Roblox Football Game Overhaul

@jamesdfisher18

Hi, What you want from this first milestone is very specific. The shooting mechanics must replicate the feel of Super Striker League while fitting cleanly into your existing Roblox football game without disrupting your current architecture. The focus isn't simply making players kick the ball, it's recreating the same responsiveness, shot power, curve, timing, and overall gameplay feel. I believe this project aligns perfectly with my experience in Roblox Studio and Lua gameplay programming. I've developed physics-driven sports mechanics with responsive input handling, modular scripting, and smooth client-server synchronization that deliver competitive gameplay while maintaining stable performance. For this milestone, I'll rebuild the shooting system from the ground up, including charge-based shooting, directional control, ball spin, realistic curves, travel speed, shot accuracy, and responsive animations. The system will be written as clean, modular code so future passing and goalkeeper mechanics can integrate seamlessly without requiring major rewrites. Before delivery, I'll fine-tune the mechanics through side-by-side testing against Super Striker League until the shooting responsiveness, timing, and overall feel closely match the reference. Once the shooting mechanics are approved, I'll be ready to continue with the passing, goalkeeper, and complete gameplay overhaul using the same modular architecture. Best regards, James

@nintysix96

The bid amount and timeline above are rough placeholders for now. We'll sharpen both once we've had a quick look at your existing place file and talked through exactly where you want to start. We've gone through the description carefully, and we understand the scope here is narrower than the full overhaul: right now you want the shooting mechanics rebuilt to match the feel of Super Striker League, with the rest to follow in later steps. That's actually the right way to approach a live game; getting the shot response, charge curve, and ball travel feeling almost indistinguishable from the reference title, without breaking anything already in your framework, is its own contained challenge worth doing properly before moving on to passing and GK logic. Here's how we'd approach the shooting mechanics: - Ball physics module: We'd write a self-contained module handling spin, curve, and speed on a per-kick basis. Tweakable constants so you can dial in the feel without touching game logic each time. - Charge and direction control: Input handling that reads hold duration and angle, then maps it to power and trajectory curves that match SSL's snappy-but-weighty shot response. - Integration layer: Clean hook points into your current framework so the new module slots in without touching legacy player or team code. We'd test on a private copy of the place before touching the live game. - Side-by-side QA: We'll run your game and SSL in parallel windows and iterate until the shot timing and ball arc feel genuinely comparable, not just "close enough." After this first phase lands well, we can put together a proper proposal covering the full passing and goalkeeper overhaul with milestones and firm pricing. Want to jump on a quick call this week so we can pull up both games and talk through exactly what "identical" means to you in practice? Best, 96 Studio