Phone game.
I am addicted.
You play other people one hole. Bet in game coins and upgrade, get new clubs etc.
The weekend tournaments are really cool.
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Golf Clash
- salamander
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Golf Clash
It's been 32 years since one of MN's four major sports teams has been to the Championship/Superbowl.
Every single year is failure until we win one. 4 teams, 32 years. That's roughly 128 consecutive failed seasons.
Every single year is failure until we win one. 4 teams, 32 years. That's roughly 128 consecutive failed seasons.
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Re: Golf Clash
Weekend tournaments are the best part of the game.
I played for a couple years and had my clubs leveled up pretty much to the max aside from the Apocalypse (6) and Cataclysm (5) and had a really nice stash of balls (giggle), but the game changed to the point where the competitive advantage table was swung so disproportionately to the players spending more money on the game that it became disappointing.
I spent a lot of time grinding through the tours and would purchase a few packs here and there, but after time I could not compete with the players who spent high level money on the game. I never had any intention of spending more than $5 a week on the game but it becomes frustrating when you have more skills and better clubs, and you wind up consistently matching up against people who are buying balls that eliminate any sort of skill.
It really seemed like Playdemic was forcing matchups based on users who spent more money vs players who spent less money in order to drive revenue. I understand it from a marketing/sales perspective but it drove me out.
I played for a couple years and had my clubs leveled up pretty much to the max aside from the Apocalypse (6) and Cataclysm (5) and had a really nice stash of balls (giggle), but the game changed to the point where the competitive advantage table was swung so disproportionately to the players spending more money on the game that it became disappointing.
I spent a lot of time grinding through the tours and would purchase a few packs here and there, but after time I could not compete with the players who spent high level money on the game. I never had any intention of spending more than $5 a week on the game but it becomes frustrating when you have more skills and better clubs, and you wind up consistently matching up against people who are buying balls that eliminate any sort of skill.
It really seemed like Playdemic was forcing matchups based on users who spent more money vs players who spent less money in order to drive revenue. I understand it from a marketing/sales perspective but it drove me out.
- salamander
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Re: Golf Clash
I actually put this game down for this very reason. Once I got farther into the game, it was clear this was a pay to win game.DuffMan wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 1:03 pm Weekend tournaments are the best part of the game.
I played for a couple years and had my clubs leveled up pretty much to the max aside from the Apocalypse (6) and Cataclysm (5) and had a really nice stash of balls (giggle), but the game changed to the point where the competitive advantage table was swung so disproportionately to the players spending more money on the game that it became disappointing.
I spent a lot of time grinding through the tours and would purchase a few packs here and there, but after time I could not compete with the players who spent high level money on the game. I never had any intention of spending more than $5 a week on the game but it becomes frustrating when you have more skills and better clubs, and you wind up consistently matching up against people who are buying balls that eliminate any sort of skill.
It really seemed like Playdemic was forcing matchups based on users who spent more money vs players who spent less money in order to drive revenue. I understand it from a marketing/sales perspective but it drove me out.
I also had a ton a trouble running into cheaters. There were times when people would drain their 2nd shot 3-4 games in a row against me.
It's been 32 years since one of MN's four major sports teams has been to the Championship/Superbowl.
Every single year is failure until we win one. 4 teams, 32 years. That's roughly 128 consecutive failed seasons.
Every single year is failure until we win one. 4 teams, 32 years. That's roughly 128 consecutive failed seasons.