I had a stroke and three brain surgeries.
I went from being marginally good to Un coordinated and terrible. I'm still working on it.
I was never very good at my theatre of magic. I think about 1.7 billion was my high score.
I am healing and pinball play is therapy for my brain. Now I need to beat this game hard. New brain new path ways new pinball play. The challenge begins.
Anyone else changed the way they play?
Quoted from Azmodeus:I had a stroke and three brain surgeries.
I went from being marginally good to Un coordinated and terrible. I'm still working on it.
I was never very good at my theatre of magic. I think about 1.7 billion was my high score.
I am healing and pinball play is therapy for my brain. Now I need to beat this game hard. New brain new path ways new pinball play. The challenge begins.
Anyone else changed the way they play?
What better way than to use something you enjoy as a pathway to recuperation. Keep on keeping on. 
I mess around with making myself control the balls during multi ball. I tend to keep the balls moving vs catch and hold.
I have chipped away at the theater, no luck. I am terrible. Worse now since the stroke. But.
Playing is therapy. Real good therapy. I m terrible but it benefits me, to play. It is a fun gauge to see if I get better. It's very very marginal. No I would say. Not better. But that makes it even more challenging to play.
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