01:00 PM - March 22, 2013 by jbd345
Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 14 is available now for Xbox 360 and PS3 users who are EA Sports Season Ticket subscribers.
Post your impressions here.
Tiger 14 News Post
01:00 PM - March 22, 2013 by jbd345Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 14 is available now for Xbox 360 and PS3 users who are EA Sports Season Ticket subscribers.
Post your impressions here.
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Flightwhite24 @ 03/22/13 02:24 PM
I consider myself to be decent at the prior TW games but on Sim using TW at Sawgrass I am eating my lunch +6 after 3 holes lol,
For the Sim head video game golfer this game is it. I don't nitpic this and that so take it for what its worth
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For the Sim head video game golfer this game is it. I don't nitpic this and that so take it for what its worth
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Jet Sufferer @ 03/22/13 02:25 PM
Looks like it's a long, slow download here. I just switched my setting to auto off in 6 hours instead of 1. Now I can go to the gym, come back and join OS Bushwood!
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CallCenterZombie @ 03/22/13 02:26 PM
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Flightwhite24 @ 03/22/13 02:41 PM
I can say without a doubt the demo was JOKE. I hope guys don't judge this game off the demo. One quick hit is overcompensating for TW fade off the Tee can be brutal. The swing is so smooth with the controller now and not so erratic that I felt the demo was
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CallCenterZombie @ 03/22/13 02:46 PM
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Flightwhite24 @ 03/22/13 02:49 PM
Here is my first rd on default sim at TPC Sawgrass
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And I consider myself a HARDCORE Fan of this game. Lol
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And I consider myself a HARDCORE Fan of this game. Lol
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Wow, that is rough. What is the most difficult aspect? Ball physics prety good?
# 11
CallCenterZombie @ 03/22/13 02:54 PM
At least you have a few birdies in there. I think the birdies are going to be very rewarding hell even pars! 
Currently at 70% for season ticket. Hopefully it shoots right up 100 at or around 74% for me like it did for the demo.
# 13
Flightwhite24 @ 03/22/13 03:02 PM
Here's a heads up. When creating your golfer you have to use
TYPE/. Power or Control
Shape/. Fade or Draw
Trajectory/ low/medium/high
No in between from what I can tell
I went with a control/fade
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TYPE/. Power or Control
Shape/. Fade or Draw
Trajectory/ low/medium/high
No in between from what I can tell
I went with a control/fade
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# 14
WhiteMan22 @ 03/22/13 03:55 PM
Damn, I wish I could get it, but with the NCAA tournament going and all, I probably won't.
Still, hope yall enjoy the game and I will be joining you in the fun and action on Tuesday.
Still, hope yall enjoy the game and I will be joining you in the fun and action on Tuesday.
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Flightwhite24 @ 03/22/13 04:37 PM
Loving the presentation. Feels like a completely different game from years past. Kudos to EA for doing something different
My Golfer is so bad it's not even funny
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My Golfer is so bad it's not even funny
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CallCenterZombie @ 03/22/13 05:03 PM
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mike24forever @ 03/22/13 06:33 PM
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DivotMaker @ 03/22/13 06:49 PM
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OnlookerDelay @ 03/22/13 06:50 PM
I took my 75,000 XP credits from Tiger 13 and created a control/draw/medium trajectory golfer and played a bit now. These are quick impressions, but ones that are already pretty obvious.
Positives:
The graphics are improved from the demo. Pinehurst has the most natural look I've ever seen in the series. The natural areas don't have a homogeneous look of years past. The courses look less post cardie and more organic.
A control golfer remedies a lot of the control problems I was having with either golfer in the demo. My CAG with the XP I was able to apply and the Season Ticket clubs can carry a drive 250 yards, and that's enough right now to have a fighting chance off the black tees.
The pitching, chipping and putting games are as pure as I can remember, from a control and interface standpoint, the presentation of each not withstanding (see Negatives).
I'm playing career mode in "Tournament" difficulty and find the control interface to be judiciously punitive in modeling swing errors.
