ball accelerated inlane?

[haj]

One thing always bothering me is the speed of ball when it goes down to the inlanes. When a ball is at inlane I feel it suddenly get accelerated, making it hard to judge when to flip. Well, I suck yes, but It feels so fast and I never feel like this speed in any other pins in TPA. Does real machine behave like this? I'm just curious..

 

[W1LDD ONE]

Thats why I always keep the flippers up.

 

[Tann]

It seems normal to me that the ball can accelerate at the exit of the ramp (a little bit too much, though). On the contrary of Medieval Madness, on HD, there is no stop before the inlanes.

But maybe I'm wrong, because it doesn't happen on the real table, I don't know.

Medieval Madness: Ramp speed of right ramp fails to slow ball when hits the stop directly over the inlane. The ball drops on the real game and comes out into the inlane slowly. It accelerates in TPA.

 

[Fungi]

I don't think haj is talking about the inlane habitrail. I think he's just talking about the inlane itself. I too have found that the ball seems to fly thru the right inlane at an unusually high speed. In fact, the ball's speed is just fine dropping out of the habitrail.

 

[Tann]

I too have found that the ball seems to fly thru the right inlane at an unusually high speed. In fact, the ball's speed is just fine dropping out of the habitrail.

On this video of the real table, the ball obviously accelerates through the right inlane (after a Red Light hole). The video starts at the right moment (0mn28s):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTjSvs76G8o&t=0m28s

 

[Fungi]

Yeah that did shoot out pretty fast.

 

[haj]

On this video of the real table, the ball obviously accelerates through the right inlane (after a Red Light hole). The video starts at the right moment (0mn28s):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTjSvs76G8o&t=0m28s

Thanks for the real table reference. TPA version indeed behaving like the real one. So it's actually like that. And I don't like that..