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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nitroforce" data-source="post: 21920" data-attributes="member: 963">There's two possibilities , 1 , you have gotten used to the physics of TPA which are not real but simulated ,or 2 , you only remember your good games , in a real arcade you probably will not stand there for hoursplaying game after game like you would sitting in your home playing TPA. So you discard all the times you sucked , and only remember the times you were good , then you go to the arcadeplay a few times , less than you would at home. I found that getting used to the TPA physics kind of messed me up in real life pinball playing.For instance , in the bride of pinbot , when you pull the plunger you will get the top skill prize every time.In real life I could only get up to 10,000 not the 25,000 or whatever it is.And in real life it took all of 30 seconds before my game was over.I was like WTF ? lolOn the TPA I play and play and play like a champ.Of course I can play for hours all I want. My opinion of TPA physics are that ...Zen pinball is too heavy.Farsight is too light.If you could have the ball be right in between Zen pinball and Farsight , not too heavy and not too light , that wouldbe about right. Also in real life the pinball would catch air preventing that perfect speed shot. I've been thinking about doing a video comparison of real pinball vs. pinball arcade , I have access to most of the real pinball tables but not all of them , featured in the pinball arcade. I just want the video for myself really , I just want to compare.I walk away from the real tables thinking the same thing , "WTF happened ? I'm so good at home." , funny.</blockquote>

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