Regular shots (This includes Boomer in 1 or 0 wind, excludes Bigfoot and usually Grub) will always go one full screen length at 80 or 81 degrees, full power, in 1 or 0 wind. 85 is half a screen length, and 89 is about three mobile lengths away.
I almost always shoot at full power so I don't have to time anything or be very precise with my mouse work.
When the wind is blowing about 4 North, or away from you, raise your angle by 1, and for every 4 afterwards. When the wind is blowing about 4 South, or towards you, lower your angle by 1, and for every 4 afterwards.
Of course, this is very vague and the best way to learn it is to experiment with your mobile. Boomer, at higher winds, can't do this at all. Bigfoot's shots require a lower angle, as they seem to need more oomph to get where they're going. Grub is terrible at high angles as it's shots spread out like crazy, as well as bounce off the roof, setting off the timer earlier. <_<
Edit: 'Ware the hurricanes!
I almost always shoot at full power so I don't have to time anything or be very precise with my mouse work.
When the wind is blowing about 4 North, or away from you, raise your angle by 1, and for every 4 afterwards. When the wind is blowing about 4 South, or towards you, lower your angle by 1, and for every 4 afterwards.
Of course, this is very vague and the best way to learn it is to experiment with your mobile. Boomer, at higher winds, can't do this at all. Bigfoot's shots require a lower angle, as they seem to need more oomph to get where they're going. Grub is terrible at high angles as it's shots spread out like crazy, as well as bounce off the roof, setting off the timer earlier. <_<
Edit: 'Ware the hurricanes!
A plague of exploding high-fives.