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It would have to be placing the outkick hole hidden underneath plastic 6 inches from the flipper like Halloween.
Hey look up at the screen to figure out whats going on after it went into a scoop, Surprise, your ball just went down the drain! Whah whah whah.
Quoted from PanzerKraken:The game flashes the inlane before the ball comes out and also it plays a unique noise also when it does this. Shouldn't surprise anyone.
I am well aware of the light flashing but it still gets me and not a fix. In a well lit room it is not very noticable. Also you are distracted by looking at the screen choosing a mode during this time. If you are an owner your used to it, not if you play it ever so often. It happened to me last week and I've played it over 20 times since it came out. How would I know to listen for a unique noise if I don't play it regularly? Yes, I think it surprises everyone and a major design flaw. Just sit at a bar for an hour and watch people play it who are not pinheads and watch there reaction to this.
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