RE: " . . .So do you believe WGT are interfering with your putts? Why is it not happening to everyone?
I take all of these threads with a generous pinch of salt.
I could start a thread describing a game fault which I have invented and there would still be people coming on saying it's happening to them too.
Game blamers of the world unite!"
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Could the above attitude be an example of what we might coin as a, "Paulieannaton?"
I guess it means that there is nothing wrong with the program, only something wrong with the player?
To whom it may concern:
Please stick to the topic instead of bashing players that have demonstrated that they would like to have a discussion about possible program discrepencies relevant to putting. Programs are not perfect, and many experts about programming agree that they can't do anything about problems they don't know about. Some of us think that is how the forums help achieve a better program.
Moreover, I've played enough games to have earned the right to express my observations without having to be regarded as a "game blamer;" and, nor do I appreciate my comments being characterized as such. I provided visual evidence relevant to the topic which you admit had not seen all-- but only a part. If you are not interested in viewing all of the presented evidence, a courteous gesture would be to keep your opinion to yourself. Any fixed ideas that you hold are limitations of your growth. You seem to be fixed on this idea that everyone is wrong except for you. Compare notes with me after you have played another thousand more ranked rounds and after your legend average gets below 61, -- perhaps in a couple of more years, at the rate you are decending?
Had you not been such a conversation stopper, you may have learned something from discussion by others who have hit such numbers, perhaps from those who have transcended the negative part of the experience altogether; and we may have all learned something new from those having gone before us. Instead, your egocentric need to be heard turns out to be an opinion by someone who has not been there yet, and still has a long way to go and generally imposing an opinion about nothing relevant to the topic of the ball failing to go in the hole. And as you might notice, your comments discourage further discussion when you offer nothing to read but nit wit, shallow remarks about complainers.
If you don't have anything to express but sarcasm for the respondees to the topic, it would be more courteous of you than I am now, if you would simply express your sarcasm to only those interested, such as opening your own topic about game complainers.
You replied to my post with a message that you have not had the same experience as I have had. You would have done well to stop there. But bashing subsequent writers who took the time to share what they have experienced and ridiculing them for their observations is pathetic behavior that deserves to be admonished.
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