Or maybe pinball is highly subjective and people that disagree with you aren't just lazy doll lovers? I will submit if you really think it's just a lack of toys that keep SW from a more broad based appeal that you might be too good of player to really understand how the rest of us judge machines. I'm really enjoying SW on location, but I can definitely see why others would not like it at all. Lots of 100MPH drains off of successful hits, auto plunge drains, a multiball that is activated by smashing a lockdown button like a mad person. Not to mention, deep but almost incomprehensibly weird rules. For example, I've increased my scores exponentially (well not exponentially, but a lot) by choosing Leia. Why? Where is this explained in the game? It's not in the tiltforum rule sheet that I can see -- I just heard about it in a podcast.

Lots of great stuff about this game too (despite the above I think about buying one all the time). The shots feel awesome --as good as any game I've played when it's flowing. I also think it nails the theme personally. The rules while off in some respects are fantastic in other ways that really shine in a home environment (this is a problematic location game in my opinion).

So I'm fine with people loving the game -- but to state that the only reason someone could dislike this game is because they are a typical pinsider moron (or whatever you said) is just ridiculous beyond belief.