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Re: Abandoning an account after reaching Legend

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Fri, Jan 14 2011 4:19 AM (23 replies)
  • LizzieRossetti
    1,545 Posts
    Tue, Jan 11 2011 12:43 PM

    I think you should both shake hands and enjoy your status.You're both too big hearted to be horrid to each other.

    Lizzie

  • TarheelsRule
    5,566 Posts
    Tue, Jan 11 2011 1:01 PM

    I have no problem with being a legend although there are a few too good for us lower tier legends. 

    My only suggestions is a driver giving us about 15 more yards and the ability not to set everyone's green speed to tournament when we join a game.  I get kicked out of games all the time because of that.  I think the green speed should be set to the person who is making the game.

  • VanHalenLover
    1,422 Posts
    Tue, Jan 11 2011 1:20 PM

    or another option,

    let multi players each play their own unique default tier based green speed. No reason you can't hit into tourney greens while a lower tier player hits into v fast or fast greens.

  • lvietri
    3,326 Posts
    Fri, Jan 14 2011 4:19 AM

    Interesting conversation ... I agree with Mr. Mendoza ... i enjoy the game too much to let this psuedo-legend status I had thrust on me one day hamper my enthusiasm.     

    That said ... i did notice my playing habits have changed quite a bit lately.

    1) There are very few legends out there (I was told less than 2% of the playing population) and 99% of them kick my butt .. so I avoid them in matches where I can.

    2) As lower tiers "level up" and have access to the same equipment even pick up games and MPC's are not a fair contest to a player of my limited ability.  (and no the Legend Balls don't make up the difference in yardage).

    I can see that I've gone from playing 10 to 12 games / day ..... to 1 or 2 games / day to get my experience points, usually the free tournaments, the WGA.   I rarely play RG's any longer .... and perhaps I'll do 1 or 2 MPC's a day ... It's just no fun hitting a 4 irons into greens hoping it stays on while your opponent is lobbing an 8 iron and stopping it on a dime.

    If it weren't for the friends and camaraderie I have chatting with my CC members on the MIRC channel every evening ... and the great social networking.   I would not be here much at all.  

    Note:  Before someone says ... Come on now .. you have $1,335 in earnings ... don't forget .. that is NET earnings ... I did that playing in 1,200 RG's.

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