@GhillieGuy wrote:
@7AnimalMotherI don't understand the philophosy of "pc players play tour, but console players play pro." What's different about console skill levels to PC skill levels?
(Speculation)Is it cause when the game goes on sale and more console players buy it. They are new to the game, so they only play pro for the next month?
It's not because it's "naturally more popular". I TRULY think it's the beginner skill level, and people play the game as pro when they first start out. And they will casually play the game as pro if they are CASUAL golf gamers that got the game on sale for 15$.
Im not disagreeing that pro is more popular on console. I just don't understand why.
Nothing to do with beginner skill level, at all. Most play Pro and Arcade because it's more fun. Arcade has been explained many times, it's the game where the winner is decided by who hole out the most times. That's why these guys can play -30 and better.
That's where you have been confused throughout this whole thread. It has nothing to do with casual playability. The best arcade players play a game that is less like golf and more like jarts. We try to put the ball in the hole from the fairway, putting is failure.
https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/Not-for-arcade-players/td-p/12455407
@Katybee_1313 To me that sounds like a golfing community that was created back in the old golf games (Woods PGA 14, or Rory) when playing "arcade" mode.
That community may still be around and may say "putting is a failure" when they play pro.
But I genuinly don't think the AVERAGE Pro player thinks that way.
As I never have because to me, there's more skill to be had in Tour.
I think the community of people that think "putting is failure" are just stuck in their old ways.
Times have changed from the old days when it comes to play style and skill meta's.
To touch more up on this I made a seperate thread.
