agree, it happens too often in many tables. they really need to fix the physics, this kind of gutter seeking ball physics is not fun.

As far as I can see, this is not possible in the settings option for the version from Steam... perhaps it is possible for Xbox, Nintendo Switch or Playstation. I've already reported the problem to Zen Pinball. I received an email back from Gary Vadoxz a few days ago. They are still working on solving the problems. In the meantime, I notice that I play the games much worse than in Android. Often within 1.5 minutes I have used up the 3 balls in FX. While in Android I often manage to last longer than 1 hour. So even though the flippers now respond a little better, there is still a lot that is not right. It is not true that the ball regularly finds the middle between the 2 flippers and also the side exit while the side bumpers above the flippers start to bump while the ball only rolls along. They should only bump when the ball hits them. Zen Pinball has beautiful Pinball games when it comes to the design, but unfortunately the adjustment is a lot worse than, for example, their Zaccaria Pinball counterpart.

Also re: Klingon War, what I like to do at the very start is just keep holding up the mini-flipper so that when the kicker starts flashing, I can get credit for shots there. I also shoot for the center ramp when it’s available. Otherwise, not worth it.

I'll probably get back to it, but that's my initial impression on playing it long enough to get all the collectibles (minus the table achievement on).

Try activate Nvidia Reflex in the game's options and set "Low Latency Mode" on ULTRA in the Nvidia Control Panel.

@@hyperboreen4854 I did not find Nvidia Reflex. But computer settings: gaming/game mode: off Now the flippers respond more directly.

@@wimvanderboor5764 Nvidia Reflex is in the graphic options of the game.

@@hyperboreen4854 As far as I can see, this is not possible in the settings option for the version from Steam... perhaps it is possible for Xbox, Nintendo Switch or Playstation. I've already reported the problem to Zen Pinball. I received an email back from Gary Vadoxz a few days ago. They are still working on solving the problems. They have not yet passed on any tips to me, although I also mentioned your options in my email. In the meantime, I notice that I play the games much worse than in Android. Often within 1.5 minutes I have used up the 3 balls in FX. While in Android I often manage to last longer than 1 hour. So even though the flippers now respond a little better, there is still a lot that is not right. It is not true that the ball regularly finds the middle between the 2 flippers and also the side exit while the side bumpers above the flippers start to bump while the ball only rolls along. They should only bump when the ball hits them. Zen Pinball has beautiful Pinball games when it comes to the design, but unfortunately the adjustment is a lot worse than, for example, their Zaccaria Pinball counterpart. Grow is also quite annoyed since he plays FX, he often uses expletives to express his displeasure. He probably notices that too. He never does that otherwise. Then he is lucky that it is still reasonably playable. Probably different processors in his computer?

Maybe a lack of QA in the development process, as they're trying to push out all these tables before Christmas. There's going to be lots of frustrated kids playing this on Christmas Day!

​@@simplistic0by kids do you mean middle aged men? I don't think kids like Pinball 🤔

​@@RobertPage1968 Them too 😅

Some kids do like pinball... not as many as there use to be, but they are still there.

The sad thing is, those connections are there - the spinning cube target represents the spores and you get a Multiball where you explore their planet after enough shots, and there’s a mirror mode involving the alternate dimension that slightly changes the machine’s rules - but I just wish they were done on a better table.