steven120566
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Just took a few cracks at the pack. Amazing. The three play modes work for me, although the classic modes are insanely tough!
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wolfson
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Citizen yep I played Tournament mode for the first time , boy was I bowled over. you are so right , so refreshing !!!!
Pinballfan69
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Tournament mode is indeed tough but alas there is no leaderboard for tournament mode. When you finish a game, it scores whatever your high score is across both arcade and tournament. Also it seems every tournament even when it says classic is using zen based physics. Tried one with Fish Tales and I could trap the ball on the left flipper right after the first plunge. It doesn't happen like that playing arcade or Tournament settings.
Herbert Birdsfoot
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I played Fish Tales on PS4 and i am so excited. Zen's physics engine rules. First i played the regular one player mode and found it pretty realistic. But then i tried the classic mode with arcade setting and i was blown away. It was even more like a real table. Gameplay is even a bit faster than in regular mode and the ball bounces even more. And the nudging is spot on. In TPA nudging felt more like cheating. Haven't had the time to try out tournament mode. I'm afraid that it would blow my mind, after i read all the praises about that mode here in the forum.
One thing though: When the ball rolls down the right loop it gets a momentum towards the middle as it leaves the loop. I do not know if this is intended because i haven't got the chance to play Fish Tales in real life.
One thing though: When the ball rolls down the right loop it gets a momentum towards the middle as it leaves the loop. I do not know if this is intended because i haven't got the chance to play Fish Tales in real life.
steven120566
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I do believe on Xbox one, there are 3 leaderboards for each of these Williams tables. Regular single player, classic arcade, and classic tournament. Yep.
kimkom
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Maybe I was just on a roll without even trying
Having said that my initial feel was that ball speed on FT had been dialed back a bit but not so on the other tables. Could be placebo...
I hadn't noticed that Jeff. BTW I take it you got sorted with the Steam version?
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Citizen
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I'm not home right now, but I'm positive that Switch also has seperate leaderboards for all 3 settings.
gameaddict4life
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PS4 has three separate leaderboards as well. The local high score board is there too although the scores to beat are the same for single player and classic single player. That's kind of weird considering the single player is using the easiest physics combined with being able to use those crazy Zen powers.
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There’s all sort of variance happening when I was playing MM. As the ball ejects from the castle, it’d sometimes hit the sling, others do a perfect dead pass, and even others slide right off the flipper and drain. Even within those, there were variations as opposed to always behaving the exact same predictable way.
Jamman39
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Has anyone else seen a ball bounce off a table and over the flippers? I think it happened to me last night (happened very quickly)
It's really cool that the physics model allows for that if that was what actually happened
On a side note: that happened to me a ton the last time I played real pinball
It's really cool that the physics model allows for that if that was what actually happened
On a side note: that happened to me a ton the last time I played real pinball
infernogott
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Yes. DMD Settings are in the options under UI.
In HS2, does anybody know how to switch between shift up and shift down, especially for the video mode? I'm on Switch, and pressing A will launch the ball and shift up easily, but I see no way to shift down for video mode.
Also, in touch screen mode, where are the nudge zones? In the controls settings, you can enable nudge through touch, but in the little picture of the switch, it doesn't show where the nudge zones are. I guess they are above the flipper zones, but my touch nudging has been hit or miss.
Also, in touch screen mode, where are the nudge zones? In the controls settings, you can enable nudge through touch, but in the little picture of the switch, it doesn't show where the nudge zones are. I guess they are above the flipper zones, but my touch nudging has been hit or miss.
shogun00
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xAzatothx
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Yes I've only played MM in tournament mode so far and although the physics can be a little wacky at times, overall i'm enjoying the variance and affect of ball spin. It makes the table much harder. Every new game I play the first visit to Merlin always gives me the "drawbridge".
I've just found Midnight Madness mode on Junk Yard by accident (by playing the table when (in this case PC clock) it reaches midnight) - is this the sort of thing hidden in some tables ROM, I'd expect many of the original tables in arcades wouldn't have ever been played at midnight.
infernogott
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I dunno, maybe some arcades were open until very late at night? Or maybe if a pinball machine is in a bar.
Pro Pinball: Timeshock also has a Midnight Madness mode.
Pro Pinball: Timeshock also has a Midnight Madness mode.
