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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Squid" data-source="post: 27679" data-attributes="member: 170">For Mr. SBAddict, the nuances of timing your shots (captured balls or balls in 'flow') is one of the best facets of TPA, in my opinion.  Being a little adept on this matter, I'm here for your Ripley needs.These are the most important (and useful) captured shots that you should get familiar with.From the Left Flipper- The Post Pass (It's risky.  general rule, don't do it. I only mention it as the minimum measure of timing things)- The center ramp (I can do this one in my sleep)- The Vari-target.*  (This one should become instinctive and become the medium measure of your timing)- The right ramp*  (it's useful for relights, gotta use it. 2/3 - 3/4 down the flipper seems to be the spot)From the Right Flipper- The Post Pass (It is much more reliable going from right to left)- The right ramp (learn it, use it)- The Vari-target (I don't use this one much as it usually just deflects off of the Vari-target.  useful for switching continents)- The head* (A captured shot can be made but, a slow flow on the ball seems to work better)All shots are listed in the order as the ball comes rollin' to a drain.* indicates shots to be learned with some flow on the ball. I have other shots in my repertoire but, these are the most useful.  I hope this helps.</blockquote>

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