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Ripley's Believe it or Not! (2003)
[RANT] This is the worst table in TPA
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<blockquote data-quote="Advalle" data-source="post: 36061" data-attributes="member: 872"><p>RBION is a rather complex table which will take you a very long time to figure out, you havent figured it out after achieving the wizard goals. It took me a long time to achieve Atlantis. For the longest time I would only acumulate a few letters per game. That was what pulled me into it.</p><p></p><p>However if you are looking for the quick entertainment that is easy to learn, scared stiff is a good choice, big shot is unbelievable, creature of the black lagoon is super fun to understand the rules. But RBION is an enigma, is complex and has many hidden attributes, and That is when i start giving credit to Pat Lawlor, I think he meant this table to be complex and complicated, just as Ripleys travels where, hidden, enigmatic complicated, maybe Im giving too much credit to Lawlor, maybe Im not, I think he knows a thing or two about designing a table.</p><p></p><p>So, next time if you want to enjoy RBION you need to approach it as Ripley approached his journeys: complex, cryptic, and very very long. Because when you find that rare score, shot or jackpot in the game that was so hidden from everyone else, then you will get the same feeling Ripleys did when he found the odd in the strangest corners of the world.</p><p></p><p>And THAT is the appeal of the table. Not the colors nor the music fellows, RBION is a master piece, im done with my post after much inspiration,hehe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Advalle, post: 36061, member: 872"] RBION is a rather complex table which will take you a very long time to figure out, you havent figured it out after achieving the wizard goals. It took me a long time to achieve Atlantis. For the longest time I would only acumulate a few letters per game. That was what pulled me into it. However if you are looking for the quick entertainment that is easy to learn, scared stiff is a good choice, big shot is unbelievable, creature of the black lagoon is super fun to understand the rules. But RBION is an enigma, is complex and has many hidden attributes, and That is when i start giving credit to Pat Lawlor, I think he meant this table to be complex and complicated, just as Ripleys travels where, hidden, enigmatic complicated, maybe Im giving too much credit to Lawlor, maybe Im not, I think he knows a thing or two about designing a table. So, next time if you want to enjoy RBION you need to approach it as Ripley approached his journeys: complex, cryptic, and very very long. Because when you find that rare score, shot or jackpot in the game that was so hidden from everyone else, then you will get the same feeling Ripleys did when he found the odd in the strangest corners of the world. And THAT is the appeal of the table. Not the colors nor the music fellows, RBION is a master piece, im done with my post after much inspiration,hehe. [/QUOTE]
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