RNG/Wind
Until they figure out how to make 1 / 2 mph wind act like what it says instead of 10 /12 mph. My go to golf game is 2k23!
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ive said this once and ill say it again, the wind speed is NOT even close to being accurate, a 2mph does not have the power IRL that it has in this game.
ive hit shot after shot with the same conditions same shot 100s of times and the ball goes all over the place even with a 2mph wind, not funny.. then the stronger winds, its even worse
should not have to club up into a 2mph wind let alone a 5 mph wind
ive seen balls go from one side a green to the other due to a 10mph wind and i mean some of the bigger greens (ya know like 40 yards from side to side) aim on one side and watch it land in the rough or whatever on the other side, no draw fade just hitting with the wind
@ragingsaint Wind always is accurate for me. If you are coming up short or long on approach shots, make sure your tempo isn't 'fast' or 'slow' because those things will make shots go way shorter or longer than you might expect. If you swing 2.5% fast, the ball goes 2.5% further. The dispersion zone can make wind seem like it has less of an effect on the ball at times, but I've never seen the wind be completely inaccurate.
- @packattack04082 my "tempo" is just about always the same, slightly fast on upswing/slightly fast on downswing and the wind does all kinds of weird stuff to my shots
@packattack04082 wrote:
@ragingsaintWind always is accurate for me. If you are coming up short or long on approach shots, make sure your tempo isn't 'fast' or 'slow' because those things will make shots go way shorter or longer than you might expect. If you swing 2.5% fast, the ball goes 2.5% further. The dispersion zone can make wind seem like it has less of an effect on the ball at times, but I've never seen the wind be completely inaccurate.On arcade mode there is no reason to have tempo effect this big of the shot. IMHO
Someone correct me if I'm wrong. I saw a YouTube video that stated wind in the yellow (13 mph and above) is actually read as1 1/2 times what is shown. So 13 mph should be thought of as 19 mph. Which means a 20 mph would be 30. If this is true I don't see why the difference between a 12 and 13 mph wind should actually be 7 mph or why a 20 should be a 30. If you want tropical storm like winds just add another setting.
