Quoted from FatPanda:

Yes, most of the inserts, if not all, are white. When I bought my game, the previous owner had put in some colored LEDs in some of the inserts to break it up. Red under the walker kill inserts are the ones that I can remember off the top, plus some other ones (not rainbow puked). Looks really good and should have come from the factory that way. When I see the all-white inserts on location, I think the game looks odd.

Quoted from gliebig:

I've been getting back into this game. I have yet to reach Siege, so that will be my goal over the next few days. What shot(s) start that mode once it is qualified?
Also, those little yellow inserts...do they award a multikill weapon? Do you have to collect "x" amount of them to get a weapon? I always shoot for them but not sure how they are scored.

Quoted from roar:

The shot with the yellow insert lit awards two walker kills rather than 1. It lights after completing a mode and then moves around after each shot. Once you drain you are back to one walker kill.

Quoted from roar:

I didn't explain the multi-kill portion of the question... though they are unrelated to the yellow circle inserts. You can get your multi-kill weapons a variety of ways, a couple of the easier ways are to complete Bicycle Girl and collect to Well Walker Jackpots. I'd consider those the low hanging fruit variety... beyond that completing each mode awards another and I believe some reward two, letting the mode time out will not award a MK weapon, you have to complete the mode, or make a certain amount of progress, like on tunnel, you don't need to make all the shots, I think 3 shots awards it, but you just can't craddle the ball and let the mode time out. A couple of the others are completing two sets of drop targets while in Blood Bath and collecting a specific number of supplies... I think the default is 9... so complete the drop targets 9 times and that will award another multi-kill weapon. Get all your multi-kill weapons collected and shoot Woodbury to start Horde.
Edit: As far as Seige goes... can't help you... never made it myself before I sold the game

Quoted from Rager170:

Really? I dont remember completing Bicycle girl and having the multikill go off. I thought multikill lit when you complete the mode ramp shots quickly. Not by just completing a mode (like bicycle girl).

Quoted from FatPanda:

The rulesheet here is relatively accurate
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/twd-club-only-walkers-not-welcome/page/58#post-3202060
I highly suggest reading it for some of the finer details of the code. Truly one of the best coded games of all time!

Quoted from gliebig:

*if you can stay alive long enough....

Quoted from FatPanda:

you can get a MK from Bicycle Girl. You do not necessarily need to complete a mode in order to earn a MK. You just need to hit a certain number of shots in that mode. For example, you cannot finish Barn, bu you can earn a MK after 4-5 shots (can't remember exactly).
Similarly with Arena, you can make one shot and finish Arena with a Woodbury shot, but that alone won't earn you a MK. You need to get at least X number of shots (three I think) to earn a MK in Arena, but the mode will still continue until you finish it or it times out.

Quoted from Rager170:

I think its only if you do it in quick succession. Ive had plenty of modes where i complete them and dont get a multikill.
Edit! - I guess I am wrong lol. Ill have to pay more attention in the future.

Quoted from FatPanda:

Speed doesn't matter. Like I mentioned, some modes you can complete without getting a MK. Most of the time "doing well" in a mode will get you a MK.
Some other non-mode related things to earn a MK:
X #of combos
3 completed fish tanks
10 drop target banks
etc.
Lots of opportunities to earn MKs throughout the game.

Quoted from gliebig:

Just to prepare myself as I plan on reaching Siege soon...haha... what shots start it after its qualified?
Don't want to have an oh crap moment like when I first lit Horde and didn't know what to do.

Quoted from FatPanda:

Yes, most of the inserts, if not all, are white. When I bought my game, the previous owner had put in some colored LEDs in some of the inserts to break it up. Red under the walker kill inserts are the ones that I can remember off the top, plus some other ones (not rainbow puked). Looks really good and should have come from the factory that way. When I see the all-white inserts on location, I think the game looks odd.

Quoted from Tablewicked:

Joined the club this week! excited to have this game in my collection. It came with a color DMD, shaker motor, side blades, blood splattered armor, its a very nice looking game.[quoted image]

Quoted from Tablewicked:

Joined the club this week! excited to have this game in my collection. It came with a color DMD, shaker motor, side blades, blood splattered armor, its a very nice looking game.[quoted image]

Quoted from Pinash:

I had an idea for a cheap "mod". I love the zombie/survivor shadows inside of the prison what can be seen when the flashers activate. I was thinking about making something similar for the roof of the prison. Maybe a "survivors inside" sign that's only seen when flashing?
Has anyone done this before?

