There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again.
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Thanks Mr. President. I'm guessing no one specified which Monday they were talking about. I am firmly in the "I'll believe it when I see it" camp.Originally posted by wilson View PostComment
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Is now a good time to say, "It's just around the corner."?Comment
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Augusta is due for beta release Thursday, and it looks sensational. Things just went from bad to worse.Comment
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So where does this Monday talk come from? Are we really close?Comment
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What about Tuesday talkComment
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Wow. The bottom looks very realistic. I haven't bought either. Waiting for my computer, enclosure and screen. Should be in here in about 2 weeks. Will be hard to wait on Perfect Golf if it isn't ready by then.
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Augusta looks incredible! What an amazing replication. The fact that Perfect Golf can use LIDAR data means that the topography will be extremely accurate. Looks like sim golf is going to the next level!
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WILL SOMEONE RELEASE PERFECT GOLF!!!!
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Because the bottom picture is real. Haha. That's a comparison shot of the real 15th green versus the PG version.Originally posted by BamaGambler View PostComment
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Some of you have been drinking the PG koolaid too long...TGC designers are free to use any topographical data available including LIDAR.Originally posted by TeaPeg View Post
There may be other aspects that differentiate a given PG/TGC title but that shouldn't be one of them.Comment
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PerfectParallel is in business to generate very accurate terrain models using lidar and other data. Making a golf game using that data is just an added bonus.
The courses created by PP will be very close to real-life. TGC course creation has none of the tools that PG has. Thats not to say some TGC courses are not well made, but it just doesnt have the tooling to allow the accuracy that PG has.
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The thread you referred to was addressing automatically importing elevation data versus using it manually. It had nothing to do with whether TGC designers use topo data (including LIDAR). It is a matter of record that many TGC designers use LIDAR data in their course designs.
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Any idea if we'll see this before the weekend? Early next week?
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Quit yer whining and go buy it already
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lol! Now what am I going to complain about??
I checked the site before coming here to let everyone know, you can't imagine how surprised I was to see it there!
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Quality post Skytrak! hahaha!Comment
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