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Carl Spiby
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- Feb 28, 2012
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Doesn't the dragon block it on the real table too? Or is the dragon simply too tall.
Ark Malmeida
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- Apr 3, 2012
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Guess it depends on the camera angle? I can see them pretty well on the default angle when the ball goes up there (Don't have the camera locked). Seems realistic to me rather than a table bug?
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- Feb 19, 2012
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Yeah, I'm not seeing how this is a bug?
- Feb 19, 2012
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What I meant is, the dragon seems the same as the real table.
malignance
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- Jun 6, 2012
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I dunno... with the camera angle I use, I can always tell whether or not the left one is lit, but not the right. It's not very hard to deal with it. I think MM and Mars Attacks both have this issue in real life, but it's easier to move your head/lean forward and change your angle.
AshleyAshes
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- Jun 27, 2012
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I find that it is a bit of an issue. On The Williams Collection, the dynamic camera got up there pretty fast so you could see and change the lanes as you needed. in The Pinball Arcade, the camera is a bit slower to get you up there and you mostly see it just in time to see the ball already going through.
It's nearly impossible to see that area of the playfield on the real table, too. If you try to make the normal skillshot you can move up and try to glance into the corner to see the ball, but in normal play you usually will not see what's going on up there. You can see which rollover is lit as the shields on the back of the table light up so you can flip to move the lit rollover and get a +1 Bonus X, but you usually cannot see the ball(s).
Matt McIrvin
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More games should have gone the Theatre of Magic route, and put a mirror up there.
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