The ultimate Star Wars tutorial | 15 BILLION | Wizard mode | Stern Star Wars Pinball Review Guide
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2022
- Gonzo introduces Craig Pullen who demonstrates how to plot a strategy on one of the most brutal pinball machines produced. Everything you need to know to help you learn the rules of Steve Ritchie's first Spike 2 game.
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This is an awesome resource for this game! Couldn't have asked for a better tutorial. Knew nothing about pinball before this video but the local machine caught my attention. I was getting about 200mil tops. After watching and lots of practice, I'm up to 1.7bil which is great so far! Trying to beat the local grand champ score of 3.2 bil. Anyways, thanks for putting the time in to make this
This is excellent.
Pinball tutorials have been dieing for quality camera angles, edited insert shots of the shots being made (rather than someone calling out a shot and missing it for 5 minutes), expert play and importantly high quality explanations from Craig.
I'd love for you guys to keep up making occasional tutorials. I think they'll probably be some of the best on UA-cam.
Thanks Reece, that's really appreciated feedback mate.
Been following your channel for a year now. I think that this is your BEST video! I would love to see more tutorials if possible? Stranger Things…Iron Maiden? Cheers!
Thanks Robin, I'm glad you enjoyed it mate. We'll always do the odd tutorial but really we need the game and Craig in house at the same time.
Very well played, impressive shot accuracy and concise instruction as well. You destroyed this man, wow.
Very much appreciate this, been trying to master these rules for some time. Thank you sir 🙏
Happy to help
Superb. Well done guys. Really good tutorial and much appreciate the time and effort it must have taken!
Thanks a ton Paul mate. I appreciate that buddy.
Liked & Subscribed!
This tutorial was brilliant! Thank you for explaining everything so well. This pin has been my nemesis in tournaments because I've never really understood the strategy and multipliers.
After watching this video, the rules and tournament strategy are now crystal clear to me.
Huge thank you to you for putting this together. Well done all around!
Glad it helped, well make sure that we get some more tutorials recorded this this year.
Excellent stuff and great tutorial. Craig almost makes the game look enjoyable. 😁
😂
Thanks for the great video. I don't own the game but on location my best is around 9 Billion. You showed me a couple things I need to work on. Also(and you probably already know this) with competition install the shot X is limited to 20X (10x doubled). Such a fantastic game that is a true players game. Probably why so many people just don't get it. Same is true for Led Zep.
PS. One more thing I recently learned. When shooting the Mystery award you can move the shot X to that shot(even while the animation still plays) to multiply the "Big Points" award.
Thank you for the video!
Evening Gonzo
Can’t sleep because of the game tomorrow night.. Great video my man..
May the force be with us.. COYI ⚒
My operator got a pristine 100 play game.... This tutorial is invaluable. Thanks!
Great video both of you! As you know, I love Star Wars, probably my favorite game and I have had one for about 2 and half years and I didn't know a lot of that :0) Good to see it getting some love, but I agree with Craig, I also hated it the first time I played it. It is a slow burner.
Great video guy's and a great looking pin
Thanks Jim, this particular one has quite a few mods on it.
Best Star Wars tutorial wow!
I'm a big Star Wars fan, I would love to own this Pinball machine and I love Pinball machines that play video scenes from the movies as it makes it more exciting when playing.
It is decent. I used to ride a bike 5 miles to play it but after I noticed the guy never updated the code I stopped riding.
Thank you very helpful
I normally dont prefer long form video tutorials but this one was absolutely essential, a very complicated game and you helped me understand it so much better. Thank you!
Youre very clear.
I played ghost Busters and enjoyed every bit of. It. Missions unlock nice and everything is. Progressive.
I have played starwars longer and still it looked like a chaos :D
Noe i understand more :D
Thank you.
Hi mate, thanks for the video, tracked down a Star Wars machine so tuned in to see if I could pickup some tips before going down the pub to play it. Hope I can remember half of what Craig went through.
It ain't easy Chad, I was with him and I've forgotten a lot of it.
That led lit falcon on the left, where is it getting voltage from ? a GI lamp maybe ?
