Quoted from Haymaker:

The garbage art and cheesy story ruin it for me. Its worse than dialed in by a huge margin. The mechanicals look cool though

Quoted from Cheeks:

Well, I have a P3...with Heist! on order. I also have Octoberfest. Just sayin.

Quoted from Haymaker:

I get that, but I'm not going to sugar coat it. It looks like a child's youtube flash cartoon. Trash is a perfect descriptor of it in my book. Its the worst art I've seen on a recent game since Mafia.
Look, here's what bugs me the most, if this was a Stern game, I could say these things and everyone would agree and upvote. I know plenty of other people would be in agreement. It would be considered a joke! Hell, look no further than the heavy metal thread. But since this is P3 and everyone loves Gerry (and rightfully so) people want to handle things with kid gloves or put up some sort of facade. I'm going to call it like I see it. I think p3 is a really cool idea and I would love to see it be a success. I also understand they don't have the kind of budget or reach that a company like stern or even american pinball has. I also understand making so many animations for the art in a p3 game is different than the mostly static art on a standard pin. , but I'm sorry, those excuses don't fly with me. Maybe the art in many of your opinions is OK, or acceptable, and thats fine, but you're kidding yourself if you'd consider what you're seeing here to be high quality.
I also like the idea of a heist, and I do enjoy heist movies, but I cannot think of a more cookie cutter way to implement that theme. Like Mr. Big?? Really? Its like a 4th grader came up with a heist plot.
I'm sort of on the fence, because the mechs and stuff in the game does greatly intrigue me, but its gonna have to be just stellar in order to get me to invest in one. Its kinda like a boat, I sure would like if my friend had one, but I don't want it. All that said, I think this game will do more for P3 than anything previously has, but will it elevate p3 multimorphic to be a somewhat viable player in the pinball market? I have serious doubts, which saddens me, but at the same time it is a nice step in the right direction.
hot take- somebody putting hard work into something doesn't mean its off limits to call their work garbage or any other adjective if thats what you see it as. In fact, I bet all of you do this very thing all the time, whether its music, or movies, or tv shows, ect. Just because this is more personal to you doesn't mean its off limits to call a spade a spade if thats what you're seeing.

Quoted from pinballwil:

Wow that Heist upper playfield is one of the best i have seen this year.
Imagine if your ditch the playfield lcd and build a complete playfield like this you sell a thousand instead of 24.
Still the best P3 game so far.

Quoted from Shaker:

All;
I received my Heist playfield a couple days ago. It arrived without any damage and with everything working perfectly. Gerry said that my playfield was the first to be shipped with a revised foam padding. The shipper did manage to poke a small hole in the box.
Here are my impressions after playing it for about 10 hours:
Playfield:
The 2 ramps and 3 orbits (1 for the upper flipper) are all very smooth, making for great flowing gameplay and lots of combo shots.
Every shot can stop or divert the ball, but the ball is only interrupted when a mode is started. It's nice that most of these mechanics are hidden inside the buildings.
The left ramp is easy, it can be backhanded and weak shots generally go to a flipper. The right ramp is more challenging, with weak shots often going between the flippers.
In addition to it's orbit, the upper flipper can hit an large number of shots, even the left ramp. Hitting the orbit once is pretty doable, but looping it with the ball at speed is quite a challenge.
The crane is great way to bring the action down the playfield. When in "bash" mode it registers even soft hits. It's fun to hit a ball off of it to start crane multi-ball. Because of the crane, Heist is *not* an "empty lower playfield game".
Rules:
*Lots* to do. An amateur will easily get some things going, just by keeping the ball in play. An expert can work their way towards mini-wizard and wizard modes.
A lot of the modes and multiballs stack. If you get a few things going at once (on purpose or not), it's quite a challenge.
Art:
I really like the 2D Motion Comic artwork. It' much cooler and more pleasing to the eye than 3D models.
Music and Sound Effects (when not in a mode):
The music is perfect background for heist (or spy) movie. The sound effects (ex: "coins") complement the music, not overwhelm it.
Music and Sound Effects (when in a mode):
Your now in an action scene, and the music and sound effects are cranked up appropriately.
Call Outs:
Top notch voice work. Lighthearted but (with the exception of Mr. Bigalow) not silly.
Overall:
Everything clicks to make it a *great* game.
- Mark
AFM, TAF, Godzilla, NGG, MM, MSF, MB, SS, PM, 1812, P3 (LL-EE, CCR, Heist)

Quoted from Yelobird:

Had an opportunity to play this game this week. Wow this is their home run no question. Every detail is great and the animations are spot on. Hope to get one of these some day soon.

