Okay, I've thought about this alot lately as I've been going around to different forums. I was starting to get really annoyed by certain posts. I thought I'd make a list of all the kinds of posts that really annoy me, but I could only come up with like two and didn't feel like waiting till I had more.
Now before I start, let's just get the response "Posts like this annoy me the most" out of the way. To those that want to post that, just feel free to quote me and realize it's not that original.
Now, on to the annoyance. Why is it that every third post, not so much here but at most other paintball sites, is "What gun should I get?" "Should I get an Ion or a Spyder Imagine?" "What's the best speedball gun? I want a gun that is capable of 34bps for $56." "What's the best gun?" You get the point...you've seen the posts.
My question about these posts is, "why!" If I'm going to buy a new marker, what do I care what other people think I should do? Buy what you like,,,buy something that provides you upgradability I guess I just don't see the point .
Is there anybody out there that actually bought their gun this way?
I'm not saying new players shouldn't ask about certain markers...but the constant "this marker or that marker" is just annoying. And it doesn't end there...after the marker is bought, you get the "what are the best upgrades...?" questions.
Now before I start, let's just get the response "Posts like this annoy me the most" out of the way. To those that want to post that, just feel free to quote me and realize it's not that original.
Now, on to the annoyance. Why is it that every third post, not so much here but at most other paintball sites, is "What gun should I get?" "Should I get an Ion or a Spyder Imagine?" "What's the best speedball gun? I want a gun that is capable of 34bps for $56." "What's the best gun?" You get the point...you've seen the posts.
My question about these posts is, "why!" If I'm going to buy a new marker, what do I care what other people think I should do? Buy what you like,,,buy something that provides you upgradability I guess I just don't see the point .
Is there anybody out there that actually bought their gun this way?
I'm not saying new players shouldn't ask about certain markers...but the constant "this marker or that marker" is just annoying. And it doesn't end there...after the marker is bought, you get the "what are the best upgrades...?" questions.

These people get these guns and have no idea how to even field strip them. The first thing a person buying a gun should do upon playing with it the FIRST TIME is strip it down. Learn what the parts are called. Learn how to clean and oil it. I always buy used guns so the first thing I do upon buying a gun is to take it apart and inspect the o-rings. If they look bad or even marginal, I replace them. It helps me learn the gun, and it ensures I'm not going to have a problem at the field.

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