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<blockquote data-quote="PiN WiZ" data-source="post: 506" data-attributes="member: 31"><p>Sorry Chris, I never implied that the physics on TPA were perfect, but that they were greatly improved over the physics on the PHOF. By the way, I can do a drop catch on TPA fairly easy. Yes the ball takes a little more bounce than it does on a real table, but I have no problem pulling it off. If FarSight was to reduce the bounce somewhat, the physics would be even closer. I stand by saying Zen is arcade pinball because of the unrealistic table designs and physics. I still like playing Pinball FX (I own every table), but I would never compare it to TPA cause they're two different styles of pinball.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PiN WiZ, post: 506, member: 31"] Sorry Chris, I never implied that the physics on TPA were perfect, but that they were greatly improved over the physics on the PHOF. By the way, I can do a drop catch on TPA fairly easy. Yes the ball takes a little more bounce than it does on a real table, but I have no problem pulling it off. If FarSight was to reduce the bounce somewhat, the physics would be even closer. I stand by saying Zen is arcade pinball because of the unrealistic table designs and physics. I still like playing Pinball FX (I own every table), but I would never compare it to TPA cause they're two different styles of pinball. [/QUOTE]
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