PDubs, Seems simple, straight forward, but I don't necessarily think the process is... Uh.. Fun. Watching the video was fun though, and I don't even own a Labyrinth pinball. I will say though, this is a GREAT video tutorial for those who do have it. I so appreciate people who go out of their way to provide instructions on how to do things like this. So many videos I seek out on UA-cam have been "how to's" and love that you, and others in the Home Arcade community continue to do so. Thank you PDubs! vgv
Yes I knew this video wouldn't get many views since there will be only about 1,000 of these machines out there but if it helps 1 owner down the road then it was time well spent.
PDubs, Well said! I can only make my best guess that the majority of people on the platform are chasing views, subs, and other things that are supposed to signify success, fame, or whatever is missing. And it does irk me when people claim they don't want these things, but then continually say, "Like, Share, Subscribe, Ring the Bell, we're almost up to 5,000 subs, etc." But the power of "1" is much more important, and I feel, as you said, that helping even one person is worth the time. I don't fit into social platform norms when it comes to creating and posting content. And I don't think I've ever shared this with you, but when I finally decided to put content on the site, as it pertains to views specifically, I only cared for one thing, and that was for at least one person watch it. If I was going to take the time to upload something, I wanted at least one person to see it. I figured, if I put a video up, and 2 or 3 months went by without anyone watching it, then I could take it down, no harm no foul. To my elation, every single one of my videos has gotten that one view! After that, I stop counting. Now, I'm not suggesting that views, subs, likes, and all that are bad, but when people base their self worth or merit upon erroneous numbers (which is what we're sold), and not upon traits that really matter like integrity, honesty, kindness, and heck, just being a good human being, then it's a flimsy to false measurement of who a person really is. I'd much rather be a friend to PDubs, because he's a good person, not because of his sub count. Keep doing the things that work for you and on your time. I don't have to tell you that. But I can tell you it works for me. I feel SO HAPPY to get to participate on my terms, putting up the content I want and when I want. Have a good one! vgv
Visual aid for owners or operators who might need it as more Pinball machines continue to arrive!
PDubs,
Seems simple, straight forward, but I don't necessarily think the process is... Uh.. Fun. Watching the video was fun though, and I don't even own a Labyrinth pinball. I will say though, this is a GREAT video tutorial for those who do have it. I so appreciate people who go out of their way to provide instructions on how to do things like this. So many videos I seek out on UA-cam have been "how to's" and love that you, and others in the Home Arcade community continue to do so. Thank you PDubs!
vgv
Yes I knew this video wouldn't get many views since there will be only about 1,000 of these machines out there but if it helps 1 owner down the road then it was time well spent.
PDubs,
Well said!
I can only make my best guess that the majority of people on the platform are chasing views, subs, and other things that are supposed to signify success, fame, or whatever is missing. And it does irk me when people claim they don't want these things, but then continually say, "Like, Share, Subscribe, Ring the Bell, we're almost up to 5,000 subs, etc." But the power of "1" is much more important, and I feel, as you said, that helping even one person is worth the time.
I don't fit into social platform norms when it comes to creating and posting content. And I don't think I've ever shared this with you, but when I finally decided to put content on the site, as it pertains to views specifically, I only cared for one thing, and that was for at least one person watch it. If I was going to take the time to upload something, I wanted at least one person to see it. I figured, if I put a video up, and 2 or 3 months went by without anyone watching it, then I could take it down, no harm no foul. To my elation, every single one of my videos has gotten that one view! After that, I stop counting.
Now, I'm not suggesting that views, subs, likes, and all that are bad, but when people base their self worth or merit upon erroneous numbers (which is what we're sold), and not upon traits that really matter like integrity, honesty, kindness, and heck, just being a good human being, then it's a flimsy to false measurement of who a person really is. I'd much rather be a friend to PDubs, because he's a good person, not because of his sub count.
Keep doing the things that work for you and on your time. I don't have to tell you that. But I can tell you it works for me. I feel SO HAPPY to get to participate on my terms, putting up the content I want and when I want.
Have a good one!
vgv
I don't know how I missed this upload.. this game is so awesome!
oh yeah i love it
cant wait for more content! I've got a Labyrinth on order, ETA is late February and I can't wait.
Nice man! It'll get there in no time
Moar Labyrinth content!
Coming soon!