I just joined the club on Friday - I loved the movies (except the last 3...), and yet couldn't get into this game up to now. For me it definitely was the code - there is just something about Dwight's rulesets that I haven't cared for. I am finding I'm liking it more and more with more time in a home environment to grasp all the details and fun shots though. It definitely has nailed the theme integration, and even stuck with the original trilogy - great move.

I'm still not crazy about the three-bank multiplier targets/multiplier system in general and the usage of the mini-screen though. And I don't want to handicap myself by disabling mode stacking, but having two modes stacked plus combo shots lit often results in nearly every shot being lit, muddying the actually very interesting/fun modes. "Who cares, shoot everything - its all lit" is an exaggeration, but not THAT far away from reality and was initially definitely a turnoff for me.

I believe the targets should be centered/aligned perfectly vertical. The target to the right of the death star shot was giving me grief when I got mine, leaning enough to make the already tight shot more difficult. They get knocked sideways just a bit and require adjustment and re-tightening periodically.

My mystery eject hits the right flipper, close enough to the end that it's not a gimme to catch or bounce over. But rarely manages to go SDTM on mine - should it really be hitting the LEFT flipper?? I may have to check the power settings and see if mine has been misadjusted by a previous owner to avoid SDTMs, or what...

Got the white wolf light baffle kit installed in my Pro - fairly easy install just a little finagling to get the mounting screws for the lightboards lined up with the baffles in place. Seems to work great. No light bleedover, nice and isolated for all the impacted inserts.

Kit link:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-star-wars-clubmay-the-force-be-with-you/page/187#post-5849469

I've seen no phantom tilt issues in about 30-40 games over the last couple days, for reference on my Pro.