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There are some tables that I find an excercise in frustration because the ball seemingly has no friction on the table. Specifically Haunted House lately has been driving me crazy, but also Black Hole and many others named above.Aside from the physics that needs help I keep wondering if adding more and better mechanical sounds would help with perception of friction. I've noticed several VPX tables have a great ball rolling on surface sound that seems increase the perception of friction even when the ball is flying around.
There are some tables that I find an excercise in frustration because the ball seemingly has no friction on the table. Specifically Haunted House lately has been driving me crazy, but also Black Hole and many others named above.
Aside from the physics that needs help I keep wondering if adding more and better mechanical sounds would help with perception of friction. I've noticed several VPX tables have a great ball rolling on surface sound that seems increase the perception of friction even when the ball is flying around.
