Melbourne
Quoted from ForceFlow:Plus, you play the playfield, not the cabinet. It makes sense for the playfield to stand out and not the cabinet.
Not saying that I like the yellow, but I'm sure someone with machines on location would prefer the machine to stand out to draw people over, then the rest of the art will take over. HU may be a different story depending on the room, other machines etc.
Quoted from ForceFlow:I wasn't talking about condition, but how the trim and cab artwork could sometimes be too prominent because of wild or bright coloring, and taking the focus away from the playfield or backglass.
you don't play the back glass either. That is also there to attract people.
It amazes me that people go on about the playfield art when playing machine, lights, ramps and all of that take over when playing. Never heard someone say shoot the art on the right. Lighting effects are more important. The machines are nice to look at but better to play.
Downers Grove, IL
