I'd probably be in for one. That 1st video of game play looks smooth as hell.

I moved my diverter arm forward, but haven't had this level of success; although I do have rubbers on the top lane posts. Next cleaning and their coming off.

This is true. Although the known hardware design defect was a 1/16" adjustment to the mounting plate of the diverter arm.

their solution would be either send out new mounting plates at a cost, or disable the feature.

To fix this issue for free you simply need to drill out the holes on the mounting plate to allow for a sixteenth of an inch slide toward the front of the Playfield, and remove the rubber rings on the top of the lanes under the throne. That's it. No cost to anyone.

I think if that's to complicated of a fix, then pinball ownership might not be for you. But if you insist on owning a game with such a huge design flaw and can't figure out how fix it then having that feature disabled might be the best solution.

I really don't this should be a point of contention, it's a simple fix on the scale of pinball machine problems.

I had the first premium game in the world, I fixed this problem and have had no other problems since, January will be a year and im almost at 2000 plays on my machine.

Game of thrones kicks ass.