Bethesda DLC tables released

Jeff Strong · Dec 6, 2016

Skyrim looks so good. How is it?

EldarOfSuburbia · Dec 6, 2016

I've got to admin, Skyrim and Fallout might be enough to drag me into Zen. So far I've managed to ignore it entirely. 2000+ hours dropped into the Elder Scrolls and Fallout games says that I might be tempted, though.

Xanija · Dec 6, 2016

Skyrim looks very good so far, although I have trouble understanding everything. What's interesting: You start with a character you select at the first game and then you can continue playing this character, level it, equip stuff etc. and this character can be played in the next game as well. So it's not like you start again from scratch every time. You can create a new character though.

But I need to dig deeper into how the game works. It's funny how I don't care about the score, it's a bit like in Football Super League, where it's more about the goals than the actual score.

A very intriguing table. Haven't played a lot of DOOM and Fallout yet, but it seems like Fallout is similar, except you don't keep the character from game to game.

codinghorror · Dec 6, 2016

In my opinion, FX2 tables are getting better and better as they build more of them and figure out what works and what doesn't.

Some of the early tables are just awful in retrospect (Iron Man, anyone? V12? Horrible) but the new ones tend to be considerably better!

Jeff Strong · Dec 6, 2016

Xanija said:
Skyrim looks very good so far, although I have trouble understanding everything. What's interesting: You start with a character you select at the first game and then you can continue playing this character, level it, equip stuff etc. and this character can be played in the next game as well. So it's not like you start again from scratch every time. You can create a new character though.

But I need to dig deeper into how the game works. It's funny how I don't care about the score, it's a bit like in Football Super League, where it's more about the goals than the actual score.

A very intriguing table. Haven't played a lot of DOOM and Fallout yet, but it seems like Fallout is similar, except you don't keep the character from game to game.

Sounds like a very cool concept. Love when they add RPG elements like that.

Xanija · Dec 7, 2016

codinghorror said:
In my opinion, FX2 tables are getting better and better as they build more of them and figure out what works and what doesn't.

Some of the early tables are just awful in retrospect (Iron Man, anyone? V12? Horrible) but the new ones tend to be considerably better!

I agree, there is so much advancement in the table development. I really love the more recent releases like Marvel Women of Power, Alien vs. Pinball, South Park and the Bethesda tables seem to be nice too.

Stuzz · Dec 7, 2016

I've never understood the issue folks have with Ironman. V12, sure. Also Shaman and Mars are probably my least liked. But Ironman I put a notch or two above the bottom of the barrel.

DA5ID · Dec 7, 2016

Stuzz said:
I've never understood the issue folks have with Ironman. V12, sure. Also Shaman and Mars are probably my least liked. But Ironman I put a notch or two above the bottom of the barrel.

I did not like v12 because I had no idea what was going on. After reading the guide by the chin dude the table grew on me.

ScotchYeti · Dec 7, 2016

I recently played the Mars table again. The space theme offers a Zen like relaxation feeling that helps to wind down after a long day. It's different in a good way. V12 not so.

Stuzz · Dec 7, 2016

Yeah, Mars is like that, so if your in the correct frame of mind it's OK. I just remember the last time I played it, it bored me to tears.

codinghorror · Dec 8, 2016

Ironman is so visually grotesque as well, all that yellow and red. It's painful to look at.

Zen has really toned down the garish colors they used in their earlier tables, and thank God. Iron Man is the worst in that department.

MIK · Dec 8, 2016

I love Pinball and are all for new tables, but if the ball physics are anything like Zen's previous offerings then it's a big fat no. The ball physics are too dry and robotic for my liking...

EldarOfSuburbia · Dec 8, 2016

It's the flipper physics that are funky to me. Backhands just don't work like they intuitively should.

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