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Quoted from ScoobaDoo:Just got the email from Stern for the new code v1.03.0. Anyone know what’s in it? Any new gameplay features?
I wish they would add co-op.
But i won't get my hopes up
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Avengers: Infinity Quest (Limited Edition)
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Stern, 2020
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Avengers: Infinity Quest (pro)
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Quoted from vikingerik:How far are you getting? 40 million is fairly normal for finishing one or two gem quests and a modest Iron Man or Thor multiball.
To crack 100 million, you need to do several gem quests well (with a portal lock, and hit the more valuable shots like the critical hit for Power, first drop target for Mind, spin up the disc for Reality), or else get several tens of millions from something else like multiple Binary hurryups or Super timed modes, or by reaching Black Order Multiball.
To play with the big boys up over 300 or 500 million, you've got to start really diving into the deep end. The big scores come from stacking and comboing everything together: get a gem quest with two portal locks for 3x scoring, add Iron Man multiball on top of that to keep it going, hit some add-a-ball shots too, finish the quest early, rack up victory laps, and then re-collect it all over again with a Soul Gem Jackpot placed on a max-leveled Avenger.
My best game is ~550 million and I've been unable to recreate it. 350 Mil is my "good game".
The biggest improvements over time have come from flipper/ball control and shot accuracy.
I don't really plan anything. Getting a Multiball going in a quest is the highest level strategy I've really gone for. Reading some of these strategy posts has been really encouraging though. Would love to reach a billion... Some day
Quoted from WillieMaysHayes:Anyone have a pro and regret not getting a premium or feel the premium isn’t worth the upgrade? Have a pro on pre order and now doubting myself for not getting the premium.
The captain marvel ramp is fantastic and rewarding. Gameplay wise my wife and I prefer the portal shot as a unique shot below the spinnner rather than assigning it to the gauntlet ramp. It makes the modes easier to start and it's nice to have a shot that feels different from the rest of the game.
We play the the pro version on location sometimes and it always reaffirms our decision to get a premium.
This is all opinion.... and to be fair I love spinners and wish the premium had one more somewhere to make up for losing the captain marvel spinner.
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Quoted from bigguybbr:Added another quick print. Small bracket to make the extra ball indicator easier to see by moving the half globe up and back slightly.
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5341351
11 minute print. Used 2 M3*5 screws to secure the plastic to the printed bracket.
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Nice!
I'll be printing one
Quoted from awesome1:I used 1/2" standoffs to raise the upper plastic/light. Similar effect, but I don't have a 3D printer.
Keep those simple effective solutions to yourself, i need to justify my 3D printer every once in a while.
Really, the stand offs are a good idea as well.
1 month later
For those who are new or haven't tried it,
I highly recommend you check out the spider sound and video mod.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/avengers-infinity-quest-spider-soundmod
Quoted from vikingerik:Has anyone has this experience? I put on Titan low-bounce silicon rubbers, and then my left flipper can't make the Captain Marvel ramp from a catch.
It's definitely this rubber causing it. If I switch back to the original rubber, the flipper makes the ramp fine. Playfield is at 6.5 degrees by a digital readout. It's not a problem with flipper strength, I replaced the coil stops and sleeves, and it hits every other steep shot fine. The behavior is the same with or without a lexan barrier on the left side of the Marvel ramp entrance. Making the Marvel ramp from a rolling shot is more consistent than from a catch, but still less consistent with the Titan rubber than the original.
I think the cause is ball spin - the ball needs some clockwise sidespin to grab and climb the outer wall of the Marvel ramp. The original rubber applies more spin than the Titan. A rolling shot picks up more spin (with either rubber) for a better shot at making it.
Any thoughts on this? Any suggestions for other flipper rubbers that are good with control and can also apply the bit of sidespin that seems needed?
I use Titan low bounce and I have no issue making the shot from a cradle
I also wax regularly, unsure on your status there.
Quoted from petrieslastword:I want a coop mode like other machines have been getting recently. This machine begs for it IMO.
We put the game on 6 ball sometimes to emulate a Coop mode, but I would love more options like TMNT.
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