Quoted from HEAD_boss_HOG:

i highly encourage anyone to pull out the stops to buy P3. I sold 3 games just to cover this purchase; it was well worth it. the reason is that P3 is not like other machines, but its still pinball. Its kind of like having a Stern machine and a JJP machine. both are pinball, but JJP is so different than Stern. P3 is so different from both of them. the differences all make the experience so NEW, unique and fun. P3 belongs in every collection; especially a collection where all manufacturers are represented. It is comfortingly familiar, yet revolutionary and surprising in how the tech is implemented. your jaw will drop when you see what the machine does.
Simply put, the machine does things that NO pinball machine has ever done, and nobody thought could ever be done. Multimorphic team are smart....really smart; and they are free to push the envelope in developing their tech. that's the breeding ground for innovation right there.

Quoted from mjfisher:

It's all on the P3's SSD. It basically has a carousel menu which allows you to start the game you want to play. The menu will "lock" any games that aren't compatible with the installed playfield and unlock the ones that are. As a P2K owner this is far simpler and far beyond anything that was done for that. There's even a devkit available (uses Unity) if you want to create your own game.

Quoted from gstellenberg:

There is currently no operator setting to combine the upper flipper with the lower right flipper on the red button. We discussed this at length while designing the game and expected feedback from pretty much everybody. My personal feeling is that a separate button is much better. The 'skill' required to stage the upper flipper on a switch stack isn't something beginners should have to learn. Nor is it something you should have to keep track of in multiballs. I also think it's silly to put heavy wear on an upper flipper when activating lower flippers.
Give the separate button some time. You'll likely wind up liking it better. If you feel differently after playing a few dozen games, please send us that feedback. If a bunch of people want the option to change it, we'll consider it.

While the $9995 Heist special has technically expired, we're still honoring that price. The economic fallout from the pandamic-related shutdowns is real; so we'll continue honoring that price at least for a while. Just message us when ordering to make sure. We reserve the right to end that offer at any time. If you want to lock in an order now but delay shipment to a future date, we can do that too. Honestly, that would help us with planning and parts purchasing. Just note the $1000 deposit for an order is non-refundable, as we'll be considering it a firm order.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from gstellenberg:

I'm trying to make it easy!
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from gstellenberg:

We just officially announced our extended pricing promotions. If you've been thinking about getting a P3 with Heist (and/or other games), you can lock in promotional pricing by ordering now. That'll save you some money, and it'll also help us plan out production going through the 2nd half of 2020.
And... CCR WAN Party on Saturday!
Full announcement here: https://www.multimorphic.com/news/extended-p3-pricing-discounts-and-ccr-wan-party/
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com
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Quoted from jhoward1082:

Stern Premiums are approaching $8000, the current price is fine I think. I think Heist was/is an attention getter and gets a lot of people on the fence for a purchase. If their next game is to the same quality and/or even better I think you really start to see mass adoption. Then you’re looking at $12,500 for 2 excellent games and the value proposition really starts to make sense. I think Lexi and CCR look like fun games and probably must buys for a lot of current P3 owners due to how cheap they are but they are probably not driving new sales. I’m really excited for once Multimorphic gets on a yearly release schedule. I’d also love to see one of the smaller time guys like Riot Pinball develop a game for the platform.

Quoted from Sjsilver:

Every time I see that playfield it makes me smile. Even without the crane we packed so much into this game. Look at that world under glass! The engineering cleverness that is hidden inside those buildings to enable all the pinball trickery we do is my favorite part! Even without the crane this playfield is an absolute joy to shoot! It doesn't hurt that we also included the most versatile interactive toy ever in a pinball machine as well, creating an unprecedented variety of moving short shots and ball knock-off opportunities! This team is the best!

Quoted from gstellenberg:

We're in discussions with a few people to get better reach, but nothing's confirmed yet. We'd certainly love to get more machines to more people in Europe! Feel free to PM me if you (and/or others you know) are interested. The more data we have, the better the discussions go.

