Kill 10 trolls kept hitting joust orbits and it gave me joust madness which makes a multiball mode with trolls that take only one hit to kill instead of 3 hits to kill.

With multiballs active you won’t lose your main ball and can survive these bad bounces You have to shoot to the center and a bad bounce will be a center drain down the middle. > I recommend going for castles when you have multiballs.

Destroy 5 castles (knock down drawbridge, then gate, then shoot ball inside to destroy).

Hit the catipult 9 times (shoot 3 different objects at castle - 3 shots per each 1).

Hit the orbits 9 times (win 3 jousts - 3 shots per each 1).

Hit right ramp 9 times (save 3 damsels - 3 shots per each 1).Hit left ramp 9 times (save 3 peasants - 3 shots per each 1).Wizard mode means you have to do these things first: Ok So medieval madness is the hardest trophy in the set. If you miss a few ships in a wave you can hit rewind to try to get them again.PINBALLFX 3 Junk Yard crazy Bob TrophySHAREfactory™!/en-us/tid=CUSA00572_00 Don't forget that rewind works in Lone Fighter mode. Your shield upgrades stick with you for the duration of the entire game so if you don't get it your first time through Lone Fighter mode, you can just light the three targets and try again. I failed the mode a few times after buying two shield upgrades and completed it the first time I attempted it after buying three shield upgrades. If you bought three, you'll start the mode with 10. For each shield upgrade you purchased you will get an additional shield. Normally you start Lone Fighter mode with seven shields. It's pretty easy to hit by hitting the ball off the very end of the left flipper. When all three are lit, the squad hole will light. Once you light one, the lit targets will cycle every time the left or right bumpers are hit. I couldn't figure out an easy way to consistently hit them. * Hit the squad hole in the lower right of the table. START LONE FIGHTER MODE To start Lone Fighter mode you need to: * Hit the three targets in the center of the table. Especially considering the UPGRADE lane is one of the easier shots on the table. It is time consuming but I believe it helps your chances of completing Lone Fighter mode immensely. Shield upgrades cost the following: * 1st Upgrade - 10 commendations * 2nd Upgrade - 30 commendations * 3rd Upgrade - 60 commendations * 4th Upgrade - ? (I suspect 120 but never went back with enough commendations) You can only buy one upgrade per visit to the store so you'll need to go through the steps of lighting UPGRADE and visiting the store three times. If you have at least 10 commendations you will go to the 'shop' where you can select Starfighter Shields. UPGRADE YOUR STARFIGHTER SHIELDS THREE TIMES To upgrade your shields, shoot the right orbit seven times to light UPGRADE, then shoot the ramp under the green crosshairs. These came naturally to me after completing Mission 1, part of Mission 2 and handful of the shot modes (Evade, Repair, Supply, etc.). If you don't have at least 10 commendations when you light UPGRADE and try to go to the store, you won't have the option to buy anything (you'll just get a score boost instead). You get them by completing objectives, missions, etc. You need them to buy upgrades in the store. OBTAIN 100+ COMMENDATIONS Commendations are like money. It definitely feels easier to shoot down XWings than Tie Fighters. One detail I borrowed from the Pinball FX 2 guide for this achievement: * Choose the Empire. I read the guide for this achievement in Pinball FX 2 and the author said not to worry about upgrading your shields because it takes too long and he wasn't sure why sometimes upgrades were available to buy and sometimes they weren't. * Obtain 100+ 'commendations' (money) * Upgrade your starfighter shields three times * Start Lone Fighter mode (rewind works in Lone Fighter mode) Before today I probably played Lone Fighter mode over 100 times. Here's a quick overview of how I finally managed to unlock it.

I finally came back to it in FX3 after years of annoyance in FX2.

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