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• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:25 PM

  AgentBrown123:

  I guess he didn't get my sarcasm...rofl

  Dude are you smokin the whacky stuff...........you take people down more dead ends with comments so way off the thread it's past being funny......

• AgentBrown123 907 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:31 PM

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• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:33 PM

  AgentBrown123:

  Ok clown if you being right makes you happy, you're right. Okay now shuttup

  OK you need to understand that when grown ups discuss they can do without silly comments.  Maybe one far off day for when you are grown up.  The thread was serious discussion until once again you come in with nonsense! Now go ROFL as you usually decide to do...It is impolite to tell grown ups to shut up:)

• overtheedge 5,885 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:41 PM

  AgentBrown123:

  Ok clown if you being right makes you happy, you're right. Okay now shuttup

  These kind of remarks keep getting you in deeper and deeper Jon. 3x in this thread you are either apologizing or defending yourself. Your jumping in way to quick man. You make some excellent and valid points but they all go to hell when you get off topic defending or apologizing. 

  Dont take this out of context or the wrong way. Im basically saying , dont get pulled into the "indirect" or even direct remarks. It just shoots down any of the points you are tying to make or already have made. 

   

• skccvb 799 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:43 PM

  Quote:

  I will add I often take a good 30++ seconds for mu shots.

   

  Sure, we all do sometimes, but not ALL the time- Meter cheats need more like 60-70 secs to set a shot up(every time they use it) AND 'greyout' for up to 14 seconds - using almost all of the 90 second clock. It becomes quite obvious over the course of a match. 

• MBaggese 15,378 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:43 PM

  Jimbog1964:

  I will add I often take a good 30++ seconds for mu shots.

   

  It's not taking 30 seconds for a shot that raises eyebrows, it's taking 30 seconds to complete a swing that does raise suspicion. 

• Jimbog1964 8,378 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:51 PM

  MBaggese:

  It's not taking 30 seconds for a shot that raises eyebrows, it's taking 30 seconds to complete a swing that does raise suspicion. 

  I have never come across it but it would yes.

  I was really replying to an earlier part of the thread in italics below.  Maybe I read it wrong, but the way I read it I have seen suggested before, and I don't agree it's a good methodology:

  In RG's there is no way to know what anyone is doing- the interpretation of putting stats may or may not be valid here. In team play- suspected cheaters can be sniffed out if they take an unusually long time to setup their shots (more than 20-30 secs typically) and then "grey out" in the menu for  more than 5-6 seconds on full shots and around 8 secs on putts. Said cheaters take full advantage of the 15 second limitation.

  EDIT: The last part mentioned full advantage of the full 15 seconds every time.  I usually just play with friends so never studied it like that.  Even 15 seconds grey too often is odd I agree.  The part I put in bold though was the part I focused on.  

• IRISHPUNK 4,019 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:55 PM

  AgentBrown123:

  notonthis:

  Some get wins under there belt and feel they now have a place in the forums. A few said someone went into there cc and left but before they did made a post on how to putt and they were one of the best putters on wgt some got a laugh out of that. But i remember a player that i beat on beth 30 sec timer and they forfeited on the 5th and said they wouldnt had taken game knowing it was a 30 sec timer. But i guess one feels how they feel but stats dont mean nothing when it comes to judging any player i know some with 80 driving and 79 gir that will give some a nice run around on the course. Funny one was gonna quit the game then when found out they would get the trip they are back to stay guess after a few emails to wgt about it they got there way and decided to stay. Too bad they left the cc that was behind there win and joined another top one i guess when you think your the best you have to join the best.

  What is this heap of crap of a paragraph, if you're going to say this why not just say my name?

  I left Transgressional for a reason completely unrelated to wanting to be on the best cc. I left because of being harassed by someone who I won't be bringing up in a public forum. And a few other reasons I won't go into.

  I came back to the game because I'm addicted to it and I have a lot of close friends that talked me into coming back, simple as that. I joined the Dev's because they are nice group of guys and I have a lot of friends on there, a couple of which have been trying to get me on for awhile. I joined not because I need to be on the best team to feel good about myself. I could care less, anyway not sure why I'm bothering explaining myself to someone like you.

  All you've done is show that you like to make assumptions and spew it out in a grammatically incorrect trash paragraph. Have a wonderful day.

  

• skccvb 799 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 1:58 PM

  At the end of the day, WGT needs to implement a simple fix for slowing the meter- if the meter speed on executing a shot is not in line with the specs of the ball used, the shot should be a "whiff'- any response WGT?

• chris5214 1,937 Posts

  Sun, Aug 11 2013 2:05 PM

  Jimbog1964:

  MBaggese:

  It's not taking 30 seconds for a shot that raises eyebrows, it's taking 30 seconds to complete a swing that does raise suspicion. 

  I have never come across it but it would yes.

  I was really replying to an earlier part of the thread in italics below.  Maybe I read it wrong, but the way I read it I have seen suggested before, and I don't agree it's a good methodology:

  In RG's there is no way to know what anyone is doing- the interpretation of putting stats may or may not be valid here. In team play- suspected cheaters can be sniffed out if they take an unusually long time to setup their shots (more than 20-30 secs typically) and then "grey out" in the menu for  more than 5-6 seconds on full shots and around 8 secs on putts. Said cheaters take full advantage of the 15 second limitation.

  EDIT: The last part mentioned full advantage of the full 15 seconds every time.  I usually just play with friends so never studied it like that.  Even 15 seconds grey too often is odd I agree.  The part I put in bold though was the part I focused on.  

  nor do i .. i'm not the fastest player & take some time setting up my approach .. i also would hold my back swing in position for about 3-5 secs before release ..

  i understand though that "greying out" for a long period would be suspicious .. i assume that is the time when releasing the back swing to hitting the snap or ding ..