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What is the best strategy for multi ball?

By Krupps4

4 years ago


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    “What is your multiball strategy?”

    • Keep the balls in play and hope for the best 8 votes
      14%
    • Cradle separation all the way 15 votes
      27%
    • Keep the balls in play and try to make the shots you need. 33 votes
      59%

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    #6 4 years ago
     
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    I coded a very sneaky bit of anti-cradling code in one of my games once. Not sure if that's been done before. I didn't want the player to easily pick off the jackpots and so forced them to keep all the balls moving. Mulitialls can be the least inspired part of a game's code unless you shake things up a bit.

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