Nice! You're building up a solid library of instructional vids that people will be using for years to come when they start on these tables. Great work on the production and presentation! Thanks for the info and effort.
Great tutorial! You do a nice succinct explanation of the gameplay. One of my favorite tables. I battled my way to 8 million plus recently while failing to get a single jackpot or million shot... it's a hard multiball to keep in play and get the balls out of your way to make the shot... and I was just failing to get the vault ramp shot every time it really counted haha. Did not know about the multiball available after advancing the center ramp/captive ball so much, I'll have to keep an eye out for that in the future. That 250,000 pts for captive ball could add up to but I pretty much stick the ramps. I remember playing this one in the early 90s and how quickly my quarter and game were lost but if I could get the thing to shake I'd already be happy. The callouts and music on this are pretty good, too.
Hi Ed ! Great video of one of my favorite. Pat Lawlor's design is wonderful. Especially the backglass that tells a story on its own when you closely look at it. Could you please share the link for your backglass displaying Jackpot value (1M,1.25M,...)? Mine doesn't have it. Thanks.
@@digitalvictory8266 Thanks, I tried it but the resolution is not so good. I think this type of backglass doesn't exist with better quality and jackpot display.
thank you friend for this presentation of a pinball machine that I really liked during my high school years (90 ") sorry for my french english translation :)
I got this the other day myself and plays great but I did have a problem with my external DMD crashing. Had to turn off the external and just use the internal DMD. Did you have any problem? Love your video's!
Hi Jay - I had a problem with the external DVD, in that it was kinda big on the bottom of my backglass, and covered some of the imagery. I just moved it over to the right and reduced it's size a bit, but that was all. No crashing at all. Appreciate you watching, man!
@@digitalvictory8266 VPX 10.7.3 causing my problem. When I just X out of the game it does it but when I Q out of the game it does not. Funny I have no problems with any of my other 200 tables. I use pinup popper and when it exit (X) out of the game it crashes dmd. Just going to stick with the internal dmd for now as it works.
Hi Eric! I haven't done that. I'll be frank with you, I try and stay away from the technical tutorials. I'm not that smart when it comes to that stuff, there a lot of folks that know a whole lot more about the technical side than I do (Check out Wager's Tech talk for some great videos). As far as installing VPX tables, this is basically the route I follow: ADDING TABLES: Forgetting the Legends Pinball part, just on a PC level, here is how my process goes: 1 - Surf VPUniverse, find table I like. I download this at my desktop PC. 2 - download the table, and the backglass (sometimes I do an extra search for the backglass). 3 - After I download them, I unzip them on to a USB drive. 4 - Take USB drive to my game room, and plug into my pinball PC. 5 - I put the table and backglass file (both have to use the exact same name) into the directory: Visual Pinball / Tables 6 - If there is music, it goes in Visual Pinball / Music Then I double click on the table file and play! Occasionally, it will require additional tweaking, but that's the exception.
Awesome video! I’m going to try this earthshaker table this weekend.
Nice! You're building up a solid library of instructional vids that people will be using for years to come when they start on these tables. Great work on the production and presentation! Thanks for the info and effort.
Dude: Thank you SO much for the kind words!! Nice to see that you notice and appreciate that! I'm very grateful!
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Here after the sweet new VPW release of this table. Great tutorial!!
Yes!!! Thanks Cory!!!! 👍
As always - another great tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to do this - I know this takes a lot of work!
Lol at the beans story. 😀
Excellent guide. Thanks.
I remember playing this game when I was stationed in Korea years ago. Loved getting the table to shake on the floor when I hit the right bonus.
Great tutorial as always 👌 thanks
Thank you for the kind words, Scorpio!! Glad to have you onboard!
Nice one again as always. Enjoyed the Tutorial.
Great video, Ed! Looks like a great table. The concept of gaining miles is super intriguing
Yeah, it's a cool mechanic. With some decent shooting, you can wrack up 12 miles in no time! Light that Extra Ball!
Nice job! And isn't Zone 9 the captive ball next to Zone 3?
Superbe flipper , j’ai fait un paquet de partie là dessus. Elle tremble sur multiballes.
Mon homme!
Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé.
Je suis contente que les vidéos vous plaisent !
Bienvenue dans l'équipe Victoire !
Great tutorial! You do a nice succinct explanation of the gameplay. One of my favorite tables. I battled my way to 8 million plus recently while failing to get a single jackpot or million shot... it's a hard multiball to keep in play and get the balls out of your way to make the shot... and I was just failing to get the vault ramp shot every time it really counted haha. Did not know about the multiball available after advancing the center ramp/captive ball so much, I'll have to keep an eye out for that in the future. That 250,000 pts for captive ball could add up to but I pretty much stick the ramps. I remember playing this one in the early 90s and how quickly my quarter and game were lost but if I could get the thing to shake I'd already be happy. The callouts and music on this are pretty good, too.
Hi Ed ! Great video of one of my favorite.
Pat Lawlor's design is wonderful.
Especially the backglass that tells a story on its own when you closely look at it.
Could you please share the link for your backglass displaying Jackpot value (1M,1.25M,...)? Mine doesn't have it. Thanks.
Hi ico, thanks so much for watching - I got the backglass here: www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=13275
@@digitalvictory8266 Thanks, I tried it but the resolution is not so good. I think this type of backglass doesn't exist with better quality and jackpot display.
thank you friend for this presentation of a pinball machine that I really liked during my high school years (90 ") sorry for my french english translation :)
Oui oui, mon ami!! Merci!
I got this the other day myself and plays great but I did have a problem with my external DMD crashing. Had to turn off the external and just use the internal DMD. Did you have any problem? Love your video's!
Hi Jay - I had a problem with the external DVD, in that it was kinda big on the bottom of my backglass, and covered some of the imagery. I just moved it over to the right and reduced it's size a bit, but that was all. No crashing at all.
Appreciate you watching, man!
@@digitalvictory8266 VPX 10.7.3 causing my problem. When I just X out of the game it does it but when I Q out of the game it does not. Funny I have no problems with any of my other 200 tables. I use pinup popper and when it exit (X) out of the game it crashes dmd. Just going to stick with the internal dmd for now as it works.
I think scorpion by Williams looks interesting for a review. It's a complicated game.
Do you ever do an install tutorials for specific tables?
Hi Eric! I haven't done that. I'll be frank with you, I try and stay away from the technical tutorials. I'm not that smart when it comes to that stuff, there a lot of folks that know a whole lot more about the technical side than I do (Check out Wager's Tech talk for some great videos).
As far as installing VPX tables, this is basically the route I follow:
ADDING TABLES:
Forgetting the Legends Pinball part, just on a PC level, here is how my process goes:
1 - Surf VPUniverse, find table I like. I download this at my desktop PC.
2 - download the table, and the backglass (sometimes I do an extra search for the backglass).
3 - After I download them, I unzip them on to a USB drive.
4 - Take USB drive to my game room, and plug into my pinball PC.
5 - I put the table and backglass file (both have to use the exact same name) into the directory: Visual Pinball / Tables
6 - If there is music, it goes in Visual Pinball / Music
Then I double click on the table file and play!
Occasionally, it will require additional tweaking, but that's the exception.
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Thanks for the response. That sounds relatively easy.