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It shouldn't take them much more time, if the tuning for physics weirdness is done before the tuning for reduced difficulty. Simply save the table collision mesh and other relevant physical properties between the two tunings and use that as the hard version. (Although if they stuck the hard table in with the Pro Mode stuff, I would have incentive to buy the Pro Mode for more tables than I otherwise would.)And yeah, the older tables probably wouldn't get much harder relative to their current versions...which is fine with me, because the older tables are closer in difficulty to their real counterparts already.
It shouldn't take them much more time, if the tuning for physics weirdness is done before the tuning for reduced difficulty. Simply save the table collision mesh and other relevant physical properties between the two tunings and use that as the hard version. (Although if they stuck the hard table in with the Pro Mode stuff, I would have incentive to buy the Pro Mode for more tables than I otherwise would.)
And yeah, the older tables probably wouldn't get much harder relative to their current versions...which is fine with me, because the older tables are closer in difficulty to their real counterparts already.
