That is exactly what I anticipated in my post a couple of days ago. https://forum.zenstudios.com/showthr...ll=1#post51597
It was my main concern. My 1.28+b score was mostly the Yavin MB but that's not all it was. I happen to beat all the modes. Some of the mission/scenes gave you 10 - 25m. Much like Civil War the table was ideal and challenging to a point then you exploit a certain shot/mode and the table doesn't appeal to a person anymore. I enjoy both CW and Episode IV the table are great fun. The downside to Episode IV though is that you can just basically Grind Yavin MB and it's rather simple to do. Get the ball into the bumpers and get 50 hits. If it were the requirements to start ramp up by 10 or more everytime it might hinder it. Maybe a little. The MAX Jackpots are 5m but if you do this multiple times and are generally decent in handling the MBs, Your scores will soar.
In retrospect though many real tables have something like this. You will find a mode that scores points. You will pursue this and try to get the highest score possible. It's bound to happen. It's just the ease of doing it that makes the table(s) less appealing.
It was my main concern. My 1.28+b score was mostly the Yavin MB but that's not all it was. I happen to beat all the modes. Some of the mission/scenes gave you 10 - 25m. Much like Civil War the table was ideal and challenging to a point then you exploit a certain shot/mode and the table doesn't appeal to a person anymore. I enjoy both CW and Episode IV the table are great fun. The downside to Episode IV though is that you can just basically Grind Yavin MB and it's rather simple to do. Get the ball into the bumpers and get 50 hits. If it were the requirements to start ramp up by 10 or more everytime it might hinder it. Maybe a little. The MAX Jackpots are 5m but if you do this multiple times and are generally decent in handling the MBs, Your scores will soar.
In retrospect though many real tables have something like this. You will find a mode that scores points. You will pursue this and try to get the highest score possible. It's bound to happen. It's just the ease of doing it that makes the table(s) less appealing.
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