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I don't know a single person that I play pinball with that has any interest in competing online.
It's totally pointless considering no two pinball machines play alike and there's no real safe guard against cheating.
It was available almost 20 years ago on Pin2K games and no one cared about it then either.
Everyone complains that nib pins are too expensive.
I don't see how anyone would be fine with paying even more money for DLC.
Why would anyone pay extra down the road for what is essentially a software update which has always been free?
People are outraged and disgusted when Stern tries pedaling a $400 topper, but everyone would be fine with $100 to add a mode that has always been free?
I don't think I've ever seen a group of enthusiasts who think they can do it better than the existing manufacturers.
Look at the threads about Dialed In when it was announced, most people in those threads 'knew' better than Pat Lawlor what would make a good pin.
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