I bought my last nib pin from Orange County Pinballs, was very happy with them. They delivered to me in the Thousand Oaks area which is maybe 40 minutes from you, so I figure they would deliver to you as well.

I asked him on his last Twitch stream as did countless others no doubt, but he just says "soon". Definitely want to see this one in action. Had only planned to buy Elvira 3 this year nib, but the this one is very tempting. Will probably go Pro if I do partly because I prefer the art package on it, partly because I'm not a big fan of mini playfields and partly because historically I've liked Pro models when others haven't.

It'll stop once the game ships and then they can then start complaining about playfield dimples, cabinet quality and code.

Thanks, will definitely tune in! Will likely get a Pro model but will be cool to watch him put both models through their paces.

LE looks pretty good, but I'll stick with the Pro model on this one. Plays faster and the upper playfield seems pretty limited anyways, just personal preference.

Put my deposit down on a Pro model, now the waiting game begins! Might try live streaming this one

Yeah this theme, art package and sound package makes me want a very fast game. Watching the live stream made going with the Pro a simple choice but that's just my preference. I'll enjoy the Pro for a while then eventually sell it and move on to something else, I don't see the point in stressing over this kinda stuff.

The sell a Pro model for much cheaper.

Just played the pro a bunch at AYCE Gogi, typing this while I wait for my fried Oreos. Awesome game, fast, fluid, brutal, exactly what I'm looking for. I disagree with people that say it's a one flipper game, I definitely use both. Hopefully will get mine next week, was my favorite game at their location.

The game reminds of the old school arcade game Robotron by Williams, where it's very tough but something about it keeps you coming back.

I just live streamed my pro on Twitch, about 100 games, shield seems fine on mine for what it's worth.

Hey guys, finished my live stream yesterday of the Pro model, it's here to watch for those curious:

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/415954987

Best I could do was around 30 million for top score, very tough game but I'm not that great at pinball either.

My guess is they did it like old school arcade game Defender where the hyperspace button (panic button essentially) is at the bottom center of the control panel. You get used to it and it actually becomes normal. On my live play of the game I would hit it too late at first, but then successfully used it quite a bit in later games.

I like it as well personally. Took a little time to get used to it, but now I successfully use it regularly.

Definitely interesting, I didn't know that was the case. I just measured mine and it's at 6.0 degrees currently, fairly close to what he intended so I'll leave it like that.

Same with me, I like the button location and successfully use it all the time now. Even saved two balls at once with it during multi ball, one over the magna save and the other was orbiting around it, looked pretty cool. Just like you I never used magna save much on the earlier black knight games for me mostly because I would always forget it was there. So personally I prefer the button where it is.

That seems like a good fix to me. I own a Pro but played the premium a bunch as well, and when I played on the premium I kept wasting my tilt warning on the upper playfield then after that I couldn't do much in the upper playfield for risk of tilting the game. On top of that I'd then feel more helpless in the lower playfield as well since I could no longer nudge having spent the warning. Definitely be curious to try this altered version of the game.

It's interesting because I'm basically the polar opposite, playing a mini playfield is like playing a Zizzle grafted onto a modern Stern, I just don't like them so this was the easiest Pro over Premium choice ever for me but definitely different strokes for different folks. I know it's a cop out answer but people will have to play each on location and decide what works for them, because my preference or anyone else's means little in the grand scheme of things.

Played both and still like the Pro better.