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@llamaverox wrote:Both golf games did not get great reviews. With EA's attempt being lambasted because of it's inferiority in gameplay to the 2k game.
Agreed on this! I did not enjoy EA's golf game this year. It's hard to top the fun in PGA2k21.
@llamaverox wrote:a horribly designed slog.
Well that's not very nice.
I don't know what else I'm supposed to say about it. I've turned off by the game. I play it out of an addiction.
- KidShowtime18671 year agoHero
@llamaverox wrote:
@KidShowtime1867It's not really about being nice and stating my honest opinion. I've bought the game every year. I've spent thousands of hours with this series. I used to stay up til 6 in the morning with my buds because we wanted to get another game in. Now we play for an hour and can't stand it.
I don't know what else I'm supposed to say about it. I've turned off by the game. I play it out of an addiction.I hear ya. I mean let's face it: the game is stale. I've been playing since NHLPA on the Sega. I swear, I can still see presentation/animation assets that have been there since NHL 2004.
But the devs are out there trying new things. Pressure System (which I don't like), changes to controls, added some new pre-game intros, new commentary and the addition of female color commentary is awesome. One button dekes are controversial but again - an attempt by the dev team to inject some more fun into the game. I welcomed the hitting changes as it completely revamped that META (holding RS and letting the game guide you magically into a hit) and made risk/reward on defense refreshing and different.
I'd like to see less emphasis on HUT and WoC gimmicks, but I get it. Those aren't meant to appease hardcore gamers. What's weird to me is that hardcore players take those attempts to expose the game to more people as some kind of afront to them and their investment into this series.
Remember; you're not forced to buy the game year after year. As the old saying goes, "vote with your wallet". When people buy this game year after year and then spend time on social media lapping up likes and retweets for dunking on the game while simultaneously still playing it religiously every day - you're just telling EA 'Yep, we like this one. more please'. EA knows the echo chambers don't reflect the overall reception of the game.
- 1 year ago@KidShowtime1867 I don't disagree with you, but I shouldn't have to choose between enjoying my favorite series that I feel has lost it's way and not playing it.