[QUOTE="enygma500"]in wakeboarding as soon as I flick the controller to get huge air off the wake i look at the controller to make absolute sure it's flat when I hit the water but he still wipes out on the huge jumps.JordanElek
I hate to say this, I really do, but you're doing it wrong. Don't worry about the controller itself. Watch the board on the screen and flatten it out in relation to the water. Especially on the big jumps, this means your controller won't be anywhere near flat, but the board will be.For golf, it just doesn't work like a real swing. Try Tiger Woods for golf with Wii Motion Plus. It's pretty amazing. It actually helped my real game quite a bit this year, especially with putting. It takes a few rounds to make adjustments to your swing to correct any natural draw or fade, but after just a little practice, you'll have great control over it.
Give it more time if you care about enjoying your purchase. You have to figure out how to tweak your approach to any motion controls to get them to work best.
Yeah, I'm in the process of aquiring TW golf as we speak. Hopeing for a better golf game then WSR. I'm also getting The conduit and little kings story. I wasn't expecting much out of WSR so it's not much of a dissapointment. I just REALLY wanted to like the wakeboarding as I also do in this sport virtually every weekend.
To the guy that said I'm not an avid golfer because I hit the top of the ball. I know exactly what I do wrong in my swing that makes me hit it wrong. I'm just having problems correcting it due to natural muscle memory. I swung like that so long it's hard to break the habit.
Also Wii Motion + isn't 100% accurate by any means. It's quite easy to confuse the game/controller on many of the games. especially in duelling I notice that the sword doesn't always follow the swing path I decided to use. especially bottom left to upper right diagnal strikes. Don't fall into the hype and believe something just because someone else tells you too.
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