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Sat, May 3 2014 10:57 AM (12 replies)
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  • sportfiend01
    sportfiend01
    455 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 8:52 AM

    As WGT players  we all know that  you must have X amount of ranked rounds at each tier before your average saturates and your average starts to lower... but how does one tell how many ranked rounds that have at the tier level... for example  I have around 950 total ranked rounds but have no idea how many of those are at the Legend tier.  Is there a way you can add a line on the player stats page that tells how many ranked rounds you have at the current tier you are on. 

    thanks for listening 

    JF 

  • WGTicon
    WGTicon
    12,511 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 10:43 AM

    hi

    no, it's not counted in a way you can see. we don't make the #'s public anyway because then players would check every round (I would for sure), while the goal is for them to play their best at all times and let the system handle it in the background.

    -wgticon

  • ScottHope
    ScottHope
    10,654 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 10:45 AM

    If you can track down EasyEdward and ask him nicely he might be able to help you work it out.

  • alosso
    alosso
    21,094 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 10:47 AM

    The easiest approximate way for a Legend is to make a note of the ranked round # which promotes him to Legend, leaving the uncertainty of the Par3 and Par5 rounds.

    A guess is possible with some calculations.

    The only precise way is counting the rounds and excluding these. Some copy the score history to a spreadsheet.

  • ApexPC
    ApexPC
    3,164 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 11:04 AM

    That's what i did.

    I made a blog post on my profile page noting how many ranked rounds i had:

    Legend

    26 Mar 2013 at 3:35 PM

    Legend. I started on WGT a year ago almost to the day. 623 ranked rounds..

  • sportfiend01
    sportfiend01
    455 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 12:51 PM

    WGTicon:

    hi

    no, it's not counted in a way you can see. we don't make the #'s public anyway because then players would check every round (I would for sure), while the goal is for them to play their best at all times and let the system handle it in the background.

    -wgticon

    I would like to think that everybody plays their best all the time. I dont think  knowing how many ranked rounds you have in any specific tier would stop anybody from playing their best. 

    I would also think that it could be advantageous to WGT, as players know they are getting closer to the # of ranked rounds they need the more they would play... that translates to people buying balls, equipment etc.    Just a thought 

    I would just like to know for curiosity sake 

    Thanks 

    JF

     

  • sportfiend01
    sportfiend01
    455 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 12:59 PM

    Hi 

    I would like to think that all players would play their best all the time.

    I would also think that could be advantageous to WGT. A player that knows they are getting closer to the # of ranked rounds to see their average start dropping is likely to play more and thus would need to buy more balls and better equipment so that when they do move up they are ready to attack the courses from the farther tee's. Its all psycological  

      just a thought !!

    Thanks

    JF 

     

  • sportfiend01
    sportfiend01
    455 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 1:00 PM

    sounds great  thanks 

  • courteneyfish
    courteneyfish
    15,796 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 10:28 PM

    Too late for the OP but it's a good idea to jot down all of your stats when you tier up. Not only does it help with saturation figures but it's handy to look back and see what parts of your game have improved and which parts need work.

  • mantis0014
    mantis0014
    8,946 Posts
    Fri, May 2 2014 11:38 PM

    courteneyfish:

    Too late for the OP but it's a good idea to jot down all of your stats when you tier up. Not only does it help with saturation figures but it's handy to look back and see what parts of your game have improved and which parts need work.

    This is the only thing I regret Playing Wgt, apart from having to sell my Rapture Irons... They were great when I had em.

    That is Taking a screen shot or record of my Stats going through the Tiers from start to Now.   It would be really interesting reading.

    There is no secret with the amount of games needed to reach the magic number....  there is heaps of posts telling everybody.

    I know Legend and TL you need 500 Ranked Rounds.

    -Roger

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