You are a clever clever guy, Womble. =) But.....
While my opinion does stand with Extreme. Lets go back to that wise man's post again, shall we?
As you see, the other three were on the Alright or above tier in that list.
The FX core four as a group are great. Just can't assume they are bad because they are out of date. They are great in their own way. If you compare them to the newer tables, of course people will have those tables on the bottom of their rankings. Because Zen is improving with every release of each table, it makes the older tables look like, well, you know.
Yeah, they could use some touchups and polishes on several degrees. Possibly reworking the whole table to meet the standards of today's tables. But since Zen is a small workforce, it will probably be bypassed. But leaving them out of the game? Not okay with that.
Well, those tables are 200 MSP compared to 240 MSP on newer tables with those features. But you make a really good point.
While my opinion does stand with Extreme. Lets go back to that wise man's post again, shall we?
2. Agents - Arguably the best table thus far on PBFX2, the music is amazing, the sounds, everytime i play this table, i end up spending an hour or two with it.
2. Speed Machine - This table is great, it just takes awhile to get used to. I love cars, so that is why it is alright.
3. Buccaneer - This table could've been better, in my opinion, it is very low scoring, unless you hit frenzy. Love the theme and music though.
2. Speed Machine - This table is great, it just takes awhile to get used to. I love cars, so that is why it is alright.
3. Buccaneer - This table could've been better, in my opinion, it is very low scoring, unless you hit frenzy. Love the theme and music though.
The FX core four as a group are great. Just can't assume they are bad because they are out of date. They are great in their own way. If you compare them to the newer tables, of course people will have those tables on the bottom of their rankings. Because Zen is improving with every release of each table, it makes the older tables look like, well, you know.
Yeah, they could use some touchups and polishes on several degrees. Possibly reworking the whole table to meet the standards of today's tables. But since Zen is a small workforce, it will probably be bypassed. But leaving them out of the game? Not okay with that.
Look at it from another perspective: the guy who would actually buy these tables. Unless Zen significantly improves these older tables, the buyer would (quite rightly) point out that the older tables are lacking not only depth, but key Pinball FX 2 features. And he'd be right to ask "when do we get those features?", just as others have done.
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