You are right, old EM’s seem to vary quite a bit based upon table slope, rubber age and coil condition. I’ve played some that have such a low table slope that it feels like you can launch the ball, get a beer and not miss much.
One common table design to many/most of these tables is to have the ball arc back and forth from the shooter lane on the top arc. What this does is bleed off all of the speed from the plunge shot and this is what makes the ball float around before choosing a top lane. EM tables often play pretty fast once ball gets past the upper lanes if the coils are strong and the rubbers are in good condition. I think that the best way to mimic this in VP is to increase the ball mass.
I still have to work with physics on Capersville, right now I’m just trying to get the graphics, sound and options caught up with 4MBC and Boomerang.
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