So far my recent estimates have been really good, and any time I've been wrong, we've shipped a week or so early. New orders are still at about 3 months, and existing orders are progressing through the queue on schedule. Sincere thanks for your patience and your support!
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from jlm33:

I must confess I am now tempted by the full bundle.
Unfortunately there is no price in euro announced by the Austrian reseller on his website.
Could be fun to drive there to collect a game (over 10h from Paris) but I'd definitely prefer a closer option...

Quoted from Zitt:

Honestly; I hope not.
Multimorphic resources need to be spent on the a killer theme like R&M so the P3 becomes the title to have.
A game like you describe would have limited resale and volume appeal; which would be a very bad idea (IMHO) for young company like Multimorphic.
Personally; a group of experts in those areas would be better suited to do such a title as a 3rd party game.

Quoted from Shaker:

Here is something Multimorphic could do with a very small investment: Offer an option in existing games for one handed play. So people with use of only one hand could access every P3 game.
- Mark

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Hah - yes. In each game, go into game settings -> Mechs -> Switches -> Use alternate flipper buttons. That'll enable one-handed play.
I think the only one needing aa software tweak is Heist, as the right white button would then control the lower left flipper AND the upper right flipper, making it tough to not block right loop shots.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from YeOldPinPlayer:

No. Physically there is one switch per button. That switch is either on or off.
I’m sure the devs could come up with software shenanigans galore about what to do with those inputs.

Quoted from gstellenberg:

There currently aren't any flipper button variation settings other than the one to enable one-handed play. To keep consistent with having individual buttons for each flipper, we'll probably switch to using the yellow button to control the opposite flipper and leaving the white one as the upper flipper control.
We haven't [yet?] added any other settings to control multiple flippers from the same button.

I don't know of any pinball machines with pressure sensitive buttons that control flipper velocity or any machines with pressure sensitive buttons at all, for that matter. Controlling strength would be more interesting, but I'd prefer to reward people who can control quick flips rather than people would can push the button half way in.
Many games have switch stacks on the flipper buttons. Our current button boxes only have single leafs per switch, but button boxes are modular...
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from tjw998:

P3 with Heist is about 360lbs

Quoted from Sjsilver:

Just a head's up! Today (Wed. 9/16/20) is the last day to take advantage of the Heist Extended Launch Special pricing! Save nearly $1000 on a P3 with Heist (or any other single game kit you choose), or get the complete P3 package with every game-kit currently available and save $2k. Great opportunity to get into the platform and benefit from all the current awesome features, and all future features and releases!
www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Cheeks:

Congrats on the purchase. It is only a matter of time until you own more playfields. Pulling the trigger on the $10K system is a big ask. But once you have the system in-house, the barrier on new games is so reasonable. You could buy Lexy (personally still my favorite P3 game) and CCR together for about the price of a Stern Pro. The CCR playfield comes with 2 very different versions of the game, and Nick's Ranger in the Ruins is a really fun mini game that's only $150.
So much value once you get over that initial purchase!

Quoted from Ch4p3l:

Finally got it dialed in. Took the crane top off and made sure everything in the crane was right. Went through calibration again and was noticing after the second part when it tried to fine tune that it wasn’t going back exactly where I had the crane aligned originally on the ball. The fine tuning part seemed to be going more to the right then what I had. So the next time I just got it aligned with the ball but with x axis number a little higher (more left). Did the trick and worked since.
Loving the game but man my scores suck. Hate to say it but may move those outlane posts up till I get better. Have to train my brain to use that upper flipper button.

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Congratulations - you survived P3 ownership initiation.

We've never put anything other than novus 2 on the polycarbonate sheet over the playfield LCD. After tens of thousands of plays it might show microscratches throughout and wear at the inlane dropoff points if you hold it up and inspect it closely, but during gameplay, the light from the LCD makes pretty much all wear invisible when the machine is on. Regardless, if you want to replace it after a few years, it's just a rectangular piece of 0.25" polycarbonate. You can get one from us or from your favorite plastics supplier for probably $50 or so. And I assume you now know that you can swap it in in just a few seconds.

