This table seems to have a pretty wide gap between the flippers, and the entire field has just been one big kill-shot for me so far.
I can't score more 30 million on this one, no matter how much I practice. It's right up there with Medieval Madness for me, in terms of tables I can't seem to master. Every shot seems to bounce back and go right between the flippers, or sail right into the outlane. I can't tell you how many times I've heard "bug, bug, bug!" playing this one. XD
I've been playing pinball for years, and I never flip both flippers, but I've never figured out how to aim the ball, or trap it without it rolling off the flipper and down the middle. I can NEVER trap the ball on this table, period. When I do try to aim it towards something, the ball usually goes in a completely different direction from where I intended, or bounces on the railing of a ramp and rolls back to the flippers. I've watched and read a lot of material on the subject, but I still can't figure out how some of you do so well on tables like this.
I can't score more 30 million on this one, no matter how much I practice. It's right up there with Medieval Madness for me, in terms of tables I can't seem to master. Every shot seems to bounce back and go right between the flippers, or sail right into the outlane. I can't tell you how many times I've heard "bug, bug, bug!" playing this one. XD
I've been playing pinball for years, and I never flip both flippers, but I've never figured out how to aim the ball, or trap it without it rolling off the flipper and down the middle. I can NEVER trap the ball on this table, period. When I do try to aim it towards something, the ball usually goes in a completely different direction from where I intended, or bounces on the railing of a ramp and rolls back to the flippers. I've watched and read a lot of material on the subject, but I still can't figure out how some of you do so well on tables like this.