I'm guessing the tilt was turned off? 😈
I don't know much about it in the context of this game, but a parsec is a unit of distance in Star Wars, not time as the name seems to suggest.
The whole Star Wars 'Parsec' thing is a bit odd. Solo claims to have done the 'Kessel run' in less than 12 parsecs. One school of thought suggests they used the 'Parsec' incorrectly as a unit of time rather than distance, the other suggests that the run was usually a lot longer (20 Parsec?) journey and they did it in 12 and that he was boasting about shortening the journey. Either way, quoting a unit of time would have been less confusing for everyone... if, of course, there is an SI unit for time in the star wars Universe? 😀
@@SpencerPlanton The Solo movie clears it all up as he completes the Kessel Run in a shorter distance but I reckon you're right that they just mistook it for a unit of time and then had to backtrack. So in the pinball game, is it better to have a lower parsec number?
@@ThePockyPunk Errrr, ….yes?
Hey Sat, how are you buddy? I do love a good parsnip
@@GonzosPinballFlipperama I'm good cheers. You ain't wrong...it's true that Han Solo got the kessel runs after only 12 parsnips.
How different table pro & ultimate?
Quite a lot of difference between the Pro & Premium. There is a big looping wireform and extra ramp.
Is this the home version machine?
No, it's the pro version.
Without knowing what to do or how to approach playing the game I can understand why some people are underwhelmed by this title.
As this tutorial shows, take the time to learn how to play it and it looks excellent. It's not intuitive or laid out for you but discovering the nuances of a machine is half the fun.
As for theme integration - looks pretty good to me, can't see what people complain about.
Just started watching and want to just mention an inaccuracy; he says Han has "by far the most completed," when starting; this is false there are 12 modes, the split is thus (To do/Completed) - Han (6/6), Luke (8/4), R2D2 (6/6), Leia (8/4). At the 5 min mark he shows all 4 characters setups. R2 and Han are equal in numbered of completed modes. An interesting note when analyzing this data I noticed Tatooine 3 is a rare mode, Luke is the only character who can play it, he is also the only one who can play Endor 2. All other modes can be played by more than 1 character. This is certainly interesting and im motivated now to play Luke just to see those modes, also If I want to see as much content as possible if I owned this game I would have to choose Luke. Hopefully Ill add this to my collection and play every mode which will be a challenge in and of itself over multiple games of character swaps to do it. Fascinating code. Yes the "shooting a shot 3 times" to start a mode was what Lyman brought to the scene back with Attack from Mars, Medieval Madness and Monster Bash (which doubles it to 6). Dwight who coded this used that flow philosophy to start a mode with his capture philosophy to start a mode style that he's used since Star Trek Next Gen. Brilliant. I think Dwight should of made us shoot the specific world shots to access their modes though, so we couldnt just get to mode select from Endor ramp to start Hoth or Tatooine or any such combination.
I hate Star Wars with a passion because w an never get going when I get the ball into play without it going down the middle of the outer lanes.
It is a really hard game
I tried to do everything in the video but keeps going into the plunger and outer lanes and have to tilt the game half the time to keep the ball alive.
Over an hour?... IDK, man. Lol don't think I'll watch it ALL
I don't think you'll see wizard mode explained and demonstrated in less time. Maybe just read the rules rather than search out a video if time is tight mate.
This video is pure frustration when it comes to the sound mixing. Audio squeeks and hisses every ten seconds it's like a droid torture room.
Apologies John.
The sound isn't mixed, I just used two microphones and hope it picks up the sound.
The edit took over 4 hours which is about as much of my free time as I'm prepared to give it.
It's a free video so you're stuck with the amateur sound I'm afraid.
A game with no flow
Great video! I was considering buying a Pro or a Premium of this, as both are in the market where I live. After this excellent explanation of rules etc. it's a pass for me. I Love my Iron Maiden and Godzilla Pros. This SW is just way to hard rulebook and stupid layout so that it will automatically drain. Steve Ritchie is the most over rated designer - "King of Flow" my foot. His brother Mark beats him with every game he has designed. Superb video and explanations by the way. I think I have watched the tutorial on Godzilla 5-6 times. Thank you for the videos. Please keep them coming.