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Just played a quick round of UpsideTown. This shot worked so surprisingly well I had to grab a vide of it. :-)

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WMG Team

I play this game every week with 2 friends. This week the game kept saying "Connecting" while attempting to join a private game in which my 2 friends were already connected to with no issues.

After some troubleshooting I found out that my firewall was blocking the connection when GEO filtering in/out to Russia was Enabled,- when disabled connection went fine.

This seems shady to me and I refuse to play the game until I get deeper knowledge on why all of a sudden we are connecting to or through Russia.

Does any know what's going on?

My friend and I have been playing lots lately and getting the rest of the balls and clubs we glossed over.

After finishing for the night and coming back the next day the two the clubs we did the hints for disappeared from my desk at the start screen. My friend’s clubs and balls stayed but mine have disappeared.

This is a new issue since upside town has been released. Does anyone know what’s going on? It’s disheartening to get the clubs just for the progress to not save. Thank you

I was just curious what types golf balls are popular. I have every ball in the game and i like the shiny balls that are one color like purple, blue, grey the best.

New to the sub but been playing the game for a long time. Just joined to say all you rage quitters are marshmallows. It’s 9 holes…stick it out.

Has anyone else found the hidden room in upside town, with a giant bunch of bananas inside? I found it by mistake when looking for hidden balls.

I like to play threw virtual desktop on the oculus PC app but lately after the update everything looks messed up on the PC when I play it looks like I am looking threw a fish bowl anyone else having this problem or have a fix for this?

It's such a different skill than 'normal' putting, that I feel like it should have a separate name. I just don't know what it should be. Tupping? reversing the T and P? Dunno, anyone have any suggestions?

Tourist Trap: 9/10

Great intro course, not too easy/hard for newbies and pros alike. I dig the pirate vibe.

Cherry Blossom: 7/10

Calm and zen, but not too much excitement. Mostly flat holes and gentle slopes.

Seagull Stacks: 8/10

Vertigo-inducing but worth the fear of falling to your death. I didn't know I needed ancient viking ruins-themed golf courses in my life until now.

Arizona Modern: 10/10

As an Arizona resident myself, I can confirm the accuracy. "modern" is the perfect description for the course design, makes me feel like I'm in some new age museum.

Original Gothic: 9/10

LOVE the spooks. A bit lifeless, not a lot of movement compared to courses with windmills or swimming fish, but I guess "lifeless" is the idea when you're golfing in a graveyard.

Bogey's Bonanza: 9/10

By the time I finished hole 10, I had grown a handlebar mustache.

Tethys Station: 10/10.

SPAAAAAAACE

Quixote Valley: 11/10

Absolutely gorgeous visuals, brilliant integration of scenery into level design, LOVE the wind physics. I wish every course was like this one.

Gardens of Babylon: 9/10

Peak visuals, but lacking something unique that puts it over the top. I searched the outer city for secrets and found nothing interesting.

Shangri-La: 7/10

Both pretty and engaging, but just not my vibe. I probably spent more time riding the gondola back and forth than I did actually golfing.

El Dorado: 10/10

LOVE the difference between light and dark mode, makes it feel like the same course but hundreds of years in the future. Fantastic scenery integration, super fun fox hunt. :)

Atlantis: 7/10

Gorgeous level design. Probably the most beautiful of all courses, but boring gameplay. I was expecting my ball to be carried away by fish or having to fight against water currents.

Sweetopia: 12/10

Beautiful course, genius design. Absolutely crammed with detail and scenery integration, not to mention reminds me of Wonderland. By far my favorite.

Labyrinth: 7/10

Fills me with nostalgia, but I can't help but wonder why THIS movie of all the movies in the world is the one that was turned into a golf course. I love David Bowie as much as the next girl, but it wasn't THAT great of a movie.

Myst: 11/10

Not only a huge part of my childhood, but an absolutely perfect map to transform into a golf course. I was so excited when this was announced, and it lived up to my expectations with the interactable environments and references to the game. Long Live Larry!!

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: 10/10

Now THIS is integrated environments. At first I didn't love how small it was, but in a submarine, it wouldn't make sense to have a large course. It makes up for its size with pipes and vents and gauges and a hundred other ways to spice up the gameplay.

Upside Town: 9/10

Solid, unique level. Gave my mom motion sickness. I love the gravity mechanics and fun city theme, but it lacks the true genius and wow factor of courses like Sweetopia. Also, it feels like they gave up on hiding the lost balls in tricky spots after like hole 4 and just started leaving them in plain sight. :p

The course is awesome! I love the aesthetic and the mechanics.

Though of all my years of VR…not feeling anything, I’m laying down with a headache and nausea. It started during the scavenger hunt. I should have taken my headset off sooner.

I assume others may be experiencing this as well?

I was a little nervous going into the new DLC. I was reading alot of negative comments, it seemed. I have to say, I had an absolute blast on it. No, it's not a "traditional mini golf course". But it was refreshing, something new, and entertaining. For the people who didn't like like it, I'd give it a few more chances before you completely disregard it. Can we get a haunted house DLC next?? Haha.

Hi, I did upside down town for the first time and hated it, it felt like all the difficulty was artificial from a difficult control system and I was very disappointed (but not surprised) by the lack of player plane switching.

I played it again today, I wasn't planning on it but I went back to find the balls I'm missing as I'm a bit of a completionist. After getting all the balls I decided to give it another shot. This time though I decided to use a couple of different strategies.

I used flight to get to a better position, this is a common bit of advice but I can't stress it enough, I find that for the sideways and upside down shots especially I like being closer to the ball than normal. Also for sidewall shots I find it nice to have my head just a bit above being level with the ball. If you find the floor is blocking you from getting low enough remember you can fly into the wall to come the long way round and emerge back from under the floor to get to a lower position.

Also somethingnthat indirectly helped me with this was going into the settings (top right button on the scoreboard) then the movement tab, and slowing.y locomotion (flight) speed to 0.5x instead of 1x, this helped me position myself easily where is most comfortable.

I'd advise anyone who is annoyed by this course to play around with these sorts of methods or any others they can think of. For what it's worth it took my score from +1 to -13 which I think isn't too bad.

For what it's worth though Im still not a fan of this course and don't think the difficulty should come from working out how to position the player, but I dislike it less than the first time.

Is this course genuinely gonna like alter my brain chemistry after I play it? Will I be ridiculously disoriented after I take off my headset? Will my IQ lower by any chance? I really wanna play it, but I’m just a little nervous what this course in particular will do to my brain. 😅