I have mine with the recommended layout for long and strong, oob.  Tonight was the very first time I had a really hard time bringing it back to the pocket.  I was on a Shark-esq pattern so I had to play the deep angle.  I tried targeting between 10-15 as my break point, and it flopped into the pocket instead of making that hard left turn.  With that said I was in downtown split city tonight.  I tried starting off between 28-35, with intial targets between 15-25.  Hand, no hand.  Speed, no speed-tried it all with the same lazy flop no matter what.  I figured with my revs I would have no problem.

It wasn't until I took it down to 1000 that it made that turn I know the Rising to do.  Is it weird for me to have such a strong ball that dull?  Should I take the Rising up to 2000/4000 and bring my K.E. down to 1000 since it's the stronger midlane reader?  If I go with layout#4 with the UpRising, should I just take it down to 2000?

I initially wanted my heavy oil balls to be Rising, UpRising, then the K.E.  Now it looks like it's going to be UpRising, K.E. and then the Rising.  Sorry for what may appear to be incoherent rambling, but I'm almost as confused now as I was when I was trying to figure out the Kinietic.  

Ideas?  Suggestions?  Anything?
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Edited on 8/16/2008 0:59 AM

Edited on 8/16/2008 0:59 AM

What did your other balls do or was the Rising the only one you used? If the other balls reacted the same as they always do and the Rising was off, who knows. Sometimes a ball just doesn't match up the way you expect. Doesn't mean there is something wrong with it. Like charlest said, no need to panic and rework all your surfaces over one experience.
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