drmoose:My take on it is, and has been for about 8 months, when they ramped up the degree of difficulty to where it became almost impossible to improve one's average through diligent practice, they reduced the "fun" factor. Less fun = less players.
So in going from master to legend in the past 8 months (grinding down my average) I have done something 'almost impossible'? Thanks for the accolade.
That may be your honest personal perspective but in reality bears no relation to what's actually happening.
From my bad shots then -wtf wtg shots = 0.1% wtf were you thinking Paul shots = 99.9%
Too many people play a bad shot, go into denial, then shout wtf wgt.Remember this, as has been stated by wgt. Hitting the ding does not mean a perfect hit, you can see and hear a ding slightly left or right of centre of white 'ding' line on meter, do that to the wrong side of wind and you will be quite a few yards from hole.
There are people who constantly post sub 30/60 rounds, are they all cheats?No, of course they are not. They are people who don't adopt a victim mentality and try to blame the game for their own failings.
I am not a great player ( and to some, this invalidates my opinion) but I do know that if I can hit a 28 for 9 one day and then hit 36 next day for the same 9, then it is down to me, not wgt. No matter how often I claim 'I hit the exact same shot last time'.The truth is I didn't and neither did you and even if you did, why would it give the same result.
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