Quoted from rotordave:

I also am astounded by that!
The operator has purchased a game that maybe cost $8000 (Hobbit) and anything over $1 is too much?
As the crocodile hunter would say, CRIKEY!!
Games here are $2 per play for new Sterns.
Older games are still $1 like they have been for 20 years.
When I was at Logan Hardware they had a Whoa Nellie and that was dearer than the other games, I'm going to say $1.50 (??) a play?
Didn't deter too many people, it was being played all night.
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Quoted from marcos:

Try that while on board a commercial flight, when you want to purchase something to drink or snack on.
Or many newer exits on the Illinois Tollway, including the one for Pinball Life.
-Mark

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Quoted from MrBally:

I always loved saying "The neatest thing about the Elgin-O'Hare Expressway is that is doesn't go to Elgin and it doesn't go to O'Hare. Soon I'll only be able to say it doesn't go to Elgin....

Quoted from silver_spinner:

what do you set the pulse on and pulse off values at for a stern ? im also having trouble giving too many credits.
using the defaults as shipped, its giving 3 credits for 50 cents, instead of only 1 credit. its doing this on all the sterns.
i actually want it at 75 cents for 1 credit.
so on the device, what exact settings per game should be set? also, games already have dbv. do i need change anything in the machine menu as far as pulses for dbv? just curious why its giving too many credits.