Pinball hobby seems to be unnecessarily harsh last five years. People getting into hobby expect a game to be 'finished' right out of the gate. Hell I've fallen victim to this a couple times. The negative vibe that is rampant in Console gaming flowed into this domain a bit. When I first got into this hobby it was expected that you might take a 20-30% loss on a NIB title and you'd wait awhile for the code to settle and imperfections to get worked out. ACDC, TWD, and many others.
That was the before times and they were good. Back then you would remove the "mods" from the game because no one would pay up for them. Not everyone here is a "Flipper" though and I think as we experience the Inflation will want to go back to playing games on location vs home. I think people are frustrated also from not being able to "Rotate" the collection at the pace they once did.
I stopped playing my Ultraman for awhile and waited out the 1.06 code update.
Started playing it again at 1.06 and much happier now. My hopes is next 2 updates knocks this out of park.
What I think would improve User experience:
#1. Over the last couple months I've come to agree with the community. The UI/UX for the Scoring is just not working. Reiterate
a. You've kinda made your own little box. Making things fit in that box and no one likes that box. Go for Full screen clips.
b. Modularize your scoring system..Stop doing one off UI/UXs your making more work than you need to for yourself. Simple is better
#2. "There are no more clones" - Can we get some diversity with some of the callouts - This one just wears thin.
#3. Sound Mix - Play with the Right and Left Channels.. Pan the samples
#4. Modes - Play with the timer a bit more. Maybe make a Mini Wizard mode out of each of the Jirah modes
#5. Middle playfield. Put a Hurry up on that center shot
#6.. Do something with the 3 drop targets other than blocking the upper playfield. Use them in a Mode.
Thats all I got think others been saying alot of this to.