temple Zerzura seemed lacking

[ElysiumNight]

it was beautiful but tbh feels like the most boring set of holes compared to any of the dlcs

[hexOblivione]

I actually liked the return to the non-gimmicky holes. I like the wonky mechanics of Upside Town and Myst, etc. but I'm glad they're also producing courses that play with realistic, traditional constraints.

[shimsham29]

Yes, it has very uninspiring hole design, and I say that as someone that prefers the more traditional mini golf to the gimmicky stuff as seen in Upside Town. Just felt like too many holes were straight in design and didn't require much thought in how to go about playing them.

For me, they're batting 0-2 with these last two courses. Not a good sign.

[ElysiumNight]

Originally posted by hexOblivione:

I actually liked the return to the non-gimmicky holes. I like the wonky mechanics of Upside Town and Myst, etc. but I'm glad they're also producing courses that play with realistic, traditional constraints.

no i dont mean the crazy holes but even for the base game holes zerzura was lacking in comparison

[ElysiumNight]

Originally posted by shimsham29:

Yes, it has very uninspiring hole design, and I say that as someone that prefers the more traditional mini golf to the gimmicky stuff as seen in Upside Town. Just felt like too many holes were straight in design and didn't require much thought in how to go about playing them.

For me, they're batting 0-2 with these last two courses. Not a good sign.

upside town was TOO wild and Temple was TOO Tame their going from one extreme to the other i really enjoyed the ocean one

[Wylie28]

Really? I liked them. They are probably my favorite easy holes. The different risk vs reward paths makes it super interesting.

[Xachariah]

Originally posted by Wylie28:

Really? I liked them. They are probably my favorite easy holes. The different risk vs reward paths makes it super interesting.

Exactly my thoughts as well, after just playing through the course the first time. The holes were not difficult to figure out, but are really designed well from a risk-vs-reward perspective.

I guess tastes are just different.