Cool...thanks!

Thanks for putting this together! Would like to see this updated as new code updates are released. Besides "Horse of a Different Color" has any other modes been added since 1.08?

I think for HORSE you hit four horses then shoot the COLLECT under the right center field flipper which drops the ball back into the plunger. Still figuring it out beyond that. No idea how you get cows.
BSL

Version now 1.12
Has anybody been able to record HSTD?
Or is that a function not working yet?

Nope, that won't come until the new code coming, which should be soon? I was hoping by this weekend. Alex has hinted that it is coming soon.

I was at JJP the other day and Jack said soon too.

still can't wait to get MY WOZ

In a word, Wow! I had not played WOZ since version 92. The difference between the one I had played and 1.14 makes this a completely different game.

So Spoiler Alert...

There are some tough parts of this game. I didn't rescue Dorothy, but I finally understand how to capture her by hitting the two blue targets above the haunted forest, then right orbit. And lights out is fun... But the ball saving modes are just killer fun. The one shot to save Toto puts the pressure on. Miss it, and you might have just enough time for another shot, but probably not. I kept choking on that shot. The "No place like home" mode from the state fair pop in the left outlane is thrilling. I was playing a ball saving mode like it was a main part of the game, and the inserts being only white during it was just cool. Thumbs up Keith!

Also one thing I hadn't seen was the changes in the rollover targets. They now do the color splash similar to the BALL targets along with some callout changes. So when you are trying to hit one last one to light a lock, you can really see when it registers.

There also seemed to be insert changes that I thought made them easier to see. But that might have been the great lighting where I was playing. Things like the lock for the ramp seemed to stand out much better than the last one I saw. Oh, and it was the first time I saw the capture Dorothy light come on (yellow).

On this version it is very playable. When I first played a WOZ running 58P I was left imagining how good it was possibly going to be. Back then it was just looking at the inserts, and wondering what they were really going to do with it. Now it is way beyond what I had imagined.

Oh, Horse of a different color. I didn't figure it out yet. I was collecting horses, but never hit the collect, even though it was lit. I need more games on it to understand it.

With 1.14 I found it to be very addictive and fun. If I hadn't been so tired I'd have put another 20 games on it.

Doh! One last thing. For about 10 minutes I was alone in the room, so no other machines were playing so I could hear a lot more of the sound. Pardon all the superlatives, but again, bang on. I wished I had some headphones with me to hear it all like that (It had the headphone jack). Especially No Place Like Home.

I can't believe that I resisted the urge to read this. It will be better to discover the rules on my own when my game arrives. I am glad that it's here so that it'll be there if needed.

I still can't figure out the point of the witch?

Anyone?

You will battle her once the cod is more developed.

For now, my WOZ rule sheet is still one word:

WAIT.

And I'm kicking ass at doing that!

Very helpful and now there is more going on with the witch.

FYI. Rescue MB rules have changed completely since the thread was posted.

Good to know. Thanks.

Can someone update them, please?

yes, please update to 1.21

+1 on the update to 1.21 plesae

I didn't write this, and I forget where I found it, sorry! Still, its good info:

HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR SCORING:
Upon making the collect shot, which is accomplished by holding up the right middle flipper and shooting the ball successfully back into the shooter lane), you get points based off of each horse:
purple = 100
blue = 150
green = 200
yellow = 250
orange = 300
red = 350
rainbow = 400
cow (White) = 500
A level is "completed" when each horse is a different color (rainbows are always different from anything else).
The total is then multiplied thusly:
Success = x # horses
Failure = x 1/2
Any rainbow horse = x 1/2
All the same color = x 3 (and counts as success, too)
All rainbows = x 5 (and the rainbow penalty doesn't apply)
The all the same and all rainbows do not combine. It's either x3 or x5.
Therefore, 4 rainbows would score 32,000. Purple/blue/green/yellow would score 2,800. Blue/green/yellow/rainbow would score 2,000. Purple/purple/blue/yellow would score 300. Purple/purple/green/rainbow would score 200.
A successful completion raises the # horses for collect next round. A failure reduces the #. Min is 4, max is 7.
Horse lights are relit/randomized by the top lane (OZ) slingshot.

Chasosaur,

I'm glad you dug up my posts from the other thread and incorporated them in your rulesheet. This weekend I was planning on taking the glass off and getting specific point values as you progress through Rescue and Emerald City multiball.

I completed EC multiball (collected all three gifts from the wizard) this morning, and I feel that each gift was worth 25k, 50k, then 75k. I'll confirm over the weekend and post what I find.

I also know that Rescue has some pretty sophisticated scoring. Super jackpot at the castle scoop becomes available once you collect three jackpots on at least one of the six jackpot shots. The inserts for each jackpot change from green (single JP) to yellow (double JP) to red (triple JP) to show that you have 3, 2, or 1 jackpot(s) left. The insert is blue once you've completed that shot, and is worth a few points, but less than a single JP. Then you go up to the castle mini-playfield, bash down the door, and collect the super. I know the super is tied to the value of the jackpots you've collected. Once you collect a super all of the jackpots reset on the lower playfied. I'm pretty sure the value of the jackpots is tied to how many balls you started rescue multiball with (starting with 5 balls is worth more than starting Rescue with 2 balls) I also think the value of the super can be multiplied if you hit the rescue letters before collecting the super.

