Quoted from Chambahz:

I'm giving you a thumbs up for spreading Mustang love with your buddies!
Nice one Frolic.

Quoted from jwo825:

Last time I went out to play, I had more fun on this machine than I've had on any other for months. Nothing groundbreaking, but a real fun pin to play.

Quoted from superJackpot:

As a regular member of the league, I was one of those 25 people at Frolic's last night. I've played the Pro a number of times in other leagues, and very early on at Papa HQ.
The LE is more of what was already a decent game. Love the multi level left ramp with its different exit points. The variety of targets used by the mode objectives is refreshing. Those orbit standup targets that appear from nowhere are evil The rotating car is too large. Players of various height had to stand higher to see the double stacked lanes up top. I don't recall this on the pro.
Yet, my Mustang experience did not go so well. Wish I could have endured long enough to play more than two games. Despite requests to the contrary from his guests (league members at that), Frolic is adamant about keeping his game room pitch black dark with no ambient light source. I found the combined strobing of LEDs from this game/all games too much strain on my eyes. White ceiling and glossy dark painted walls just exacerbate the effect. Had to leave early as a result. I wasn't the only one.
Frolic's position: "His house, his rules." So I said I won't be back. Shame.

Quoted from bayoubilly70:

I'm pretty sure that the 18 years olds who had to storm Normandy beach didn't have that problem. I can tell you some stories handed down if its of interest. Is that too much reality on a pinball forum for you? They weren't fortunate enough to play Mustang pinball. What's wrong with you?
Mustang is a great game... and it sounds your host, letting you into his gameroom, is a great person. Have some class.

Quoted from Jared:

If you come to my house and start messing with the lights or the thermostat I will show you the door.
You know the truth about harsh lighting conditions? All the people you are up against have to play in the same conditions. Its still an equal playing field.
I have had people complain that a VUK was not always getting the ball up (as if I should pull the glass off and do a repair right there on the spot while they hold the ball). Some people take it way too seriously.
"My house my rules" is more than fair... it's the law of the land.
Anyone who "walks out" of a room where you have been invited to play with $50,000+ in toys for free... lol... no-one is going to be able to make that guy happy.

Quoted from mwong168:

You been pretty quiet frolic, are you still enjoying your Mustang LE?

Quoted from bitCurrier:

sorry, I am catching up on this thread.
yeah I get the house rules thing but this gets fuzzy because this is a competitive situation where you shouldn't have an environment that isn't welcome to all players.
A friend of mine wouldn't even consider playing AFM at the bar due to that he would get nose bleeds from strobing lights. Or seizures, I didn't remember or probe why really. But seizures are real, of course, hence the warnings on some games.
Personally, after I've installed LEDs in the GI, and I have all the ambient lights off, I absolutely can see the flicker rate from the LEDs when the ball moves fast enough. So I'm trying the GI OCD product because I want to get the GI dimming but also curious to see if I can detect a strobe effect in the ball movement. Yes, my eyes are different, I am extremely near sighted, have astigmatism, and partially colorblind.
I'm also getting close to bring league play into the local collectors' houses. I'm considering making an ambient light clause in the rules if a player requests it just to allow for players who do not like how LED technology changes the game experience for them.

Quoted from Chambahz:

Finally got my paws on the game tonight and was thoroughly impressed.
Very fun. Great speed and flow, fun ramps, lots of multi balls.
I even liked the music, considering the theme and the tone of the game.
Definitely surprised me!

Quoted from sturner:

This game definitely took me by surprise. I'm not a car guy so the theme did nothing. And I wasn't blown away by the initial features. But this machine plays great. Fast game with some really cool rules. I think it's behind only AC/DC in my favorite recent Stern machines.
I've played mostly at a bar so haven't heard the music all that much but this is a really fun players machine. It's my go-to game when I'm out.