in2minds, on 11 Dec 2016 - 12:34 PM, said:
Ask it again, i cant see it?
Mike Jones, on 11 Dec 2016 - 10:02 AM, said:
On the contrary we ask you everytime you create a game. I'm not sure what your point is TBH. You might as well be arguing for every option, swing type and camera angle you don't use to be removed from the game because you don't like it.
You like to play on 'perfect' greens (that's why it's still there as an option) and I can completely understand that but you seem to be lobbying for an option you don't like to be removed just because you don't like it?
Hi,
Sometimes a statement can be made into a question with inflection or in this case with a question mark. The way I read the question is: do you believe or are self aware enough to know that you seem to be lobbying for the removal of something you do not like when it is optional and you are not forced to play that way? I mean, for heaven's sake, get a special interest group together and lobby Congress for the removal of realistic and bumpy greens from JNPG. Make it into a law or something.
Further on there are some ramblings about bugs tunneling, a blade of grass turning. No, the game does not actually have those in there. Yes, it is a bit of randomized code. We know this. The way the code is implemented emulates real world experience. I have yet to see a putt go drastically off line even when using other players reads. It's just not that drastic. Yes, you will have to have a bit of luck to win tournaments. Real world golfers accept that fact. Your skill level, however, will still be a big factor as higher skill levels will still give the ball the best CHANCE of going in. That is why tournaments are usually more than one round. In the professional world they are four rounds. Because by doing that the luck factor has less and less of an effect and skill will rise to the top.
How will I improve my putting skill on realistic greens in JNPG? By practicing my reading of lines and working on striking the ball evenly and with the correct pace. This skill will give my ball the best CHANCE of going in. Here, I'll give you a counter argument that goes along with what I perceive to be your style of argumentation. Why don't you just pick up the ball and drop it in the hole when playing. You will have to master the skill of picking the ball up, walking across the fairway (take a cart if you wish) and have the ability to find the correct hole, remove the flag and place the ball in the cup. But be careful. You may trip on something or a meteor may come down on your head. It is a video game though so we should just be able to press a key and boom the ball is in the hole. No tripping and no meteors in this game. That is just too random.
Now that is a little over the top but that is what your argument feels like to me. At any rate you did a great job of creating a firestorm over nothing really. I think most people call that trolling. Well done. I imagine your forum presence has been blocked by some by now. I think there will be well over 5 people using the setting and if that is really the case. That 5 people only will be using it why are you so intimidated by it. Because your not. Your just creating a #%*@storm for your own entertainment. So, as Mike said, without further ado, I bow out but not quite so gracefully.
Regardless of what you are reading here I encourage any onlookers to try the game. It is a really good game and you would be doing yourself a disservice if you did not form your own opinion on the matter.
SC