We just received our game on Friday - WOZ 75th edition, #214, and are really loving it. There are a couple of things that don't make sense to me, and I wondered if anyone here could help.

Right now, players seem to be randomly awarded a 5,000 or 6,000 point skill shot, before the ball is even plunged. This doesn't seem correct, but I can't pin down what might be causing it, or how to make it go away. Of course, our scores are rather pathetic, and we don't mind the extra points, but I know it can't be the way the game should work.

Also, I attempted to reset the high scores, using the Reset menu, but nothing happened. I think it may have eliminated the one really good game my husband had, but all the others that were preloaded on the game are still there. I'd really like it to show our scores, low they may be, so we can see that we are improving and compete against each other.

Thanks in advance for any help. I'm really looking forward to getting to know this game, and maybe adding some mods in the future. I'm new to pinball, but I love tinkering with stuff and doing mechanical things. When the guys delivered it, they almost seemed do discourage me from fiddling with the settings or doing anything to the machine, and I could only smile, since they don't know who they are dealing with. Last month I took apart and fixed my own clothes dryer. It could only be better to do stuff like that with a game - fun rather than just utilitarian.

The preset high scores at stuck, at least for now. I hope maybe this will be changed in a future update. We had a party on Friday, and just hung a whiteboard next to the machine for kids and adults to record their best score. We did have one guy actually get on the game high score board, but this probably had something to do with the tweaks I've made - five balls per game and everything at the easiest possible setting. We'll have to tighten things up as we get better, I guess.

I came home last night to see that my husband beat the Grand Champion score! I'm a little sad I wasn't there to see it. I continue to be terrible at the game, but still enjoy playing it.