@PalomaMarvel24 wrote:
@ELF014I actually like your list. One the ones I really like is the character customization. WWE 2K has the best character creator with highly accurate photo face editor. If this can be combined with TW14 vocal controls. That would be totally bad@$$.
I like the idea of testing the clubs before buying. No golf game has that.
The putters with attributes absolutely rocks. Having putter attributes can decease likelihood of lipouts and breaks. Also this could make putting line more accurate.
I would like being able to test all the different clubs to find something that would suit me best. Maybe I would keep some clubs for special occasions like something that hit longer but not as straight for a course with wide open fairways or some wedges that don't spin as much.
I could easily spend months testing clubs on a range and short game area to find what works best for me. Ideally in the short game area I can drop the ball where I want and be able to hit as many balls from that spot as I want. It would be nice to work on getting out of the trap with a blast shot when you are short sided.
AND imagine if they released some new equipment I would be right back out there testing again, to see if it was better for what suited my game.
I think both 2K and EA really missed the boat on this. They really should reward people for spending time in the game. Finding the equipment that works for you would provide a small incremental improvement without unbalancing the competitive edge in the game.
I also wouldn't be opposed to having to save up to buy what I wanted... but being able to test equipment in the meantime. This would make buying decisions important... I would rather earn my way through a game rather than having everything handed to me. It would represent a badge of honor, if you are playing online and see someone with an expensive set of clubs. You know they have dedicated some time to the game.
@ELF014 wrote:I would like being able to test all the different clubs to find something that would suit me best. Maybe I would keep some clubs for special occasions like something that hit longer but not as straight for a course with wide open fairways or some wedges that don't spin as much.
I could easily spend months testing clubs on a range and short game area to find what works best for me. AND imagine if they released some new equipment I would right back out there grinding again, to see if it was better for what suited my game.
I think both 2K and EA really missed the boat on this. They really should reward people for spending time in the game. Finding the equipment that works for you would provide a small incremental improvement without unbalancing the competitive edge in the game.
I would rather have a store that tests clubs that fits you the best than constantly wait for a spec you want to be available in the store. I like the idea of grinding to get the club that fits you best. TW14 allows you to get the club you want once you grind; however the ability to test them is not available. The current PGA Tour is dismal in club spec availability. I don’t mind grinding to get specs I want, but I am frustrated that I have to wait more than a month for specs to be available. Your idea of testing the club to determine fit and grinding to obtain them eliminates all the frustrations of logging every day for spec availability.
@ELF014I love the way the real life of testing and then saving up til I could afford to buy them. The way the current game works with specs is like having the clubs in backorder due to supply chain issues after I have saved up; it’s also like going to D!ck’s Sporting Goods store that only has Danielle Kang’s clubs and balls in stock.
