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Yeah, that difficulty ramps up fairly quickly.
My rule of thumb has been that each notch in the 30 foot putter is good for climbing roughly a 0.25 feet rise in elevation. A drop in elevation of 0.25 feet is good for roughly a notch less power. With the 60 foot putter, it's 0.5 feet of elevation per notch, and with the 90 foot putter, it's about 0.75 feet.
It's in the OP.In order to get the CROWN in every courses you've to score more than 2000 points, right?
Is there a list of these crowns or a site that collect stuff related to this game?
Thanks.
1-2 means the second course?
I got 2000 points in the first one and got the crown.
Then I just got a star in the second one. I tried to reach 2000 points but I failed (got 1930), so I don't know if getting 2000 points will give me another crown or not
Every course only gives 1 crown. The requirement of the first course of the beginner series (1-1) is to get 2000 points. The 2nd course of the beginner series (1-2) has an entirely different requirement to get the crown.Ops.... thanks for the hint.
One question:
Crowns
Beginners Rank
1-1: Win with 2000pts or more.
1-2: Hit a Rising Shot and Win.
1-3: One shot the green on a Par 4 and Win.
1-4: Par On Keep/Green in Regulation 100% and Win.
1-5: Hit three or more Bogeys and Win.
Vs. Karen/Cosplay: Get an Eagle and Win.
1-2 means the second course?
I got 2000 points in the first one and got the crown.
Then I just got a star in the second one. I tried to reach 2000 points but I failed (got 1930), so I don't know if getting 2000 points will give me another crown or not
I don't think there is, unless you can use Ad-Hoc Party with the local multiplayer mode.Is there a way to play against a friend online without joining a tournament? Just a 1-1 match?
quick question.
how can you find what unlocks a crown for each challenge? and what does the Triangle and Circle shot do? when it says unlocked?? I can just use those buttons now? or do they effect the ball differently?
thanks!
I cruised into the pro category in the challenges and now I am getting stomped.
Every course only gives 1 crown. The requirement of the first course of the beginner series (1-1) is to get 2000 points. The 2nd course of the beginner series (1-2) has an entirely different requirement to get the crown.
Hope it made sense for you.
Either use the guide in the OP or you can complete challenge mode, after which, the conditions will be listed at the bottom of each round.
Triangle and Circle are for fine tuning the power of your shot if you get it wrong. Triangle increases the power of your shot slightly, and circle decreases the power of your shot slightly. You press them when setting the impact.
Mmm.. interesting.
So let's say you need to reach the hole that is 30 years far and you load the bar up to 35, you can try to "discharge" your shot pressing O when you hit the ball?
Beat Stuart last night with Yamato and decided to unlock him as my new character. It was beyond time to switch. Plus, he looks rad with black hair.
Aside from the daily tournaments, I think the game really shines in VS mode, wish there was a way to play that against friends.
Either use the guide in the OP or you can complete challenge mode, after which, the conditions will be listed at the bottom of each round.
Triangle and Circle are for fine tuning the power of your shot if you get it wrong. Triangle increases the power of your shot slightly, and circle decreases the power of your shot slightly. You press them when setting the impact.
Also pay attention to your control stat. It's probably the most important stat. Try and keep it a B at the absolute lowest when picking a character ball and club combonation. I always make sure it is a B at the absolute lowest when picking a character, ball and club combonation.
So what exactly does the Control stat do? It's the only one I don't understand.
I don't really play much online. Taking almost an hour to play one tournament is not really my cup of tea. That's why I love the dailies.
Yea, it's a bit ridiculous with all of the waiting. That's why I would prefer a private game with people I know. The party host could set the rules, shot timers, stuff like that.
Just enter the tournaments with a fast timer - get done with your hole and usually only have to wait 15-20 seconds on average.
Just enter the tournaments with a fast timer - get done with your hole and usually only have to wait 15-20 seconds on average.
Control effects how good your character is at hitting the ball where you tell them to. Say the onscreen display says your tee shot will go 260 yards and land smack dab in the middle of the fairway. Your control stat effects how close to that spot your ball will actually land. Good control: it will land right there. Bad Control: could land 5 yards to the left or right of the spot. This is of course not factoring in slope, wind, spin on the ball etc.
It's especially import with short chips. A few yards left to right doesn't make much of a difference on a Tee Shot, but inches make a difference with short chips.
Also with a good control stat, if you mess up impact your ball won't go off course as much.
It also might have an impact on % range of shots but I haven't paid much attention to that to know for sure.
Thanks for the awesome explanation. It definately sounds like an important stat.
I was literally 0.1ft away from an albatross on one of the Dailies today. FML.
Lé Blade Runner;35651300 said:This will be my next purchase for the Vita. Everybody seems to be having so much fun, and the online-tournaments sound awesome. I have never played the previous Hot Shot Golf -games, but I did play this online-golf game called Pangya for probably hundreds of hours some years back. I have never been a fan of golf as a sport, nor as a serious "simulation" ( like the Tiger Woods -franchise ), but as a casual time-waster ( which Pangya was ), it has no equal.
Two crowns away. I'm getting trolled so hard by the "play 18 holes and birdie the last hole" one. My +3 total is getting beat by one comeback AI player every. Time.
Well chuffed with the outcome of my first daily attempt. ^_^
Is anyone having trouble registering their daily online tournament scores today? It's like I can't connect to the server. =(
Can someone explain the concept of spin and how you would do them? Do you use the D-pad or the analog stick when trying to do them? Do you use them to control the direction of your shot?
I use spin to control the ball in the air and how it will react on the ground. I exclusively use the dpad.
Think of two stages of adding spin to the ball during your shot:
1) when you're setting the power
2) when you're setting the accuracy
Holding down during both means your club hits lower in the ball. This causes the ball to travel higher and a tab bit shorter. When it hits the ground, it won't roll as much as a normal hit.
Top spin means holding up during both phases. This makes the ball fly lower in the air... But when the ball hits the ground, it will roll father (as the ball is rotating forward).
Side spin is used by holding left or right. This influences the flight of the call, as it will do a side curve in the air.
To maximize the spin, you do the opposite during the first phase then the spin you want during the second. Say you want a lot of backspin - during the first phase, you hold up... And the second phase hold down. This is super backspin and the ball with have more backwards rotation than normal backspin. Same for top spin and side spin.
I don't really play much online. Taking almost an hour to play one tournament is not really my cup of tea. That's why I love the dailies.