this is exactly right. TZ in TPA can be reduced to a very small number of extremely low-risk shots, primarily due to the predictability of the slot machine kickout.
they have! some machines DO have a semi-randomized kickout (CFTBL recently got it, as did a few others). but even then, it...
yep, it happens. it's pretty much the main thing I look out for when LITZ starts to end -- my top priority is making sure no ball is stuck under there.
Good luck! Personally, Mousin' Around is one of my absolute favorite tables. I mean it's no STTNG, but it's a great bargain. wonderful flow on that machine.
I had a 60" Samsung DLP for a long time as well. fantastic image quality -- best looking picture of any tv i've owned. in terms of input lag, it was pretty good. better than any LCD that didn't have a specific "gaming" setting. unfortunately, it blew up after about 7 or 8 years. there was a...
it's red river rock that you hear first. i also remember Farsight mentioning that they couldn't get the rights to all of the songs so some are missing.
well, I haven't played it in a while, so I can't 100% confirm it still works like this, but I tested it a lot and if you hit the snackbar during that guitar riff part of the first song the FIRST time it occurs (about a minute or two into the game) you would get an extra ball or special every...
1. Rolling Stones
I don't hate the band, but this machine has a lame playfield, lame ruleset, lame flow, lame everything. plus a stupid plastic mick jagger cutout jerking around the middle of the playfield looking dumb and being annoying.
Which pins would you HATE to see in TPA?!
There are more threads than I can count polling opinions or making suggestions on games FarSight should go after. How about a thread begging them to STAY AWAY from certain titles? ;)
Here's my top 3 worst candidates for TPA: (PS - i had to break it...
it's not that big of a deal ... I can get where i'm going pretty fast nowadays in TPA, and that's the important thing. but sure, I agree the UI could be a lot more refined from an aesthetic standpoint. it functions a little better than it looks, though. i'd give its looks a C-, and its...
no they're not. the letters are actually shaped differently. look at the shape of the C in Champion Pub compared to Central Park. or look at the lowercase t in "Voltaire" compared to Centaur.
I agree with some other posters: motion capture is not applicable to creating a realistic physics simulation. it's just playback data of some physics that happened. it's in no way predictive. you'd have to pre-capture every possible eventuality that could ever happen on a pinball table...
one last general suggestion: i stay focused on the lower flipper area all the time to avoid drains, but i flip the right 3 flippers liberally and semi-randomly to pick up the blue / amber / grey targets.
it's not as bad as harem multiball. not even close. ive only played the table a couple times, but ive been up to 160 seconds.
- dont get distracted by balls in the upper playfield area. those amber targets are gonna be the last set you complete, but its not worth losing balls over.
- gotta...
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