Hi Duff! I just published "EP's Landing" and I kept a lot of what you said about EP's Oahu in mind while I was working on it. I think I improved a lot on my greens and sightlines (for the most part). Would love your opinions on it if you find the time. If not, no worries, I know you are super busy these days. Love the course overviews. Thanks for posting them.
Hi Duff, really appreciate your honest view on this course. I have been reworking a lot of these older courses of mine, I still have a long way to go. This course was migrated from 2K21, and I had to remove a lot of objects just to be able to publish it. Its a real shame that you can't remove courses once uploaded. Most of my courses are created more for aesthetics than anything else. Most of the course's I've played in the UK have small greens. I have a tendency to create more Fantasy type courses rather than realistic ones. I have always found it challenging placing greens and determining the correct size for the par etc. I enjoy the creative side of courses and tend to go with what looks good to me rather than reason's to why I have a slope going in a certain direction or stuff like that. My courses are nothing more than letting my imagination go wild. I find designing courses, or intact any level design I do for any game a chance for me to relax and create my own world. I find your videos very insightful and informative, which I really enjoy. I have always found level designing, no matter what genre, to always be subjective and at times divisive. I always respect and enjoy peoples opinions and views when reviewing any of my courses. Once again thanks for your constructive opinions and views. Peace and respect, keep up the great work.
i love the creativeness of your course, that one thing that i miss. It gets hard to be creative once you put all these restraints on yourself to build a real course. Fantasy defiantly give that aspect of being able to do what ever you want no matter how unrealistic. However i still think even fantasy courses need semi realistic greens to make them playable, but i feel that you can go wild elsewhere. If i did have one thing to say its spend a little more time getting creative with the bunker shapes. I try my best to just be constructive in these videos and not sound rude, i know as a designer myself having your course picked apart can be a little tough. I enjoyed the course and if you have any other courses id be down to try them.
@@duffdesigns I have a tendency to work on my published courses and change the theme as this can sometimes change the whole dynamics of a course and then publish them under a different name, that is why some of my courses feel the same.
Nice to see one of Ninja's designs on the channel. He has an individual style - that's for sure. Enjoy the channel, Duff.
been keeping my eye on him ;)
Hi Duff! I just published "EP's Landing" and I kept a lot of what you said about EP's Oahu in mind while I was working on it. I think I improved a lot on my greens and sightlines (for the most part). Would love your opinions on it if you find the time. If not, no worries, I know you are super busy these days. Love the course overviews. Thanks for posting them.
ill add it to my list
Hi Duff, really appreciate your honest view on this course. I have been reworking a lot of these older courses of mine, I still have a long way to go. This course was migrated from 2K21, and I had to remove a lot of objects just to be able to publish it. Its a real shame that you can't remove courses once uploaded. Most of my courses are created more for aesthetics than anything else. Most of the course's I've played in the UK have small greens. I have a tendency to create more Fantasy type courses rather than realistic ones. I have always found it challenging placing greens and determining the correct size for the par etc. I enjoy the creative side of courses and tend to go with what looks good to me rather than reason's to why I have a slope going in a certain direction or stuff like that. My courses are nothing more than letting my imagination go wild. I find designing courses, or intact any level design I do for any game a chance for me to relax and create my own world.
I find your videos very insightful and informative, which I really enjoy. I have always found level designing, no matter what genre, to always be subjective and at times divisive. I always respect and enjoy peoples opinions and views when reviewing any of my courses. Once again thanks for your constructive opinions and views. Peace and respect, keep up the great work.
i love the creativeness of your course, that one thing that i miss. It gets hard to be creative once you put all these restraints on yourself to build a real course. Fantasy defiantly give that aspect of being able to do what ever you want no matter how unrealistic. However i still think even fantasy courses need semi realistic greens to make them playable, but i feel that you can go wild elsewhere. If i did have one thing to say its spend a little more time getting creative with the bunker shapes. I try my best to just be constructive in these videos and not sound rude, i know as a designer myself having your course picked apart can be a little tough. I enjoyed the course and if you have any other courses id be down to try them.
Check out my latest course NP_Thelong Tour #4 I have also put a deliberate mistake for you to find... enjoy
ill add it to my list
@@duffdesigns I have a tendency to work on my published courses and change the theme as this can sometimes change the whole dynamics of a course and then publish them under a different name, that is why some of my courses feel the same.
@@NinjaPrimeProductionsinteresting idea, never thought about doing that.