Before watching this video I was nearly convinced that it's impossible to complete the truck driving mode without hitting at least a couple of obstacles. After watching a pro like this hit several of them, I'm now 100% convinced.
Salut, I will ask in english so it can profits more people 🙂 One small question about the multiball, it stops after you drain a certain number of balls or after a certain time?
Thanks to this guide I went from pinball noob to 500 Mil points. I love this table but the alien attacks always get me, also I think that the flashing light (when 577 misssion is ready) are distracting as fuck. Keep up the good work.
Props. You got some skills there. For a Pinball noob what would you recommend working on most to improve player ability? I enjoy the Zen Pinball, but tend to suck at it. I understand practice will always help, but my time is limited. Appreciate any help you can give 😉
Hi ! As you said we always need practice (it's a sport) but here is some tips : first you have to learn how to control the ball. Dont shoot the ball frantically as soon as it comes (no need to practice, only forget your old reflex and think new ones). It's like when somebody throw something to you, your first reflex is to catch it, cause your subconscient has not learn to let it fall. Same thing in pinball, try to start a game using shoots only when it's needed. For that, use only rebounds when the ball comes. Just a game test to see / feel the physic and gravity and you will raise your skills.
Thank you for the advice. I noticed how you didn't always hit the ball and sometimes let it bounce off the flipper onto the other side. Clever. My problem shots are the Burke and Hicks ramps. Most the others I can get, usually. It doesn't help that I usually choke on the missions though 😕
A tip is to change view with C during a game to aim as good as possible. The main problem : all is timed so you have to be fast as hell. But anyway, I'm pretty sure balls are randomly scripted to be lost at one time or the other. Whatever you do, they fall straight to sides or middle, even if you rewind and shake the hell of the pinball (without tilt).
I have also noticed this behaviour several times, but I'm not sure it is on purpose or just an uninintentional effect. It applies on many of the tables in the game, perhaps all, and may say something about the core physics engine itself.
It's a dangerous path indeed. Wait for the ball to be almost at the end of the left flipper then shoot. With some practice it should become easier ;-) (GrofZout)
For the explanations, you can check my guide on my forum : www.lupsclub.com/t1721-aliens-vs-pinball-aliens It's a french forum, but u can use the translator easily
Before watching this video I was nearly convinced that it's impossible to complete the truck driving mode without hitting at least a couple of obstacles. After watching a pro like this hit several of them, I'm now 100% convinced.
Yes, the mini-game with truck has no end, you just play it to make the highest score possible ;)
I have finished it a coupel of times without hitting any at all. There is nothing impossible about it.
Very helpful Video👍🏼!
THOR is not longer my favourite Pinball Table: This one rocks, and you help us manage this Space-Horror🤪!!!
Thanx🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻!!!
thx for your feedback, happy that can help !
Salut, I will ask in english so it can profits more people 🙂
One small question about the multiball, it stops after you drain a certain number of balls or after a certain time?
Salut :) Multiball stops when there's only one ball left in game.
Thanks to this guide I went from pinball noob to 500 Mil points.
I love this table but the alien attacks always get me, also I think that the flashing light (when 577 misssion is ready) are distracting as fuck.
Keep up the good work.
Props. You got some skills there. For a Pinball noob what would you recommend working on most to improve player ability? I enjoy the Zen Pinball, but tend to suck at it. I understand practice will always help, but my time is limited. Appreciate any help you can give 😉
Hi ! As you said we always need practice (it's a sport) but here is some tips : first you have to learn how to control the ball. Dont shoot the ball frantically as soon as it comes (no need to practice, only forget your old reflex and think new ones). It's like when somebody throw something to you, your first reflex is to catch it, cause your subconscient has not learn to let it fall. Same thing in pinball, try to start a game using shoots only when it's needed. For that, use only rebounds when the ball comes. Just a game test to see / feel the physic and gravity and you will raise your skills.
Thank you for the advice. I noticed how you didn't always hit the ball and sometimes let it bounce off the flipper onto the other side. Clever. My problem shots are the Burke and Hicks ramps. Most the others I can get, usually. It doesn't help that I usually choke on the missions though 😕
A tip is to change view with C during a game to aim as good as possible. The main problem : all is timed so you have to be fast as hell.
But anyway, I'm pretty sure balls are randomly scripted to be lost at one time or the other.
Whatever you do, they fall straight to sides or middle, even if you rewind and shake the hell of the pinball (without tilt).
I have also noticed this behaviour several times, but I'm not sure it is on purpose or just an uninintentional effect. It applies on many of the tables in the game, perhaps all, and may say something about the core physics engine itself.
Hitting the hive ramp.is the hardest part for me. What do?
It's a dangerous path indeed. Wait for the ball to be almost at the end of the left flipper then shoot. With some practice it should become easier ;-) (GrofZout)
would be nice if you also added an explanation what are you doing to achieve the goals, i still dont get how the skillshot works
For the explanations, you can check my guide on my forum : www.lupsclub.com/t1721-aliens-vs-pinball-aliens
It's a french forum, but u can use the translator easily
@@LUPsClub thanks, i will look it up