Vector is a classic Williams pinball game featuring left ramp locking mechanics and drop targets. The game was designed by committee and is referenced as a cautionary example of committee-designed titles in pinball history. It has been used in competitive play, including Classics playoff rounds, and is noted for its in-line drop target design, which has been subject to critical discussion among modern pinball enthusiasts.
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Vector is a poor tournament game choice with problematic design for competitive play
Arcade education committee at Dallas Makerspace founded/run by Nick; teaches EM demystification through complete disassembly/reassembly
Tournament game with drop target multiball and XYZ multiplier shots
Williams pinball game; mentioned in KB but not discussed in this video content about arcade cabinets
Classic pinball machine; speaker scored 1.1-1.2 million in qualifying; strategy focused on defender drop targets (left-to-right), vector scan ramp, and multiball
Referenced by Travis as example of in-line drop target design he dislikes (compared to Scooby's drop target placement)
Historical Williams pinball title; designed by committee; referenced as cautionary example of committee-designed games (comparable to Halloween design process)
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Classic pinball game featuring left ramp with locking mechanics and drop targets; used in Classics playoff round 1