So, those are just some observations I've noted, and will try to confirm over the weekend. Maybe someone else has already figured it out, but I haven't seen it posted anywhere.

Thanks!

Is Extra ball just a Wizard award or is it tied to something else? I'm not getting them for score threshold but not sure what is awarding it and I really need it as the game kicks my ass.

Not fully clear on HOADC: do the horse colors stay lit when you make the shots, or go out? And do you have to hit 4 (or more) to light the collect shot? Does the game remember which colors you already made, or do you score based on what horse colors are lit when you hit the collect shot?

Sorry for the confusing mix of questions, but there's enough going on that I can't figure out this mode too! (I did make 3 steps on TNLH and managed to gack before hitting the simple ramp shot!)

As promised, here is the scoring detail for EC multiball. Rescue details are coming later, but are much more involved.

Rollover 1: 2,500
Ramp 1: 7,500
Rollover 2: 2,500
Ramp 2: 10,000
Rollover 3: 2,500
Ramp 3: 12,500
Throne Room: 15,000
Rollover 4: 2,500
Gift 1: 20,000
Rollover 5: 2,500
Gift 2: 30,000
Rollover 6: 2,500
Gift 3: 40,000

So if you complete the multiball you will earn a total of 150,000 in jackpots along the way. Tie this into a crystal ball mode, and your score will go up very, very quickly.

I hope JJP adds some sort of indication to the display to show the value of the jackpots that you earn. These point values get crazy toward the end of the multiball, and definitely deserve an animation.

Also not mentioned, there are 4 skillshots on ball launch:
1) go through lit upper lane
2) hit the witch
3) hit the jackpot on the side next to the haunted forest bumpers
4) hit the lit letter of crystal ball.

All of these increase in value as you perform the same skill shot again. Can't remember the values off the top of my head so need to verify these values, but believe that 1 is the lowest starting at 5k, 2 next at 6k, 3 next at 7.5k and finally the crystal ball letter the highest at 10k.

Baldric

Baldric pretty much nailed it. Adding on to his information, each skill shot also gives you something associated with the shot that you made.
1) Top lane, 5000 point base value and increases your bonus multiplier.
2) Witch, 5000 point base value and starts a witch hurry-up.
3) Haunted Forest Target, 7500 point base value and immediately starts a haunted scoring mode.
4) Lit B-A-L-L Target, 10,000 point base value and spots all B-A-L-L targets so that a CB mode is ready

I noticed that "Advance Yellow Brick Road" insert is located at the right loop, near the upper right flipper.
I thought that hitting the ramp advanced the Yellow Brick Road.
Also not clear what that accomplishes.

Please expect lots of stupid questions in the very near future -and thanks for your help!

Hm, I can't make out what hitting the "Gilda target" (except a "bling") effects? Any ideas?

Can someone please explain the hurry ups to me.

Not sure how to light them, but each inlane has 3 hurry-up inserts. The main arrow on each side is for the opposite orbit, there's one for the winkie guard/castle vuk, and the left lane has a hurry-up for the throne room. (I forget what the other right-lane hurry-up is, and am not near my WOZ). I suspect these hurry-ups will be part of more refined scoring/goals as the software evolves.

Sometimes, Gilda says "Are you a good witch, or a bad witch?" when you hit the Gilda target, but I haven't noticed what else happens.

Gilda?

Gilda.jpg

Uuups O.K. with the new code (v1.22) Glinda is integrated in the game now, gives ball or rainbow letters.

^^ I've also noticed random points sometimes.

I have also received additional hurry-up time during witch hurry-up.

Does anyone know what the color changing insert on top of the Munchkinland playfield represents? It changes colors often, but I have no idea why or what it is for?

I think it's supposed to represent the next munchkin mode

All,

How do we get the house to display the witches legs? Do we need to hit the ramp multiple times or munchkin mode during twister?

tim

Once you complete the requisite number of loops during twister mode, the magnet catches the ball, and one of the munchkin modes is activated. At that moment, the legs pop out of the side of the house, but only briefly.

Cool. I saw a video today where she rewarded additional haunted mode time as well. On a side note I heard a new wizard callout where he announces awarding a player 10,000 points.

I was thinking of this Gilda: http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/Gilda lol

Is there a way to collect an extraball outside of the throne room randomly awarding it? I know about score thresholds but I don't award EBs. Thanks.

Thanks to all that have compiled this.
Is there an updated version of this out there (initial edit post says 1.21)? Couldn't find an obvious rule sheet between this and 1.24 among the myriad of WOZ posts that resulted from my search on pinside.

Right now, 10 YBR ramp shots also lights the throne room saucer for a non-random EB.