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Mr McStreak
[quote="Mystery_Plum"]As with most changes to the technical regs, it's all about how you interpret them. What you'll start seeing are games with enticements in them to induce further play, like a gradual name-fill that holds over 100% from game to game until it is completed, and then a feature will be given. Therefore you'll see less action and activity on the reels to pay for this, or if you knock wins back on the reels the trail will fill more quickly]
I can recall games, QPS Shockwave being one example, where on the last credit it would slow-spin a decent hold on the last credit. It was deemed illegal because the machine was enticing you to play on, and rightly so in my opinion.
But now it seems if such methods as you describe are to be employed then surely that is illegal too? It all smacks of desperation if you ask me.
Enticing people to continue gambling in this way is a fucking disgrace. They may as well employ people to follow addicts around and strongarm them into chasing machines.
Fucking nauseating.
I can recall games, QPS Shockwave being one example, where on the last credit it would slow-spin a decent hold on the last credit. It was deemed illegal because the machine was enticing you to play on, and rightly so in my opinion.
But now it seems if such methods as you describe are to be employed then surely that is illegal too? It all smacks of desperation if you ask me.
Enticing people to continue gambling in this way is a fucking disgrace. They may as well employ people to follow addicts around and strongarm them into chasing machines.
Fucking nauseating.
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Captain.Tattybojangles
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first thing i thought of when reading their site was that it could all be used to give "pots" with less restriction, and "random" payouts like the rainbow riches leprechauns popping up, or wishing wells, mixed into a £70 jackpot videoscreen?..
could this theoreticly pay out more than £70 in one credit (or series of credits connected)? ie.. pots being £210 and it costing you three credits to complete the win? summat like that, i cant seem to explain what i mean with this very well..
could this theoreticly pay out more than £70 in one credit (or series of credits connected)? ie.. pots being £210 and it costing you three credits to complete the win? summat like that, i cant seem to explain what i mean with this very well..
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Mr McStreak
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Captain.Tattybojangles
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McStreak, you simpleton...Any refined gentleman knows that the quails eggs are so much more delicately flavoured at this time of year that pressing scummy plastic buttons with commonfolks beer must be saved as a lesser priority. I almost found the drive to venture into one of these uncouth alcohol dens for a secret shameful play, but Renaissance de Rococo telephoned me telling that the Edelweiss petals were begging to be picked.
I find the holdover bit interesting, because it's this inducement to play on that was deliberately removed very recently from SWPs (I'm thinking By Any Means, and others). Would be odd to have an AWP next to an SWP in a pub and two very different schools of thought being presented to the same punter.
That statement about Cashpots is interesting too ...
Any ideas welcomed.
That statement about Cashpots is interesting too ...
So, an 'unintended restriction'. What could that mean? It can't be referring to tiered prizes (eg. Gold/Silver/Bronze progressives) as there's already that dreadful Big Bucks Deluxe out there, so that can't be the issue. Could it be the 25p stake limiting the cashpot to £25? Or is it something completely different ...www.bellfruitgames.co.uk/news.atm wrote:-Cashpots: A technical fix has been announced to remove an unintended restriction on the use of pots on Cat C machines.
Any ideas welcomed.
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
Mega DOND was never restricted to £25 on 25p, so presumably that wasn't even a legal requirement. The only other thing I can think is that they want to make the CP available via a win on the reels?Nixxy wrote:I find the holdover bit interesting, because it's this inducement to play on that was deliberately removed very recently from SWPs (I'm thinking By Any Means, and others). Would be odd to have an AWP next to an SWP in a pub and two very different schools of thought being presented to the same punter.
That statement about Cashpots is interesting too ...
So, an 'unintended restriction'. What could that mean? It can't be referring to tiered prizes (eg. Gold/Silver/Bronze progressives) as there's already that dreadful Big Bucks Deluxe out there, so that can't be the issue. Could it be the 25p stake limiting the cashpot to £25? Or is it something completely different ...www.bellfruitgames.co.uk/news.atm wrote:-Cashpots: A technical fix has been announced to remove an unintended restriction on the use of pots on Cat C machines.
Any ideas welcomed.
The building of features and bonuses thing sounds interesting. I would imagine the key challenge for the manufacturer at this time is to re-ignite the interest of the casual players, this could be something that does that. Whether they deliberately or inadvertently retain something for the higher level player remains to be seen...
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Captain.Tattybojangles
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Had this one say "COB will be Mega Streak" the other day, it was a dead board too, shot £1 cash shot then £2 cash shot then question mark after landing a message of course.
The fruit matrix completes a LOT too, had it no fewer than 10 times in a £40 play, not once did it light 3 phones.
The holdover aspect of the machine seemed to carry forward your board from the previous go, if you had shot out £1, £4 and £2 then they stayed shot out for the following board.
It does have the auto collect thing that bank jobs and clones do, which is annoying.
When both "wings" are open, you cant die until it closes one or both.
The fruit matrix completes a LOT too, had it no fewer than 10 times in a £40 play, not once did it light 3 phones.
The holdover aspect of the machine seemed to carry forward your board from the previous go, if you had shot out £1, £4 and £2 then they stayed shot out for the following board.
It does have the auto collect thing that bank jobs and clones do, which is annoying.
When both "wings" are open, you cant die until it closes one or both.