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Having read all of above, a game stands or falls on the code, well, XM will. The potential is there. If they don't get the code to the point that the game becomes much more enjoyable, it will be a shame.
Also makes me realize how risky a pre-order is unless you know Lyman is doing the code or Keefer at JJP.
Quoted from Yoxxy:Different strokes for different folks.
I guess I really posted this in the wrong thread. This wasn't about really being hard. I just think it isn't fun. I've knocked all the high scores off the game from the 1.21 update and score around $35MM on average.
I just don't think this game is fun...it is very poorly executed in it's current form, which I think makes it seem hard, when in actuality I should have more posted this as a 'it isn't a fun game thread.'
The other point is people aren't selling this game in groves at a loss because it is a winner. Right now this game is a stinker. Making excuses for it, only encourages Stern to release poor quality products in the future.
The game has potential but the code is terrible.
Changed thread title to match
I might be getting a Magneto soon but the code as it stands worries me big time. Keep wondering if I should have gone for ACDC instead.....
Does the game get designed first and then the code come later or does the code get designed along side the game?
Surely it can't take so long to design a code? Writing it obviously takes time.
Should add these are questions as I know very little about code except it is going to make the difference as to whether XM sells like ACDC or not!
Quoted from hank527:I do not think it is too hard just unbalanced and can get boring.
I think things should be simplified and restarting a mode flat out sucks
Ball times are too long and if things were simplified the game may not feel as much of a chore as it does
Some of the best rulesets in pinball are simple but totally addictive. Let's hope Lyman does a Tron on XM.
Didn't someone speak to Gary Stern recently and he said Lyman was going to help? Or was that just a rumor??
Quoted from The_Dude_Abides:Not his game but I am sure they help each other out over there. I thought I remembered someone indicate that Stern or Gomez mention at PPE that Lyman would be lending a hand on the X-Men code. Not sure where they got that info though.
That was it. From Gomez seminar from memory........
Quoted from copperpot:It looks like that rumor came out in the big X-Men thread, markmon had stated:
"Friend at PPE said they announced that Lyman will be helping out. That's great news for us xmen owners."
So, the jury is out on that, but in any event, I'm in on this pin until the powerpack, always have been. We'll see what happens once the code is finalized, but it doesn't look like XMLE is the second coming of TRON LE by any stretch.
-Wes
Well, maybe Lyman will help out but unofficially
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