- Gerry
https://www.multmorphic.com

Quoted from gstellenberg:

What are you planning to add connectors to? All cables going into the backbox are point to point cables. Some might be ziptied to others for cleanliness, but everything is connectorized already. I think the only exception is the subwoofer cable, which is screwed into screw terminals on the amp.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Pinballerchef:

I’ve been playing a lot of Heist myself lately. I recently moved into a new home and it survived with no issues on start up luckily! I need to get it set up with the WIFI again but I’m still setting up the game room.
Yes this machine is HEAVY....destroys all my other pins in that category. I smartly removed the PF from it before moving it. I was able to lift it from the back side that way and install the back legs.
Glad I joined the club!

Quoted from gstellenberg:

The horsheshoe shot (inner loop) is heavily dependent on your game setup... left/right level and also the steepness of your machine (we recommend having all leg levelers at the same height). The shot is intentionally risky. A smooth shot should flow nicely to the opposite flipper. A clunky shot should have a probability of draining. If smooth shots are draining in your setup, check out the Heist technical resources on our support site for tips adjusting the ball rail.
https://www.multimorphic.com/support/projects/customer-support/wiki/Heist (click the link again after logging in).

It enables after a few hits of the ATM targets. It's arrival time is based on a timer, and it'll only show up when no other mode is active.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Sjsilver:

So the P3 ships with the outlane posts wide open, which can be super tough. I recommend moving them to the center hole. Much more manageable there, but not a gimme save either.
So glad you are enjoying the game!

Quoted from Sjsilver:

Sounds like a Hoopin it Up mod!

Quoted from gstellenberg:

I can relate. This mousey-looking guy said "No more testing for you tonight, Papa!"
- Gerry
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Quoted from gstellenberg:

Hi all,
In addition to a bunch of other updates, we just released an update to Heist (and its module driver). This release includes the results of our scoring audit and tries to better balance risk/reward. Among many other things, you're now incentivized to complete modes and get MacGuffins and Jewels. Also, bonuses are larger. So don't tilt!
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com
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Quoted from gstellenberg:

Yep! ROCS 2.0.0.0 will work with Heist module driver 0.9.6.4 and let you blast asteroids with Ocean City in the background.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from KevInBuffalo:

More importantly...
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Quoted from gstellenberg:

That means you don't have really young kids (or you don't love them), you don't want to give your cats more reasons to jump on the machine, and you don't play pinball while drinking.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Toyguy:

Go into Diagnostics and select Under Playfield view. See if all the balls show up on all the VUKs.

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Diagnostics is super useful for this kind of thing (and for debugging almost everything). As Toyguy mentioned, you can go to "Under Playfield" and see a virtual representation of all of the balls in the trough. You can also go into "Playfield Module" and test specific playfield features (like the Ship in LL-EE, all of the magnets and diverter posts in CCR, and the Crane, diverters, and left ramp launcher in Heist).
For the left ramp launching that you're looking to tweak (for ROCs w/ the Heist playfield), Diagnostics will be a big help. The only quirk you'll have to deal with is... I think right now you can only change operator settings while at the main menu. So, you'll go into Under Playfield, test a feature, decide what to tweak, exit that menu, open operator settings and change the feature, go back into Under Playfield, and try it again. Rinse and repeat.
Diagnostics is your friend. If you need to test something and Diags won't help you do it, please submit a feature request.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from PinballShoppe:

...I wonder what licencing would be required to make a P3 a Spotify Connect device

Quoted from KevInBuffalo:

It's P3 game night tonight! I'll be streaming the new Heist code update, plus the return of Rocs and B A R N Y A R D
Live at 8 Eastern: http://twitch.tv/buffalopinball

Quoted from gstellenberg:

There are 'Reset to defaults' options are in System Manager. You can reset either app-specific settings or module-specific settings to defaults by going to "Manage Apps" or "Manage Modules" and resetting to default.
Which setting do you want to reset? I can just look it up in the code and tell you.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from gstellenberg:

What do you mean by "cancel the upper flipper"? It should work just like any other flipper, just with the white button on the right of cabinet.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Rdoyle1978:

I'll take a video. The upper flipper stays extended until I hit another button. It doesn't seem to be mechanical. It's like I have to hit another flipper button to release the upper flipper. Makes things MUCH harder ! LOL

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Ahh, ok. Thanks for the description. Sounds like a mechanical or magnetic bind. We changed the way the coil stop interfaces with the bracket a few months ago to address this - a few people have had similar symptoms. Since your machine was built a few months back, it's possible yours would benefit from the change. I'll have somebody email you to make sure.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Cyrus:

