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• Chewielouie 3 Posts

  Sat, Feb 15 2014 11:46 AM

  After not playin WGT for probably close to a year, I was enticed to return with the typical "we miss you, come back and we'll give you 3 balls" which I had to file a ticket to receive.  That should have been my first clue.

  Today I played my first Tournament since coming back and I now remember why I stopped playing.  The "code" just isn't right.  When you hit the ball 99% pure and it flies half the distance it should have, something can't be right!

  Quit trying to screw people out of their money and fix your code and make the game work like it should.

  Chewielouie OUT!

• ScottHope 10,434 Posts

  Sat, Feb 15 2014 2:49 PM

  

  TEST

• MainzMan 9,591 Posts

  Sat, Feb 15 2014 9:57 PM

  I've hit shots that have dropped 20 yards short for no apparent reason which is frustrating but doesn't happen frequently enough for me to get pissed about it.

  However, I have never, ever played a good shot and had the ball only go half distance unless I've done something stupid like forgotten to switch back to full shot or got the wrong club.

  This game has many faults, most of them pretty minor, one or two that are pretty annoying but WGT has absolutely no reason to deliberately mess with it's customers and make them walk away.  No customers means no income which means no future.

• alanti 10,564 Posts

  Sat, Feb 15 2014 10:59 PM

  MainzMan:

  However, I have never, ever played a good shot and had the ball only go half distance unless I've done something stupid like forgotten to switch back to full shot or got the wrong club.

  +1

  Like the look on my face in a recent alt game, where I drove my ball all of 65 yards!

  But I  had accidentally  scrolled my mouse wheel changing from driver to wedge and my usually routine was  sadly  absent. 

  Funny as hell although my partner may not have thought so when he saw his second shot lol.

  But MM is right, WGT do not mess with shots to that degree, so if your experience such variances you need to look a little closer to home.