Quoted from paul_8788:

My understanding is it is a contract game, like Supreme. A contract game is where a company contacts Stern, wants a pin made around their brand. Stern does so. The company that contracted the game then sells it at whatever price they want. I could contact them and have them make a pin about my socks. I'm sure they would as long as I ponied up the dough.

Quoted from ABE_FLIPS:

who-dey
a little recap for you

Your first post:
You ignored my second image showing the cratering from a players perspective, and just threw your opinion out there.

Your second post, ignoring the whole discussion, just claiming your opinion is the right one. Repeating physic lessons I heard here before so often.
Funny you also ignored my posting where I said that my DP-Pro with the same amount of games and same build date looks much better than my JP-Prem?

...You are just being nice:
ignoring my posts, cherry picking the stuff you dont like and shtting you opinion here telling me how I should think about stuff. Backing it up by generalizing it, as its everyones opinion. Now you say I have bad behavior- Calling me a noob and dick? Again backing up your opinion about me with other pinside members? good job.

Quoted from ABE_FLIPS:

I never understood how people are afraid of the t-rex throwing balls around in the back of the PF where you dont see them anyway. I think thats no problem at all. In comparison to a fast orbit feed on DP, shooting on the fly, the ball goes high speed bouncing around, especially on DP (Katana-rama combo). I think multiballs are even worse. Also like branlon8 says, the bounce of the drop targets can be very intense.
I am not saying dimples are bad, but the amount and intensity obviously can be very different and at a certainl level they bother me because the game looks bad. Ball traveling is not a physical problem on my game, but I like glossy PFs and a nice sound of the ball rolling over it without those raised inserts and art. Protectors are not nice to play in my experience, but i can be wrong since technology gets better every day.

Quoted from JellyNeck:

I've had a JP pro for two weeks. Dimples everywhere and clear so thin that you can feel raised inserts. It was built in February. Dimples and low clear is not enough to get a new PF, so I'm simply stuck, right?

Quoted from Multiballmaniac1:

Stern has ruined my life and joy of nib pinball.

Quoted from PtownPin:

Why didn't take the offer? Seems like a no brainer to me...get your money back and pick one up second hand in a year and save a few bucks

Quoted from Utesichiban:

These are pictures from my recently purchase Elvira’s HOH. I noticed what appeared to be some small scratches near the middle of the playfield early on (10-15 plays in). It isnt as noticeable in darker light but yesterday in better light I took some pictures which I’m posting here (this game has about 60-70 plays so far).
Is this normal or a clear coat imperfection? I haven’t purchased many NIB games and not sure if this is me nitpicking or something I should be concerned about long term and report to my distributor and Stern. There appear to be small scratch trails from the middle area which you should be able to see if you enlarge the pictures a bit.
Any insight is appreciated.
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