Ok. Where to start? I usually don’t comment about a new game until I have had it a while, and even then I don’t usually have a lot to say. but I thought my experience might be useful for others expecting a P3 with Heist (or thinking about getting one).
1. If your game is coming via FedEx, the onus is on you, once you get the shipping number from Gerry, to contact FedEx and arrange delivery. In a perfect world they will call you, in my world it sat at their depot on delivery day not moving. Their customer service line is automated and it almost takes an act of God to get though to a human, but once you do, schedule your delivery.
2. Jesus this game is heavy!!! It took three of us to get it up an incline and into my front door. I have an older house and my game room is in the basement. I could not use the back stairs into the game room because they are the old style…high and narrow. So, had to get it from my living room down two small flights of stairs. Uncrated it is heavy as well. If weight is an issue, remove the upper playfield. Heist module is heavy on its own. Do not try and do this alone. I would even recommend have someone help you when you decide to take out the Heist UP to swap in a different game. It is an incredibly innovative PF module and there is a lot going on with it and this is reflected in the weight.
3. I had the usual issues that you will see when any NIB pin has been bouncing around in a truck for close to a week. P3 includes a list of connections to double check in the back-box that might have come loose, but in addition my video to PF monitor came unplugged as was the USB cable to the UP module. The UP module moved up about a quarter of an inch too, so make sure it is flush with the LP before plugging it in. A screw also came loose in my crane and blocked it from retracting. You might get a drumming burst from the bass speaker ever six or seven seconds. This goes away once you connect to Wi-Fi. I got mine at about 5 PM. At about 10 PM I finally sat down and sent MM an E-mail with the crane issue and I had a reply within 15 minutes, and a call early the next morning to walk me though the fix. MM also has a whole line of video tutorials on YouTube.
4. I’m still on a learning curve somewhat because MM has really done some inventive things with this platform. I’ve played a P3 before, but only at a friend’s arcade. But, it’s not that hard to figure out, though I did pester Gerry and TJ multiple times in the first two days. Today (day 3) I updated all the software—and didn’t have to call MM once!
5. Game play is a lot of fun. Watch the Buffalo Pinball set up for the P3 and game-play videos for Heist (I think Kevin has one for Lexy as well). I thought it was going to be a steep curve to negotiate three buttons but after a few days I don’t find it difficult at all, though right now I do suck at hitting the upper flipper shot.
If you are on the fence then I would just say go for it. With the games in the current repertoire and a promise of things to come (Gerry…I want my horror theme!) I think you will really enjoy this pin. It really is unlike any other machine I have seen or owned and it’s just a lot of fun to play. [quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from Zitt:

TJ is awesome... wait; what are we talking about again?
I haven't visited with my Friends in Round Rock since Feb.
COVID is the sux

Quoted from Charliew65:

Does anyone else feel like the name of this game should be Jail bird??
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Quoted from gstellenberg:

Characters getting jailed isn't necessarily a bad thing. Think of it as qualifying jailbreak multiball!
But seriously... most games don't give you a story-related meaning to failing a mode; you just move on to the next one. You don't have to complete the modes in Heist to progress through the game. You just have to attempt them and either bribe your way out of jail (collect those donuts!) or run a jailbreak multiball to free up characters for mini-wizard modes and then the final heist.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from Zitt:

Multimorphic likes to program "tough games". No gimme multiballs in their games.
I think it's because Gerry is way too good of a player... then he "hacks" back doors into his games so he gets better scores when playing against noobs. Ok, that was an joke - but with the new twitch connect feature... maybe?

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Muhaha!
Possible backdoor god-mode features aside, Lexy is known to be a pretty long-playing game. A few locations asked for ways of shortening ball times. CCR Career Mode is a pretty tough / short playing game, as is Heist. Mostly that comes from the fast loops and ramp returns.
The P3 has more ways to adjust the difficulty of the machine than most machines.
- Each machine ships with a center post in the goody bag. You can optionally install it on your flipper assembly to help with center drains.
- The outlane posts on the bottom end of the side target assemblies are on swivel mounts. You can loosen the nut and rotate the post to be anywhere along its arc, making the outlane fully open, fully closed, or somewhere in between.
- The inlane/outlane divider post can be moved up or down to change the way the ball bounces between the top of the slingshot and the outlanes. The top position is the easiest, as balls clipping the slingshot will likely hit the post and bounce back into play. The bottom position makes the game much more difficult, as balls clipping the slingshot might completely miss the post and go out the outlane. For even more difficult play, remove that post entirely!

