Why do we have to buy tickets? The answer given is that it allows them to release individual tables, but they have not clearly explained the relationship between those two points. Their new details about pinball FX were so riddled with anti-consumer nonsense it's hard to wrap my head around it. Why do you feel the need to tell little lies with everything?Īnd now today.
You're allowed to just be honest about that. But the reason they gave for the swap was "oh, the guy playing just looves Egypt so we wanted to play that instead." Guys, we get it, there was an issue with the sky pirates table. Just a week or so ago they were going to stream the new sky pirates table, but at the last second changed to the Egypt one. They seem completely adverse to being upfront about a single thing. We get it, it's something to do with licensing, so why not just be real with us and say that? Why hide the truth? And no, their "it's because we wanted it to be authentic" copy-paste response doesn't cut it, cause the obvious rebuttal is "were you not doing that before?".
The thing is though, most of the flames could've been put out if they just let everyone know ahead of time that it was going to be at a premium due to. Releasing a table at triple the price out of the blue was shocking and disappointing. Let's start with the recent launch of the Indy table. I was holding off on making this post until the new pinball show came out, but all that did was reaffirm my biggest fears.
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