways to throw a blitzball, enabling you to dominate the sphere pool as a seasoned player.

1. Straight Throw

The Straight Throw is the most basic yet essential throwing technique in Blitzball. It involves launching the ball directly at a targeted player or goal with precision and force. To perform a straight throw:

– Face your target directly and ensure that you have a clear line of sight.

– Hold the blitzball with both hands.

– Pull your dominant arm back, keeping the ball close to your chest.

– Propel your arm forward with force while releasing the ball at the peak of its trajectory.

Though simple in execution, mastering this fundamental throw can make all the difference in securing successful passes and shots on goal during a match.

2. Curve Throw

When faced with multiple opponents blocking your path or attempting to intercept passes, utilize the Curve Throw. This more advanced technique involves bending the trajectory of your throw so that it curves around obstacles and into the hands of your target. To perform a curve throw:

– Angle slightly away from your target while maintaining a clear view.

– Position the blitzball off-center in your dominant hand.

– As you pull back your arm, apply slight pressure with your fingers against one side of the ball.

– Instead of throwing straight ahead, project your force outwards and twist your wrist upon release.

This creates an inward spin on the ball that alters its trajectory, bypassing any defenders that might stand in its way.

3. Lob Throw

A Lob Throw is perfect for overcoming stationary obstacles or reaching teammates situated high above you in the water. By throwing the ball in a high arc, you propel it over opponents and use its downward momentum to securely reach your target. To perform a lob throw:

– Lean back slightly while preparing to throw the ball, maintaining eye contact with your target.

– Position the ball in your dominant hand with fingers spread wide for support.

– With a swift upward motion, release the ball at a high angle into the air.

– Apply extra force for added height and distance.

While this technique may take more time and energy to perfect, it can become an invaluable tool that allows you to maneuver the sphere pool more strategically.

Conclusion:

Understanding and mastering these three throwing techniques will vastly improve your performance on the Blitzball field. As you continue to play and practice, you’ll discover new ways to adapt these throws to various situations and intensify your strategy, leaving your opponents in awe as they flounder helplessly beneath the waves. Good luck, and let the games begin!

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