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Quoted from Lermods:This is not even close. by far, the JM glove is the most complex and difficult to fix mechanism that I have come across. And it’s pretty much meaningless, you can even disable it. Cool, yes, practical no.
Disagree! Sure is a f***ing complex mech, but if you disable it, you miss the whole game!
Quoted from o-din:How bout this sinking institute? What were they thinking? No wonder they shelved that idea.
What game is it?
Quoted from o-din:To everybody who participates.
Sometimes I really don't know if you guys are being serious or trolling each other! 
Quoted from tamoore:Earthshaker. That sinking building didn't make the final production machine. They thought it was ridiculous too.
I'd really like to see that in action.... is there a video somewhere?
Quoted from o-din:And here's that exciting video of the sinking institute.
» YouTube video
Oh... 
Quoted from Colsond3:I dare to throw it out there because it's one of my favorite games, but the Mist Ball mech in BSD.
Very cool effect IMO, but an absolute monstrosity of a mech to make the ball travel across the playfield for what takes about 4 seconds. For those that haven't seen it, it looks like a piece of a Terminator strapped to the bottom of the playfield.
And I have yet to come across a quiet one. I've seen quite a few that were problematic for the owners, especially when it comes to the optos and gates.
I love BSD's mist ball - one of coolest pinball effects ever!
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