Hello JP,and all!!
PROBLEM:
I play Fast Draw and El Dorado alot, and it is difficult but fun on you/JP versions. When I finally do get a special on Fast Draw, the knocker sound rings three times, not for high score, but landing in special kicker holes or completing the targets. The funny thing is you hear the knocker 3 times for every special but the replay number on the backglass never changes!
I believe El Dorado has the same problem. When you have time,..could you take a look at the script. Anyone!! other authors or script guys who like to tinker, that can figure it out for JP, would be appreciated. I don't want to stop the flow of his creative genious, for some of these errors.
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SHAMELESS PLUG/THREAD BUMPER Holler if you agree, or not!!
More players should check these awesome playing tables out!!!! and you will improve your game and nudging skills!
You will find the change of scoring and music incorporates the Morricone/spaghetti western style music, which I find relaxing,...and to make them more challenging than the original scoring and specials.
The IPDB's top EM's of all time list the FIRST 12 tables as GOTTLIEB from the 70's and late 60's (the Hey Dey of
pinball)
I know I bugged, probably too much so, JP to recreate El Dorado, which he did a fantastic job ..
These classic Popotte/Greywolf/Margoni authored Future Pinball Gottlieb EM's from the 70's deserve a
VP/
VPM mod/recreation from those excellent quality pictures like JPS did with El Dorado, Fast Draw etc. Those other Gottliebs like High Hand, Volley, 2001, 1776, Big Brave, Card Whiz, Centigrade 37, Cleopatra, Flipper Pool, Kingpin, Hot Shot, Jungle, Joker Poker, Target Alpha, Kings and Queens, Pinball Pool, Pioneer, Pro Football, Pro Pool, Royal Flush, Sky Jump, Ship Ahoy, Spin Out, Spirit of '76, Sure Shot, Surfer, and many more should get the JP
VPM treatment!!. The Vast majority of these (Popotte, Greywolf), and Margoni have done with Hi Res Graphics for Future Pinball, look stunningly fantastic in their color and simplicity, but the gameplay meh!
Most of the true flipper skills of that era were employed on these predominately drop target, rollover type Gottlieb Tables!!
Even todays monster tables, with all the toys, and I love them, are predominately target arranged with double inlanes and outlanes, & Steel wire guides, which most of the Gottlieb 70's EMs are famous for.
I'm not sure if JP is going to revisit the seventies again, so if anyone is good at table making, all the graphics for these awesome fun tables are at Future and Popotte, Greywolf etc. have always been generous in granting persmission to those wanting to convert them, and I am sure JP won't mind if you use his script as a guideline for these EM"S with their permissions of course
PURE UNADULTERATED GREED ON MY PART!!
"nuff SAID" ANDROID
Edited by ANDROID, 13 April 2010 - 06:37 AM.