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If it was sufficiently difficult to accomplish, I see that as a net positive for a motivated owner. Consider the special moves in fighting games. They’re not n
by sircastor 4y ago
If it was sufficiently difficult to accomplish, I see that as a net positive for a motivated owner.
Consider the special moves in fighting games. They’re not necessary for playing, or winning. But you get social credit when you share with your friends what you can accomplish. And the owner gets your hours worth of quarters.
- Someone 4y agoAnd then your friends will spend hours worth of quarters to learn the trick.
- toast0 4y ago> Consider the special moves in fighting games. They’re not necessary for playing, or winning. They very much help with the winning. Unless you're talking about finishing moves, which are mostly superfluous (except to trigger special events, which does definitely have potential to drive more quarters into the machine)