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Post #816 LE with T-moulding changed to yellow Posted by SKWilson (3 years ago)

Post #1087 Fix for ball falling off rails as it crosses playfield from center ramp Posted by Pinzap (3 years ago)

Post #1417 Fix for Hawkeye loop not registering Posted by EaglePin (3 years ago)

Post #1797 How to adjust height of spinning disc to prevent airballs Posted by dbb143 (3 years ago)

Post #1847 Rules writeup with link to Stern rule sheet Posted by Flippersaurus (3 years ago)

Post #1870 Fix for spinning disc not registering hits Posted by WizardsCastle (3 years ago)

Post #1950 TECH: Pic of updated subway mech from Stern to replace broken one Posted by Motorcitypinball (3 years ago)

Post #2056 Fix for ball hangups and habitrail adjustment to stop ball hangup. Posted by hocuslocus (3 years ago)

Post #2125 TECH: Tight glass fix. Posted by MurphyPeoples (3 years ago)

Post #2163 Avengers LE with chrome T-molding Posted by Lermods (3 years ago)

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Possible future owner here and would like to ask for some advice. I'm a big fan of objective based pins that tell a themes story through code. LOTR, Hobbit, WOZ, and Stern Star Wars have done this well to name a few. Does AIQ have a deep objective based ruleset? By that I mean are there a variety of modes that work the entire playfield versus hitting the same shots (hit ramp 5x, orbit 5x) over and over? I really enjoy how LOTR and Hobbit have shots timed to clips / animations and offer rewards for completing them. AIQ looks like a really fun pin.

Quoted from pineal:
AIQ definitely has a bunch of modes that work the entire playfield. There’s a strong narrative- keep the gems from Thanos and beat the bad guys - but it’s not tied to movie assets. It’s strongest feature, imo, is an incredible and unique layout where you can just combo for days if you can hit the shots. It’s really nothing like Hobbit though, in terms of depth or almost being like a role playing game. Still i’m able to stand there and keep pushing start for the pure joy of hitting the combos. Hobbit i usually feel spent after a deep game.

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If you love those games, then you'll love AIQ. You are trying to steal the gems from the black order before Thanos gets them. Each wizard mode is part of the story line. This isn't a Lonnie D. Ropp game... You'll actually have fun with the code and rulset. Its so deep and there are so many ways to approach this game. Can't recommend this game enough.

Great to know, thank you!

The answer is probably no but does anyone know if there are any distributors with LE's in stock?

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