Are you kidding me - Again you must not have spent much time on the table how many more distinct shots do you think you could fit on a table?

Left Flipper Shots -
1 Backhand the scoop
2 Wolverine
3 Magneto then Magneto lock
4 Cyclops Loop
5 Iceman Ramp - During IceMan mode the moving ramp also continually feeds the left flipper for multiple ramp shots.
6 Phoenix Loop
7 Brotherhood Targets
8 Nightcrawler Popups
Not to mention Magneto Lock Targets

There are just as many right flipper shots as left, cant get much more even than this. Again more bad information from someone who obviously hasn't spent much time on the table. I appreciate everyones opinion but at least have some actual knowledge about the topic before you write something completely wrong.
1 Hellfire Club
2 Scoop
3 Beast and Gambit
4 Wolverine
5 Xavier
6 Magneto
7 Cyclops
8 Night Crawler
Ans also Magneto Lock Targets

So now that the facts are their that both flippers are not only close to equal but actually 100% equally balanced you have now chosen to state the code sucks. Thats quite the detailed explanation there, what exactly do you think sucks about the code? Have you read the detailed rule breakdown created by Ryan on this board? Its well known that there needs to be a few more updates to correct some bugs and the addition of combos. But the same could have be said about another great game Tron that was good and the latest update made it that much better. If you have some insightful information about what sucks you should share some details and contribute to making people more informed while possibly driving the next update to address your exact concerns.

The issue is it shouldn't be part of the hobby. A car has more moving parts than a pinball machine and I certainly expect that when I purchase a new car I'm not going to have to make repairs to it as soon as I pull out of the lot. Some people do enjoy working on cars and they add modifications or restore old cars which is similar to our hobby if you buy a project or older machine you should expect some repairs and if you want to add to it you can buy "Aftermarket Parts". But if I spend a large amount of money on anything new I have the expectation that it will function properly without my need to replace cut or repair anything.

Yes I have bought several and have had no major issues - especially the day I drove it off the lot. Maybe you are missing something? Are you saying the day they handed you the keys to your new car you had to pull back in the dealership immediately that day and have major work done to your new car? There is a lemon law for that if thats the case. The point of this example was to state people are having these issues the day they pulled the machine out of the box brand new.