Over the past weeks many changes have been implemented which, by and large have been met with derision, frustration, venting and general disquiet.
Central to the feedback you have received is that head in the sand approach you take to communication. The "Hey Guys, thanks for the feedback" and "You're thoughts are important to us" seem to be incredibly hollow.
Evidence of this...
The Blitz feature: who asked for it? Instead of coding that would it not have been better to spend time on the demands of what seems to be a large group? Notably, more pin positions, more courses, doing something about the TM vs Legends distance issue, sorting bugs, such as not being able to putt from the fringe
WGT has the potential to be truly great. The platform seems to be in place, but like so many "tech" companies you are utterly clueless when it comes to customer liaison. eg, as late as four days before the introduction of the blitz and kilts (less said about the latter the better) update, no-one could give an ETA for the release.
This maybe a reflection of the speed with which things happen. It may also be a reflection of the seeming desire to extract as much cash as possible from people by allowing people to buy things which are then superceded a couple of days later.
My advice, for what it's worth. Spend a little more on communication and a little less on coding. WGT: I welcome your thoughts and that of other customers.
Martin