You tried your forehand Fuse A/W line on SG1, it's a whole new ballgame with strange discs. I don't know why event planners expect you to know every Throw-in disc's flight characteristics out there, just because they want to put on an event. This sort of logic quickly becomes just a scrambling exercise in (3-Star = Par) humility for the players. This to me is a bit much to ask, 1st they don't readily give/reward you with discs you actually want, then they make you play with crap you don't know, or want to know. High handed that.
Thankfully the Royal bag is used just for the first and last week of the cup, however I like the idea of everyone playing with the same bag in some events. I didn't practice with the bag before playing the event and someone said the Hope flies far enough with forehand to ace SG1 so I just went with that information :D should've practiced LS8 though, that's where my biggest mistake happened
@@Jirma LS8 sneaks up on me in some winds with my own bag. The par 3 holes are where you get set back mostly, you did real well with the Rive G/W on OH & LS, but then again you're Jirma. DGV is skewed away from real DG with the ability to make 120' (40m) should be hard C2 putts with relative ease, thus 3-Star is par, just like old park course layouts with par 5's on the tee marker, that were realistically 3s. This game makes your ego swell, like the old park courses got dwarfed by disc technology advancements. DGV is a double ego swelling whammy, 1st DD discs can fly so far, and then scrambling salvage throw-ins can be readily made from so far, real mid-C2 (45') risk becomes a DGV joke putt.
You tried your forehand Fuse A/W line on SG1, it's a whole new ballgame with strange discs. I don't know why event planners expect you to know every Throw-in disc's flight characteristics out there, just because they want to put on an event. This sort of logic quickly becomes just a scrambling exercise in (3-Star = Par) humility for the players. This to me is a bit much to ask, 1st they don't readily give/reward you with discs you actually want, then they make you play with crap you don't know, or want to know. High handed that.
Thankfully the Royal bag is used just for the first and last week of the cup, however I like the idea of everyone playing with the same bag in some events.
I didn't practice with the bag before playing the event and someone said the Hope flies far enough with forehand to ace SG1 so I just went with that information :D should've practiced LS8 though, that's where my biggest mistake happened
@@Jirma LS8 sneaks up on me in some winds with my own bag. The par 3 holes are where you get set back mostly, you did real well with the Rive G/W on OH & LS, but then again you're Jirma. DGV is skewed away from real DG with the ability to make 120' (40m) should be hard C2 putts with relative ease, thus 3-Star is par, just like old park course layouts with par 5's on the tee marker, that were realistically 3s. This game makes your ego swell, like the old park courses got dwarfed by disc technology advancements. DGV is a double ego swelling whammy, 1st DD discs can fly so far, and then scrambling salvage throw-ins can be readily made from so far, real mid-C2 (45') risk becomes a DGV joke putt.