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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cmotors" data-source="post: 12838" data-attributes="member: 564">Then you are lucky and do not have the issue some of us are experiencing.  Having played plenty of real pinball tables, the lag that we are talking about is not a matter of a slight differences in the feel.  If you want to get an idea of what we are experiencing, adjust the settings on your tv so that they are not optimal for gaming so that it introduces a noticeable delay from the time your press the flipper, to the time the ball is propelled. The picture JavaJack posted is a good example. The picture on the right shows what happens because of the delay. The flipper responds so late that the shot turns out lousy with either a gutter ball, or just barely getting a piece of it at the end of the flipper.Just curious, are you trying to say that what you are seeing is an explanation for what we are running into and we just haven't figured that out? Or are you just taking the time to let us all know your game works?  Just curious is all.</blockquote>

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