| polezo said: I have to disagree with you there.
while the disc golf is somewhat realistic, the physics seem a bit wonkey to me at times. If you throw a tomahawk/hammer style (as I often do for approach shots in disc golf) the disc doesnt flip like it does in real life. Furthermore, you cant create an S curve from what i've seen, which kind of puts a damper on tee shots. Collision detection is also spotty at times, with weird bounces and little to no rolling, which is also kind of a bummer because I like to play the roll.
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Eh?
What does throwing hammer style mean? I would assume vertical? (ie if you have the disc flat in front of you, tip it 90^ clockwise)
I obviously don't use frisbees a lot but I would think if you throw it like that it just goes straight to ground.
I guess I am missing the meaning of tomahawk/hammer style, or there is some technique I am unfamiliar with (my frisbee experiences involve getting it to go in a straight line)
