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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ben Logan" data-source="post: 239741" data-attributes="member: 5468">I may be risking official Debbie Downer status in harping about physics further, but I think (hope) this is worth addressing:When the player gets control of a ball and takes careful shots from a cradle position, the shooting physics in TPA can feel fairly realistic. I can throw up some bricks when things are "calm." But tonight during several chaotic Medieval Madness multiball sessions, I COULD NOT MISS. I'm not nearly that good a player. It's like the "choices" for paths for the ball to travel had been reduced to loops and ramps. Medieval is just one example. I've seen this on other tables as well.I really hope this is addressed in physics 4.0. Chaos should INCREASE with number of balls on the table / accelerated velocity of ball movement. The way Medieval played tonight, I experienced the exact opposite. It's hard to suspend disbelief and buy into the "pinball sim experience" when you feel like the shots are planned.Again - forgive me if I sound like a grouch. There's so much I love about TPA. It breaks my heart a little because it's so close to being really great!</blockquote>

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