Skill settings revisited!!!

[10000 BC]

I'm kinda new here and with Pachislo's but I saw something here yesterday about "what skill setting to use". To my understanding #1 is the "tightest" or hardest to win at, and #6 is the "loosest" or easiest to win. That being true, if you are playing with tokens just for fun, and the "fun part" is winning, why not set them at #6 and have a lot of fun. What advantage is there to set them at #4, or #1? Also the term "SKILL STOP" is really true, because you actually can see certain symbols spinning and with a little timing, a little practice, and a little luck, you can get the 7"s to stop on the pay lines quite frequently. Some machines have BOLDER graphics which are easier to see. Death Valley with its Black background and really Bright 7'S is a good example. Some machines the reels spin much slower also making it easier to hit.

[djcasper_bpm]

IMO if you have a lcd machine. you tend to see more video actions on setting 4. i have played a machine for a week and not won a thing. but see all kinds of vid action. and come to find out for some reason it was was set at level 1. i can eye shoot symbols on my machines but its harder to get all 7's i always seem to be one step off all the time...


welcome to the site by the way

[luckydog]

3 or 4 gives you more smaller wins and more interaction with extra reels or screens and light shows

[10000 BC]

A trick we learned on "Death Valley"...stop the reels right to left, Stop the 7 on reel #3 on the center payline, then the same on the center reel, then its quite easy to stop the 7 on reel #1, cuz there are three 7's in a row. You actually trick the computer. I have never been able to do it left to right on paylines 2 or 3 diagonal, the last 7 is always one off no matter how you time it, computer too smart.

[johnnynormal510]

I was going to ask you what your opinions were about the Skill Settings on the Baseball Boy.

I found the manual for the Aristocrat on stealth home amusements.
Somehow, I dont think that the odds seem right.

Supposedly, 6 is the easiest to win, but i have hit 2 bonus rounds on level 1, and none on level 6.

From what i have read, The reason the parlors can change the payout above 100%, is that you exchange the tokens for prizes, not cash.

I will try level 3 and 4... just to see what happens.