Bps: Stop The Madness!!

[No sKiLLz]

Don't forget, the further away you are from your target, the more uncotrollable circumstances can effect your splatter pattern. Even the most "accurate" markers need to spew paint to hit the same spot twice from over 40 feet or so. BPS is essential for back players whos job is to make people cringe, but if you play front, just get nice and close...

[Konigballer]

Jeez, I go to sleep, wake up and theirs a whole lotta debatin' goin' on in my absence. I like some of the points I've seen by you guys. I never really thought about high bps rates just being an "off the break" occurance, or just more or less relegated to back players giving cover fire throughout the game. Its interesting that a player with a very high performance, high"bps", marker can only get the most out of its performance in short bursts where his finger is pulling at its fastest. That makes me want a full auto only class of play in tournements. Now I'm just throwing out ideas but everyone keeps talking about safety and I think it would be obvious, and totally necessary for the entire paintballer's "uniform" , ie: jersey, cargo pants, less than full coverage facemask, to undergo a full transfomation in order to compete in such a high intensity, high firepower game. That body armor stuff companies make, like JT, etc.., could easily be adapted to cover other part of the human anatomy. It would be like developing a full protection suit or eguipment package for players. Think "HALO". Only then could such a class of play be even allowed. Think of what would be done to tactics or even field layouts. I dont think you could have both teams start the break in full visibility of each other, their be to many taken down in the hail of paint! They would probably have to both begin behind bunkers. Athletic prowess for proffesional teams would also have to go up to be able to make a run for a bunker and survive. Team coordnation and communication would become even more vital than it already is. In game communication between players via headsets would be a must. Something like this televised, using both helmet mounted sytems, overhead field cams, and mounted bunker cameras, could make it pretty exciting for television viewers. "Of course thats just me I could be wrong, give me a call america", not like I'd be able to compete on that level anyways but its still a cool dream.

[Army]

Originally posted by JT2002
whats so special bout storm software

Right now, it is boards and software that is exclusive to Team Storm UK, bretheren Warp fed Xmag shooters from across the pond.

[Bolter]

er....its....er ...for us only. The warp also primes itself automatically when there isn't a ball on the ACE (anti chop eye) which helps with shooting lefty (i.e rotated gun) and er....not much else.

Hey someone asked, and I replied.

Its not one ground breaking upgrade. Its lots of little bits and bobs that make an already great gun into a slightly better and unique version.

I still cannot obtain a piccy of mine, but I am attempting to have a photo mailed over from a team mate. It doesn't look any different though!!

[gaff]

here you go guys my gun as Bolter has not got a photo of his!

[JT2002]

[gaff]

dont ya like it then?

[JT2002]

its easy to get away from the law over there right?

[Bolter]

Nope. Why? Is it criminal!!? Mines the same but done all in matte silver!! Loverlyyyyyy!!!!!

Ok so BPS.........I think it helps, but its not essential. Depends if you can use a high rof or not. Take cocker users, its not a huge rate of fire but teams sponsored purely with cockers still do well (Aftershock - World Cup). Its down to the user in my opinion.