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I didn't read the whole thread, but I assume the bonus multiplier lights between the flippers do nothing at the moment?

Yeah I figured it out after I looked at the rules a litte closer. I thought it was tied to the bam! rollovers for end of ball bonus. I don't think that shot would ever be possible from that target up the lock ramp. It just doesn't seem possible how it's positioned. Thanks for the clarification.

I think you have the only game that was built in Hell. Seriously.

Mr. Sinister modes per this sheet, but it doesn't say much about them.

http://tiltforums.com/t/deadpool-rulesheet/4311

First ball, first plunge, I get Lil Deadpool lock ready (green insert lit), but don't lock a ball. Shoot for the Battle scoop and select Juggernaut. Then once that's started, I lock a ball in Lil Deadpool. Then when the new ball kicks out hit the drops to start Lil Deadpool multiball to help finish the battle, as I think that's the hardest one of the 3 battles.

That's just my strategy at this point until new code comes out. Then I may change my mind depending on what's changed.

Pretty nice code and I like that the end of ball bonus is worth something now. Definitely see the game coming together nicely.

So glad you can turn off the attract mode video showing how to insert coins and use the flipper buttons. Really?

Mine's going out on route after the New Year; so, I'm still playing around with the settings. Is there one to make Mechsuit a harder setting? I set Disco multiball to hard (100 spins) but not sure if I'll keep it there or not.

I set Disco multiball setting to hard (100 spins) . I left it on factory settings and it's too easy. Feels right now. I also shut extra balls off.

Only thing I've noticed is the center spinner loop, when it's seemingly lit for Berzerker, it doesn't start when hit again. Unlike Disco Multiball there is no count on the screen telling you the spins left to start Berzerker. I just see the inserts flashing in sequence for the center spinner loop. I have to hit it 3 or 4 times to get the mode to start. And yes my switches work 100%. All other modes and shots that need that switch always work. Has anyone noticed this too? This is on a Pro.

Completing the BAM! rollovers at the top of the playfield.

Not long enough. I wish there was a way to adjust the playfield multiplier duration. 3X has been my highest so far.

Here is a fairly good write-up http://tiltforums.com/t/deadpool-rulesheet/4311

I think the flow is pretty good on this game. I don't like that when you defeat a battle mode, you have to sit and wait for the video and back-and-forth call-outs to be over to kick the ball out of the scoop. It would be better to be able to abort all that if you wanted. Other than that, the flow is great.

So when will the downloadable songs be available? I didn't tear apart the goodie bag inside the game, so if the information is in there I apologize.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/deadpool-pro-scoop-issue-#post-4778498

Here's what almost $600 looks like the first 2 weeks on location. Game should be paid off in 4 months! Best earner by far!

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Well, two different multipliers, but applied at different times. The Snikt target to the lock ramp starts a 2X playfield multiplier, as shown on the playfield between the two flippers. Hitting it again before 2X goes out, awards 3X and so on. Any shots made during gameplay while those multipliers are lit are multiplied by that multiplier. Once they're unlit it goes back to normal 1X. Hopefully you finish that battle and hit the scoop with a playfield multiplier lit!

The other multiplier is made by completing the BAM! rollovers at the top. That is awarded and applied as an end of ball bonus after you drain. There's no indication of your progress to your end of ball bonus on the playfield (or screen) that I'm aware of. Maybe if you trap up and wait for the status screen, you might see it there. That particular multiplier is applied to the chimichangas, weapons, etc., you've collected so far in the game.

I remember saying that too...

Went out to take a look at my Deadpool on location as I got a message last night that the scoop wasn't registering. Lifted the playfield and saw a wire broke off the switch. I thought "Cool! I'll just solder that thing back on and get out of here". Ahhhh...NOPE! The entire lug broke off right flush with the switch body. I've never seen something like that. Ever. Especially on a game that I've not even had for 2 months.

