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Death saves (the non-kicking version) won't damage the machine, but they're murderous on floors. My two machines sit on a plywood panel to protect the carpet underneath them, and you can easily see the gouges in it from my occasional overenthusiastic save attempts. Other than that, a novice is...

Put a fork in it, it's done!!!

Stickied for great justice. Thank you again for putting in the time to make TPA a better experience for us.

Licensing. That's a new revenue stream likely not in the current contracts, and you can bet your quarters the licenseholders are going to want their cut.

Well, I'd have to update it for v1.68 first. They changed a lot with how the lower playfield works, mainly because Highway to Hell and Hell's Bells were a quick way to (relatively) safe points in tournament play.

Part of my persona on the podcast is to play the straight man to everyone else's farce.

You can run DX11 now, if you're willing to try the public beta.

Hey! What's wrong with a little Sin every now and then?! :rolleyes: More seriously, I don't have the free time anymore that it would take to bring Sin to life.

I hope this is as funny as everyone says it is, or I'll have to ban the lot of them.

Done.

Did you know that Ace High has been in that folder since December 2012? The standalone TZ beta from the kickstarter had it, long before TPA was even released on PC. :)

The master issues lists that are publicly visible on this forum are no longer being maintained (because I no longer have the time to maintain them). They're not the internal ones that FarSight uses.

Did you? It's supposed to be fixed. If you can reproduce the issue, post here and I'll let FS know it's not dead yet.

Aw, thanks! But I just point at the issues, it's up to FS from there.

1440 x 2560, portrait.

At the moment, TAF Gold is exclusive to the kickstarter backers. There has been some talk/speculation about if and when it might be released publicly, but there has been nothing confirmed. If I were forced to place a bet, I'd say it will eventually release, but it'll be no earlier than the end...

Dracula isn't an intricate game in the sense that something like RBION with lots of things to do. Instead, its rules and objectives have been simplified and the machine instead focuses on how well the player can make tough shots under pressure and how well s/he recovers from errors. Hence you...

Change the ball to something other than the default steel ball and try again. If the Powerball appears when using a nonstandard ball but not with the default ball, it's an issue from a long time ago that periodically resurfaces.

Not really. It's just not ready for its close-up yet.

Is there no way to get Steam's installer/patch manager/whatever to test the client's OS and not perform the upgrade if the OS version number does not meet a certain minimum value? (In Windows, such a test is easy, but I have no idea how things are on Steam.)