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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cloda" data-source="post: 290846" data-attributes="member: 7520">Unfortunately (for me) I lost my fervour for Zen's original tables, exactly because they take forever to get a good score on the leaderboards.  My longest single game to date was over 15 hours on Paranormal and I basically played to a score, where after I cut the game short.  There is not a chance in hell that I'll try that ever again.  That is why the Williams tables for me, as somebody that loves Zen's tables but have outgrown them in a way, is such a breath of fresh air.  I have no nostalgic attachment to them or anything as I unfortunately never had access to them in real life, so I'm just as excited about them as I used to get over Zen's own releases.  The main reason why I enjoy them so much is much shorter game time, which makes what you guys have been talking about possible, the ability to reach for the top time and time again.  Many of Zen's tables never made it possible and I just don't have it in me anymore to ever chase the high scores again.  I'll leave that be to the guys that still have that hunger (and time) to go for the top scores.I'm thus super keen for Zen to apply the improved physics to the Williams tables and hope that we find that the Universal Monsters is even more refined so that it's flipper physics can be applied to all the previous Volumes.  I'll be super happy to chase down top scores again and if they improve the physics even more in future, I'll also hope then that they'll update all their previous packs again.</blockquote>

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