The audio ambiance of the course environment is natural and varied.
Negatives
I can't come up with a gentle way to put this, but I find both presentation options - Follow Cam and Broadcast Cam - to be a disorienting mess from a player standpoint. Broadcast Cam totally takes the player out of game and turns them into a TV spectator, from tee to green, on the majority of most shots. Follow Cam at least tracks the ball on most shots of 45 yards or more, but often breaks down and follows the Broadcast Camera presentation technique of zooming the player out of the action, at line obscuring angles that give the player no opportunity to gauge what happened with the roll of longer putts in real time.
Follow Cam putting coverage also takes an annoying jump to the right on the putts of roughly 15 feet or less, at the moment of impact. It stays sort of behind the golfer, allowing you to have a better look at how the putt is following the slope, but the sudden teleport to this new perspective shatters the immersion that could have been preserved by simply holding the putt camera view until the finish. I'm truly astonished at how much this not only spoils any chance of a player perspective, spatially immersive experience, but it has an unfair impact on the gameplay as it blinds the player to data that they should be able to observe in real time!
Broadcast camera is more of a perspective destroying experience than I thought it would be. Quite often it's hard to tell where your ball is going because of the angles the overly abrupt camera cuts are taking. Its camera coverage of putting is even more deleterious than that of Follow cam, as you are more often zoomed out to such distant camera positions that it's difficult to see the ball, let alone discern anything about how it's breaking....
I don't really have any other negatives at this point, but I'm so devastated by how much the presentation options spoil the game aesthetically and functionally that they would pale in comparison anyway. The bottom line is that Tiger 14's presentation options are a game killer for me. This will be the first time in the current generation's series that I'll be sitting one of its iterations out.
Positives:
The graphics are improved from the demo. Pinehurst has the most natural look I've ever seen in the series. The natural areas don't have a homogeneous look of years past. The courses look less post cardie and more organic.
A control golfer remedies a lot of the control problems I was having with either golfer in the demo. My CAG with the XP I was able to apply and the Season Ticket clubs can carry a drive 250 yards, and that's enough right now to have a fighting chance off the black tees.
The pitching, chipping and putting games are as pure as I can remember, from a control and interface standpoint, the presentation of each not withstanding (see Negatives).
I'm playing career mode in "Tournament" difficulty and find the control interface to be judiciously punitive in modeling swing errors.
The audio ambiance of the course environment is natural and varied.
Negatives
I can't come up with a gentle way to put this, but I find both presentation options - Follow Cam and Broadcast Cam - to be a disorienting mess from a player standpoint. Broadcast Cam totally takes the player out of game and turns them into a TV spectator, from tee to green, on the majority of most shots. Follow Cam at least tracks the ball on most shots of 45 yards or more, but often breaks down and follows the Broadcast Camera presentation technique of zooming the player out of the action, at line obscuring angles that give the player no opportunity to gauge what happened with the roll of longer putts in real time.
Follow Cam putting coverage also takes an annoying jump to the right on the putts of roughly 15 feet or less, at the moment of impact. It stays sort of behind the golfer, allowing you to have a better look at how the putt is following the slope, but the sudden teleport to this new perspective shatters the immersion that could have been preserved by simply holding the putt camera view until the finish. I'm truly astonished at how much this not only spoils any chance of a player perspective, spatially immersive experience, but it has an unfair impact on the gameplay as it blinds the player to data that they should be able to observe in real time!
Broadcast camera is more of a perspective destroying experience than I thought it would be. Quite often it's hard to tell where your ball is going because of the angles the overly abrupt camera cuts are taking. Its camera coverage of putting is even more deleterious than that of Follow cam, as you are more often zoomed out to such distant camera positions that it's difficult to see the ball, let alone discern anything about how it's breaking....
I don't really have any other negatives at this point, but I'm so devastated by how much the presentation options spoil the game aesthetically and functionally that they would pale in comparison anyway. The bottom line is that Tiger 14's presentation options are a game killer for me. This will be the first time in the current generation's series that I'll be sitting one of its iterations out.
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