Wow this thing is pristine, how does he do it? Is this making a silk purse out of a pig's ear, or do these machines start out pretty clean in the first place?

BTW, I just tweaked a Pinball Magic to working order, one that had been on route. I find it to be a better player than I thought, hearing beforehand that it was linear; I had my doubts (but I haven't spent much time on it yet, I hear progressing through the modes gets too easy?). I noticed a comment about the Captive Ball causing trouble for the casual player's progress through the linear modes and I found that to be the case, so I added a little randomness to the Captive Ball shot by adding a temporary parallel Captive Ball switch at the unused rubber next to Morph targets (it doesn't see much action, but I'm thinking it may double the number of Captive Ball hits during a game, we'll see). I'm not going to tell the family about it and see how it does (I suspect I'll add an on/off switch to it to use only when novice players are going to play it). I think the Captive Ball adds much additional joy; lights the spinner, gives an extra ball and can advance a mode; Is this wrong?