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>> Co-occupants of the late hook spot.

Which I think is a stupid move on Motiv's part. but the Motiv fanboys ripped me all up and down on Facebook for saying so. I don't understand why Motiv needs two balls in that slot. Now, neither one will sell as well as it should.

Quote from: Kegler300800 on September 11, 2017, 10:50:08 AM

>> Co-occupants of the late hook spot.

Which I think is a stupid move on Motiv's part. but the Motiv fanboys ripped me all up and down on Facebook for saying so. I don't understand why Motiv needs two balls in that slot. Now, neither one will sell as well as it should.

I don't think so. It's not apples to apples. It's a assym vs symmetrical, different surfaces, different numbers, different core shape. They're just both angular.

You're right, but so is Kegler. I know Motiv fans that build their arsenals around filling each of those slots on the chart, and now it doesn't look like they need a new ball if they have the old one in the same slot.

I know they're different balls, you know they're different balls, but to a large section of the general public, they are now the same ball.

Still, from the perspective of a ball whore who DOES understand, I'm glad they didn't just shift one over and say that a previously angular ball is now moderate. They do that often, as well (did it lose angle when the other ball came out)?