A launched ball will go down the left lane 80% or so of the time, but down the middle lane 20%, and on that 20% it goes straight down. On launch, use the flippers to make sure the middle lane (of the three lanes above the bumpers) is not lit. Start Mission is your 2nd choice because Final Frontiers get you a guaranteed 4-7 billion later on in big games.
This is because warp 5 holds your multipliers (worth 300M+ at 10x), warp 7 doubles the spinner (you can get tens, or hundreds, of millions per spin of the spinner later in big games), and warp 8 gives you an extra ball or artifact. you haven't hit warp 9 yet), otherwise Start Mission. Choose Warp factor 4 if available (i.e.
NOTE: People may disagree with some of my approaches! And maybe my way is flawed. Here's the rules and pointers I follow in my head when I'm playing, in only a rough order of play. Even without an up-nudge on my iPod touch, consistent nudging is incredibly useful. However, I think the TPA table has one big advantage over the real table: nudges are easier (the real table weighs a ton) and consistent. I haven't found another TPA table that punishes missed shots so much. I always found ST:TNG to be a brutal but fair pinball experience on the real table, and find that online as well. (Mainly because a good game doesn't take hours like TZ or whatever.)
No one else has put a thread together on this, so I wanted to write one! My highest score is just under 28 billion on my iPod touch (landscape, camera position 1), and this table has become a real favourite of mine.
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