Given the above difficult tweaks, let's chat through why your game thinks the game is too hard. Is the ball draining a lot, or are the rules too hard?
If the ball is draining too much and making it not fun to play, adjust some or all of the items above. If good shots are draining (like a smooth shot to the inner loop), then a ball guide might need to be tweaked. Good shots should never drain.
The rules are set up like many games. Things like the crane coming out to qualify side-jobs should happen on almost every ball for every skill level. Hitting a shot 3 times to qualify a character mode is pretty common difficulty. Modes being 3-4 shots are pretty typical too. That said, we think the game should be tweakable for average skill level players to get all characters qualified for the final Heist maybe 20% of the time they play the game. We suggest going through the operator settings (Settings -> Gameplay -> General) and adjusting to your liking. If you wish you had more settings to tweak, let us know which ones.
Also, take advantage of the profile system. It's very powerful. You can change the difficultly settings for your profile and then set them differently for your son. Then just make sure to select the desired profile when starting your game (you can change it while launch is pending, in case you forgot to select the profile when hitting 'start'). You can even save/restore the state of the game. So if you want your son to have an easier experience, maybe save a game under his profile with all of the characters pre-qualified or something. Then let him start a game and restore that state and play from there.
As always, we're all ears. If something isn't fun for you, let us know what tweaks what would it more fun. We'll either happily change it or give you a good/logical reason why we won't.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from KevInBuffalo:

I will say that simply sliding those outlane adjustments in a little bit can make a huge difference in drains on the sides. Give it a try!

Quoted from Crile1:

I added the center post, slid the lanes just a bit and went to 5 ball. Now I'm starting to complete some characters, have collected a couple of McGuffins and have even completed a 2 person Heist. The timers are what get me.

Quoted from BertoDRINK1:

Leo must be related to the Rock
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Quoted from Zitt:

LOL!
Great find. Gotta make you raise an eyebrow or two.
I'm wondering if there is a Heist DLC in the future with TheRock doing voice acting for The character.

Quoted from Cyrus:

Guys, where in settings can you extend the time for the modes in Heist? Thanks.

Quoted from KevInBuffalo:

Big Heist update on the way according to Gerry in the P3 owners thread https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/multimorphic-p3-club/page/12#post-6153341

Quoted from AMSNL:

gstellenberg can help you out! I will upload a picture of my settings tommorow . As I don’t have my heist installed at the moment

Quoted from northvibe:

The heist and silver falls shouls

Let me get a pic!
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Quoted from gstellenberg:

That shouldn't happen. It should consistently get to the up and down positions every time. PM sent. We'll get to the bottom of it!
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from northvibe:

When you “restore” a save state, it starts over at ball 1.
Yeaaaaah I still need to pull the glass and get everyone in jail and save it. Breaking everyone out as a reverse multiball is intense!
I have a few save states and when guests are over it’s fun to load them up for guests to try specific things: like breaking ppl out of jail, a big heist; or other rooms on silver falls

Quoted from gstellenberg:

Rdoyle1978 - Yes, we'll continue releasing updates for all of our games when we have bug fixes or new features to add. We have a couple of known items to fix on Heist, but the list is actually pretty short. So please make sure to send any issues you've found. With SysMan 3.1.0.0 or higher, you can update logs with just a couple of button presses. So... turn on "All" logging in Heist, play until you encounter an issue. The go to SysMan -> Manage Apps -> Heist -> Manage Logs -> Send Log to Multimorphic. Ideally then follow up by opening a ticket on our support site describing the problem and when/how you noticed it.
- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

Quoted from solarvalue:

Heist enters the Top 100:
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Quoted from cait001:

congrats to Heist, one of the few games to ever sit above Medieval Madness in the charts, and the one game that took the LONGEST to get on the chart to do it.
Most games that top MM are there for a week or two as the LE owners have their honeymoon phase, but to come out on top after this amount of time? Very impressive

Quoted from cait001:

in the week since Heist was #2 on the Top 100 list it went from 25 ratings and a 9.201 rating, to 55 ratings and 8.126
(the math shows that of those 30 ratings accrued in the last week, the average score was 7.23)