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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crawley" data-source="post: 297916" data-attributes="member: 2300">At that point then yes, it's no different than how it was for FX3. Basically, waiting for the sales to appear on newly released tables. So why not make use of the extra discounts with the ticketing system?Going back to the old way they'll probably initially offer a 33% discount on all re-release bundles - which is what they did in Early Access. But with the ticketing system discount, you would START at a 33% discount and be able to increase that discount percentage with the more tables you added.Without the ticketing system I think its going to be a fair bit more expensive to re-purchase all the FX3 tables you owned. Plus now no cross platform purchases so have to spend even more if you want to buy those tables on multiple platforms - or buy in to the Pinball Pass.They also have yet to re-release the Marvel tables. So there's another missed opportunity to get some discounts on newer released tables by bundling them together with some of the Marvel tables you might want. Oh well. I made pretty good use of the discounts and other than a few Marvel tables got all the FX3 tables I wanted. Just bummed it seems like the community outright rejected the ticketing system without even understanding all the benefits. And that Zen caved instead of seeing the vision through.</blockquote>

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