true, but it really helps, alot, and i know from experience :yes:You would be surprised, the kit does not make the player after all.
true, but it really helps, alot, and i know from experience :yes:You would be surprised, the kit does not make the player after all.
"Incredible BPS" meaning... what, exactly?Myself, I'm just renting ATM. But, only because I'm finishing up my scratch built autococker. It's got a million moving parts, a silly amount of fine tuning (Both mechanical and electronic) and can rip paint at an incredible BPS and accuracy.
Of course, this all comes at a price. My sanity. :wacko:
Yes, you do. If you can't hit someone with ten paintballs in a second, then you probably can't hit them with fifteen, and you're just wasting paint by shooting. Called "spray and pray" and, unfortunately, it is one of the most popular styles of play these days. Gives paintball a bad name, off of the speedball field.ya never know![]()
I disagree... and "tournaments" is too broad. Please try to specify what style of play - there are scenario tournaments, too, and believe me, they don't rely on speedball-oriented markers shooting 22 BPS to win.When you're firing down lanes that extra 5 balls per second actually can help, just a bit. At 15 BPS shooting down a lane you're almost guarenteed to him someone, but many times balls won't break so it helps to get that extra ball on them. This isn't so important in friendly and rec games but in tournaments it nice to have that extra speed.
well, stock guns are much more accurate, and i feel that the players rely on skill more than BPSThey don't hurt when you get hit. It's afterwards that it hurts.![]()
Honestly, I can't see how it takes that much... stock class (i.e., pump) players play on stock class fields, which are pretty much speedball fields, and they do fine hitting eachother.
"Incredible BPS" meaning... what, exactly?
If it's over 15 BPS, it's way overkill. 10 BPS is about as much as I'm willing to shoot and get shot by... chances are, if you haven't hit them with those 10 balls, you aren't going to hit them with an extra 5+ every second.
But you have to know that e-markers usually have a much easier trigger pull than mech triggers. The standard pull on a 98C is huge when compared to say a Spyder Imagine. This makes it easier to get off more bps if you have the Imagine.Electronic guns can be fired on semi-auto mode as well. Infact, it's the standard mode on all electronic markers. So, you still have to your fingers just as fast.
Stock class markers are not much more accurate, and where you get that idea is beyond me. I own a Phantom VSC (a high quality pump), and the most accurate marker that I ever shot was a Diablo Wrath, an electronic speedball oriented marker. Pumps are accurate, sure, but so are other markers. Just because they shoot less, doesn't mean that they are more accurate.well, stock guns are much more accurate, and i feel that the players rely on skill more than BPS![]()
but some of them can still pull off a lot of shots for having to pump after every shot :yes:
Iv'e narrowed it down to either going a cheaper route and getting an Ion(around $200) or Wrath (around $200), or going a more expensive route and getting a Invert Mini($400) or Proto Matrix Rail ($400). The DP Fusion is also an option...You make a final decision on what marker you getting?
It does indeed only take one shot for an elimination, most of the paint fired out in ropes at tournaments is to achieve the dominance in the game required to get that one shot. You put 7 guys with pumps on a supair field against a team with timmys or angels and I will show you a very short game indeedJust so you guys know all it takes is one shot to get someone out! This high ROF markers of today is just a big waste. Warhammer is expensive enough I dont see why you want to spend even more money on another expensive hobby. Just have fun guys, enjoy the challenge.
Peace
Actually, the Mini is around $500. Plus they are sold out and only on pre-order status lol. I was actually looking into getting an e-marker again. They keep pulling at me... Oh well. I'm planning to go paintballing on an outdoors field around Christmas cause they have half off paint fees that week :w00t: It ought to be quite a chilly experience heh. Just hope my CO2 tank doesn't freeze up on me... My remote line should prevent most of this right?Late response, but all well.
Iv'e narrowed it down to either going a cheaper route and getting an Ion(around $200) or Wrath (around $200), or going a more expensive route and getting a Invert Mini($400) or Proto Matrix Rail ($400). The DP Fusion is also an option...
Right now I'm just in the process of saving up my money. After Christmas, I'll hopefully have enough to get the gun I decide on plus a good hopper and nitro tank.
Cheers