Quoted from Jason_Jehosaphat:

Where to Find Magnet Surround Mylar?
Just wondering who sells a pre-cut mylar ring for the PF that surrounds the magnets. I guess I'm less keen on the carbon-fiber ring I often see. Just mylar is fine. Or is there no such thing?
Thanks.

Quoted from FatPanda:

idk man, I see scores in the +1 billion range, and I'm thinking I'm a terrible player in a sea of gods...and that this game is easier than what everyone says lol

Quoted from pinballjj:

is there a required sequence of shots for crossbow mode?
I know if you miss certain shots and hit a nearby switch like tunnel or riot it ends but even when I hit any of the lit shots clean such as cdc ramp ,arena ramp or barn the mode ends

Quoted from pinballjj:

is there a required sequence of shots for crossbow mode?
I know if you miss certain shots and hit a nearby switch like tunnel or riot it ends but even when I hit any of the lit shots clean such as cdc ramp ,arena ramp or barn the mode ends

Quoted from pinballjj:

ah, thanks, I thought I had a faulty switch somewhere that was triggering the end of the mode.
I generally am not good at any execution of using the x to hit a big point shot....
if you do start crossbow 3 times and hit a lit shot each time you get a multikill weapon?

Quoted from pinballjj:

I think crossbow is lit by dropping the 3 targets while on weapons , completing a tank lights the woodbury shot

Quoted from pinballjj:

the factory setting is 10 tower shots for an eb , I rarely get more than 4 or 5 in a game , I lowered it to 8 and rarely get close to it. on a monster game 1x had 10 towers on the first ball !
if you get 4 woodburys I think one ofthe options is light eb

Quoted from Manic:

is it well implemented in the code?

Quoted from Manic:

I'm thinking about finally getting a shaker for my Premium for the hell of it. If you have one... is it well implemented in the code? I assume it bangs along with the subwoofer in Horde but when else do you feel it? Worth getting or annoying?
Also is Pinball Life's shaker decent?
Thanks gang

Quoted from Manic:

I'm thinking about finally getting a shaker for my Premium for the hell of it.

Quoted from gliebig:

Is there a setting to spot more Prison letters the second time around?

Quoted from DavidPinballWizz:

Yes there is one, can't recall the name but there sure is one.

Quoted from gweempose:

Okay, so I just tested everything thoroughly and I think I now have a pretty good handle on how it works. I also now understand why almost nobody ever sees Siege. It's a REALLY hard mode to get to! For starters, I didn't even realize there were two separate stages to Prison Multiball ...
During the first stage, you must shoot the prison walker to score a jackpot. You need to do this six times to complete the stage. Shooting any of the lit arrows or the closed prison doors will open the doors. Prison bombs can be used to score a jackpot, but only if the doors are already open. If they are closed, a bomb will open them, so if you have more than one prison bomb saved up, you can essentially use two in a row to get a jackpot. Once six jackpots have been collected, the Riot shot will start to strobe. You must shoot it to score the super jackpot and begin stage two.
During stage two, the prison doors will remain closed the entire time. You must shoot one of the two ramps and then shoot the prison in order to score a jackpot. To make things even more difficult, prison bombs can no longer be used to score a jackpot. They can be used to score a hit to one of the ramps, but the jackpots must be collected by physically shooting the closed prison doors. Once you score six jackpots, it will say "Siege is lit" on the DMD. This is a bit confusing, because the Siege insert will not actually light until the multiball is over. Perhaps "Siege is ready" would have made more sense.
When the multiball ends, the Siege insert will start to strobe and the next shot to the prison will start it. Once you start Siege, the mode continues until you either complete it or the game ends. The good news is that your progress carries over from ball to ball. I'm not going to spoil Siege, but the rules for it are pretty straightforward.
I hope this information helps. Prison Multiball is actually quite confusing, especially the second stage because both ramps as well as the prison are lit the entire time making it difficult to know what shot you are supposed to go for next. When you add in the fact that you are trying to accomplish all of this while juggling 2 or more balls, it makes Siege an extremely difficult mini-wizard mode to get to. Without the bombs, it must be even harder on the pro. Fortunately, Siege is amazingly cool, making it that much sweeter when you do manage to start it.