That is “playfield validation”. Typically a table will not end the ball until three switches are hit. The thinking is there was probably an error and somehow the ball didn’t get played. Modern games often have specific switches that validate the playfield automatically no matter how many switches have been hit.

Cayle George is legendary for figuring out playfield validation exploits.

#doctor-who might choose a random wave on some difficulty settings and keep the pattern the same for a given wave.

tlacuj01 There is a limited amount of memory available anyway. What you want is Judge Dredd 2.0. You should build it yourself. Multimorphic has the P-ROC https://www.multimorphic.com/store/circuit-boards/p-roc/ for this purpose.

https://missionpinball.org/

If such a feature is implemented in future updates I suggest holding Start & Left flipper be used to put the game in attract mode from a ‘game in progress’ state. That’s been implemented in modern Sterns and is helpful when someone has walked away from a game in progress.

I think you have to hold both buttons for a couple seconds but I don’t have one to verify.

Irregardless if a delay currently exists one would be beneficial.