Wisconsin Pinball

Title says it all. looking for a creech or whitewater. Happy to pay based on condition.

Open to other BW 90s if you have something else... feel free to toss it out.

You finally seeing the light on Creature, or are you looking for someone else?

ralphwiggum wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2018 8:05 pm You finally seeing the light on Creature, or are you looking for someone else?

Two ball has grown on me.

Its sort of a one trick pony, but its a really tough trick and super fun. Good luck!

I still remember watching Tim DESTROY that Whitewater at MGC one year. It was epic.

ChrisS wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2018 11:16 pm I still remember watching Tim DESTROY that Whitewater at MGC one year. It was epic.

That was Tom Gs Whitewater, and like all of Tom's games, it played really well. Whitewater is an easy game to light up for points if that upper flipper works well. I didnt expect to get to Wet Willy's on ball 2 though. If I had to choose between the two games today, I would go with Creature. Whitewater is way too easy after you get a little time on it.

Yeah, with whitewater... I am guessing it is not a keeper.

Just one of those I feel like I should own at least once to get more time on it. Does seems like after you beat it then it lacks the shine?

Not really.... Completing Wet Willy's is pretty challenging. If you are playing for score though (which is what pinball is, right?), you pretty much play for multiball, and then blow that up. For a little challenge.... Lock two balls, have the third lit, start 5x multiplier and go for multiball. the scream on a 5x jackpot on multiball is awesome.

My problem with Whitewater is that the shots are pretty safe. The only shot that is dangerous is the extra ball target, other than that, the game is pretty easy to control.

There are times I miss Whitewater, then I walk up to one in the wild, play a game on it, hang a billion, and walk away remembering why I don't own one anymore. My highest score on Whitewater is right around 2.4 billion, and that was simply because I had two great multiballs.

ralphwiggum wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2018 10:44 am My highest score on Whitewater is right around 2.4 billion, and that was simply because I had two great multiballs.

Your such a pinball stud............to bad that doesn’t translate to anything else.

ChrisS wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2018 3:28 pm

ralphwiggum wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2018 10:44 am My highest score on Whitewater is right around 2.4 billion, and that was simply because I had two great multiballs.

Your such a pinball stud............to bad that doesn’t translate to anything else.

Well, I haven't reached the celebrity pinball podcast status yet, but there is still time....

Most celebrities these days launch their careers with a leaked home video. Have you heard of the video face swapping thing?

Instant celebrity. Just sayin.

Chris K wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2018 9:39 am Most celebrities these days launch their careers with a leaked home video. Have you heard of the video face swapping thing?

Instant celebrity. Just sayin.

Did I do it right?
Bump this Creature looking for a Creature......

I'm going to go with "yes", because I think the other way around would be permanently scarring.

Is that Chris' sister, Kim? Looks a bit like the Bride of Pinbot..."What's Happening?!?!? I'm losing it..."

I love Wh20 for a lot of things - the art, the theme, the music and call outs... but I agree that the shots are all pretty safe. I probably play it least out of all my games these days, and that's mostly because of that center shot. It's pretty easy to hit, but if you're doing something like trying to clip those lock targets (and miss), you're going to get irritated pretty quickly with the vuk and the whistle. Oh, and hitting the whirlpool shot when it's not lit..