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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zmcvay" data-source="post: 296926" data-attributes="member: 4746">Yeah, I don't like the Money=>Tickets=>Table Purchases at all unless there are options to buy exactly the amount of tickets I need to cover the purchases I want, and even then it's usually just a way to obscure pricing.   And while I appreciate the fact that tables are cheaper if you buy more tables at once or right after release, it just encourages binge purchasing.  But I'm not upset about it at all.  I have Pinball FX3 on my PC, Playstation and Switch.  I've got the full collection of tables on PC (minus Indy) that I slowly added over the last several years.  Hell, I still play Pinball FX2 on occasion when I want to boot up the tables that didn't make the FX3 switch.  None of those are going away.  If Zen has put the work into solid physics and visual upgrades as well as back end improvements, then I am all for rebuying tables over time.I'm not sure what I'll purchase when it goes live tomorrow, but I'll try whatever free tables they have available first and that will influence my decision.  Almost certainly I'll pick up the three new Zen tables, Noir and the Mummy especially look like fun.  I want to get Indy on my PC, so that's a lock.  I'll likely get the Mandalorian and Classic Collectibles.  I enjoy playing those in VR, but I don't always want to play in VR.  Other than that?  Depends on how much I like the improvements from FX3 to FX.  But I'm almost certainly not plunking down $125 for the whole day 1 roster unless I'm blown away.  I certainly don't need to rebuy things like Biolab.</blockquote>

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