Luckily I took a spare switch with me that had a flat blade actuator. I was able to bend and cut the actuator to the right shape and length. I did notice those switch legs on that factory switch sure are flimsy compared to the replacement switch. Anyways, it's working fine now.

I had disco spins set to 100...I guess I'm still going to have to set it to 100 after this update as well.

When the ball ricochets off the Snikt target, then goes up the lock ramp, it increases the playfield multiplier and lights the 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x inserts.

Do you have the backbox lighting go dim while you're playing? That was the biggest issue I had was the glare off the backbox. I adjusted the backbox lighting to 8% when a game is started. Same with Maiden too. Huge difference.

Just updated the code on DP I have on route. Had a slight heart attack when after I updated it wouldn't boot. Just sat there with red LEDs on the CPU in the backbox but nothing after that. Had to reinstall the USB drive and reinstall using the verify process. Luckily it booted up fine after that. Whew!
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Collecting the B-O-O-M lights at the in/outlanes lights the Boom button yellow. Hitting the Boom button during a mode when the button is yellow completes one of the shots for you automatically. If you don't use the BOOM button when it's yellow, but collect several more in/outlanes until it turns red, pressing it when it's red during a mode will collect all the shots lit in that mode.

From http://tiltforums.com/t/deadpool-rulesheet/4311

BOOM Button
Use flippers to cycle lower inlane inserts to spell B-O-O-M. Completing B-O-O-M will light the lock bar button yellow. Hitting the button when flashing will spot the highest value shot on the playfield (other than the scoop). Completing B-O-O-M 4 times without using the button will light the button red for “Big Boom”, which collects all of the lit shots on the playfield. Pay attention to colors of the boom button as the game does not call-out when you have earned a “Big Boom”. Current available “Booms” are displayed on the right side of the display.

Note that if no shots are lit or all shots are the same value, the game gives priority to shots on the left of the playfield.

You can't make them stronger than factory default, only weaker. Factory default is 255 and that's the highest number. I turned mine down to 225 and it seems better to me right now.

Hit the Boom button to scroll through the other folders. The disco songs are in a folder called Songs in the Key of Blakeman or something like that.

Code 1.04 or higher, in Free Play attract mode, push both flipper buttons for 3 seconds and then use one flipper button to scroll to the music screen and hit Start button. Use flippers to scroll songs, use Boom button to scroll albums.

Download the Readme file from Stern support it tells you the exact setting numbers. The flipper power settings are towards the beginning and the song adjustments are close to the end. I set all mine to play random songs for now.

You can't increase the flipper power above the factory default, you can only decrease it.

Not sure how CGC is doing it as I don't have one of their games. But on DP, the default strength is 255 and you can only adjust the strength between 100 and 255.

I dropped mine down to 225. Feels softer and all the shots are still easily made including the lock and snikt shots.

I had a similar issue with several controlled lamps on the playfield going out intermittently. After about 6 months of messing around with reseating things I ended up just replacing both of the .100" connectors on the right side of node 8. It's been rock solid since.

I think the EB light has it's own wire and connector coming from the large under-playfield light board. Make sure that connection is good and tight before going further.

All my issues were from the node 8 board connectors CN2 and CN3. The manual has the lights and what node board connector they come from. I'd say 90% of the playfield lights come from node 8 by the flippers. Those connectors CN2 and CN3 on node 8 jump to the light insert boards and daisy chain around. I was having issues with the rollover lights above each lane along with most of the inserts in the middle of the playfield. CN2 and CN3 on the right side of node 8 that must of had a bad connection so I replaced. Yeah you're going to need .100" connectors and a crimper to replace them.

There's a connector on the center large insert board and the EB light has it's own separate wire and connector to the center insert light board. I remember having issues with that one light and reseating the one connector took care of that. Try removing the connector and slightly bend the pins out to give it more tension when you reinsert the connector. Worth a shot.

Exactly what I would do.