fully dead
by October, this game will be full done, unfortunate.... good job -EA- at making something that "could've" been good, but you didn't follow through
Forum Discussion
@-Roasted513-, Well for Arcade, yeah. Traditionally, this was the mode for very low wind where players were having fun to hole out half the holes. Now it's just a mode with more aids. I play those high winds, don't have a great time but it sure is killing the field lately. Not long ago, we were close to a thousand playing the weekly pro. Last week, Tasha ended up 70th and didn't make the 20% cut, so we're down to less than 350 players.
As for real life, yeah I'm not playing that weather and not many either, the courses are almost empty. We have so many great summer weather days in Southern Ontario, we don't have to. If the weather is not nice, we don't want to be miserable on the course. Us women are going to the mall shopping, and men can go play in their garage or men cave, whatever. Lots of houses still have their swimming pool open around here. If anything, we don't have enough rain and I've spent so much time watering my garden. Of course, if the weather is crappy most of the times oversee, I can understand you can't be too picky.
For Arcade, I agree the wind are traditionally at low speeds. For sim and tour difficulties, higher winds make more sense. The nice Los Angeles weather would be just right for arcade; yet they call people who prefer the nice sunny LA feel for arcade as “Wimpy Winds”. I understand why they advocate for Buffalo NY weather at Arcade; it makes sure they top leaderboard.
