I would like to see:

1) Double flipper to kill animations and "get on with the game".

2) ball save for left scoop that works just like ball save from right saucer. These two ejects are equally dangerous. It doesn't make sense to ball save the right side but not the left.

3) When in a mode and stacking in the brothers pop up targets, out a hold on the main mode timer. The targets block the main mode shots causing you to usually lose your mode. Stacking should be a fun thing not a frustrating thing.

The code is really solid though. I hope these comments don't take away from how good of a job Dwight did on getting solid release code out the door. The game feels very complete as it sits.

Is there a video mode besides the selecting the negative reinforcement awards? If so I always just cash out at 250k or whatever. Who can be bothered with that stupid mini game.

The second thing happened to me. I'm not sure what determined if the flippers are reversed or not. Maybe it's part of it to keep you on your toes.

I think the left captive lights add-a-ball and the left scoop collects it. The rules are really sweet so far. Several mini-wizard modes and multiple wizard modes it seems. Modes payout huge scores a lot like TWD in this regard. So far, these are the best non-Lyman rules Stern has put out in a few years. Dwight is showing how good he is.

Almost all of your problems could be explained by some spurious switch hits in the game and no software bug.

You can image the entire sdcard

I think mass hysteria mb is great the way it is. I purposely hit the captive ball as soon as possible to revert the flippers and then aim away from it. Lots less drains that way than if the flippers remain reversed.

Also I don't see a bug on the 100 insert. It seems to be working as intended. Once you have 100 ghosts then the inserts reset and mass hysteria starts. Perhaps if there's an adjustment to start mass hysteria at say 120 ghosts it would be more useful.

I think you should probably assume all the behaviors you see are as intended and not bugs then learn how to play the game using that as the rule set rather than expecting the rule set to be something it's not. I also don't think the ramp issue you reported on last post was a bug. There's a lot of interesting stuff in the code for the three ramp switches.

You can't really call a game abandoned when the code was released complete.

It may not be bug free but it is complete (as in all the modes and wizard modes are there) . Stern has even said so. Scoring tweaks and things like this may never get changed and we don't know that the dev team didn't like it this way. None of the bugs are game breaking. If this game never gets an update again it's very solid code and a complete game. I plan to buy one once the playfield mess is sorted out. I've had a friends game in my house for a while so I am familiar with its state. The only reason people expect more updates is because other stern games were released with less completed code than this.

I believe that mode *is* in the game, yes. Game is complete albeit some bugs, some of which sound pretty serious.

Sounds better than theatre of magic's wizard mode.