DokkenRokken
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- Apr 7, 2014
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I think strong pop bumpers add more fun to pinball.
But, each to his own.
Strong? Yes.
Seizure inducing pop bumpers? Not quite.
I think strong pop bumpers add more fun to pinball.
But, each to his own.
I don't think I've ever noticed! I'll have to play it today.
I was talking about my *real* taxi. In TPA, the bumpers are severely underpowered compared to the real thing. In TPA, a Santa-off-left-pop-bumper shot occurs once or twice a game, it's quite common. It rarely, if ever happens in TPA due to the weakness of the pops. I would say they are about 60% as strong as they should be?
In other words, HRC's pops are more accurate to my experience IRL, and I wish they would tune the rest of the tables accordingly.
Perhaps the tables are tuned this way to reduce the amount of random drains off the pop bumpers. Ever tilt a machine out of sheer frustration?
Is there any *other* reason to tilt a table lol?
The two things I truly miss from "real" pinball in TPA are ball spin and real, honest to goodness pops. The difference between a new/rebuilt pop bumper and an old, tired one is very noticeable.