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1. I don't think so; the 1972-1985 period is obviously not "completely ignored" by Farsight.2. That is bullsh1t. You don't know why TPA players vote for 1990's tables. Can you explain why the (top of, at least) smbhax list is virtually identical to the IPDB list, or the Pinside list, or the list of most valuable tables, or the list of tables most used in major tournaments? Is it a requirement to be nostalgic about the 1990's to be allowed to express your opinion of pinball tables on all of those websites, to be allowed to purchase a pinball machine, or to play in a major pinball tournament? And everyone agrees that R911 was a rotten choice. But we're not talking about R911; we're talking about the entire decade of the 1990's. And Paragon is not a classic by any objective measure. It was only the 4th best selling Bally of 1979, and is ranked only #124 on IPDB.3. Farsight doesn't put any more emphasis on mobile than it does on PC.
1. I don't think so; the 1972-1985 period is obviously not "completely ignored" by Farsight.
2. That is bullsh1t. You don't know why TPA players vote for 1990's tables. Can you explain why the (top of, at least) smbhax list is virtually identical to the IPDB list, or the Pinside list, or the list of most valuable tables, or the list of tables most used in major tournaments? Is it a requirement to be nostalgic about the 1990's to be allowed to express your opinion of pinball tables on all of those websites, to be allowed to purchase a pinball machine, or to play in a major pinball tournament? And everyone agrees that R911 was a rotten choice. But we're not talking about R911; we're talking about the entire decade of the 1990's. And Paragon is not a classic by any objective measure. It was only the 4th best selling Bally of 1979, and is ranked only #124 on IPDB.
3. Farsight doesn't put any more emphasis on mobile than it does on PC.
