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Fri, Jan 31 2014 10:25 AM (8 replies)
  • happel
    54 Posts
    Thu, Jan 30 2014 2:55 PM

    Not sure why you cannot save a current game, log out, edit equipment, like balls, then resume the game. Pretty idiotic to me.

  • spdemon
    1,588 Posts
    Thu, Jan 30 2014 3:01 PM

    happel:

    Not sure why you cannot save a current game, log out, edit equipment, like balls, then resume the game. Pretty idiotic to me.

    do u ever c real tour players doing this......answer is no why because its the rules 

  • happel
    54 Posts
    Thu, Jan 30 2014 3:08 PM

    They are still allowed to have more than one ball in their bag. (Not counting those shitty free balls which the system defaults to when your ball dies.) It would be logical that you could add an existing ball when it dies if you aren't allowed to edit after starting a game.

  • spdemon
    1,588 Posts
    Thu, Jan 30 2014 3:26 PM

    happel:

    They are still allowed to have more than one ball in their bag. (Not counting those shitty free balls which the system defaults to when your ball dies.) It would be logical that you could add an existing ball when it dies if you aren't allowed to edit after starting a game.

    not that u can use though they have some kind of one ball rule they just give u the starters to keep from getting DQ'ed in a tournie

    all u can do is buy more before u run out 

  • oilyrag
    875 Posts
    Fri, Jan 31 2014 5:56 AM

    spdemon:

    not that u can use though they have some kind of one ball rule they just give u the starters to keep from getting DQ'ed in a tournie

    pro tournaments have a 1-ball rule eg start using a "pro v1" , you cannot change to a "pro v1x" 

    wgt should allow diff balls in practice mode.

     

  • SafariMan62
    222 Posts
    Fri, Jan 31 2014 6:29 AM

    oilyrag:

    spdemon:

    not that u can use though they have some kind of one ball rule they just give u the starters to keep from getting DQ'ed in a tournie

    pro tournaments have a 1-ball rule eg start using a "pro v1" , you cannot change to a "pro v1x" 

    wgt should allow diff balls in practice mode.

     

    Agree about the 1 ball rule....make sense!

    What doesn't make sense is the bunker shot in this virtual game!.......Sure , you can gauge where to land the ball and let it roll out, but that is an educated guess & you sometimes end up way far or less depending on aspects of the green.....!

    But, I know from real life that I (as well as many real life golfers ) can hit that crisp sand shot & make it spin & stop dead on a lot of occasions. the WGT software folks should see this as part of a real golf situation & allow spin on WGT bunker shots......

    my thought..

    Johnny

     

  • spdemon
    1,588 Posts
    Fri, Jan 31 2014 6:34 AM

    oilyrag:

    spdemon:

    not that u can use though they have some kind of one ball rule they just give u the starters to keep from getting DQ'ed in a tournie

    pro tournaments have a 1-ball rule eg start using a "pro v1" , you cannot change to a "pro v1x" 

    wgt should allow diff balls in practice mode.

     

    he didnt say practice mode either cause you cant save a game in practice 

  • CerinoDevoti
    3,232 Posts
    Fri, Jan 31 2014 9:38 AM

    happel:

    Not sure why you cannot save a current game, log out, edit equipment, like balls, then resume the game. Pretty idiotic to me.

    The one ball rule is certainly the main factor but I suppose WGT knows about players with no integrity as well. Imagine teeing off with extra distance ball then stopping and changing to the extra spin for the approach shot. If we could do it, lots of folks would be doing it every hole because they can't help themselves to have a complete lack of Golf integrity.

  • alosso
    21,083 Posts
    Fri, Jan 31 2014 10:25 AM

    You can't expect gentleman golfers' integrity (1) here - it's but an online PC game. Furtheron, there's not much proof for the company's care about said integrity - apparently their focus is on other subjects.

    And, to me, invariably, the reason for "no ball change" is the no-options doctrine.

    (1) uh? Aren't half of the official golf rules prohibitive against gentleman's cheating?

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