I personally love the limit myself to force more movement, cleaner shots, and the awesome factor. I love being known as the pistol guy. I love the fact that I want to move more with the pistol. I felt the same way when I used my pump. I would take a couple shots and then just move up and up and up. I find myself in the action more instead of plinking from a distance. It brings back part of the game that I feel is forgot about more often then we like to realize. I guess cleaner shots can be a stretch, but I make my shots count for more. I don't have a half case on my back to just throw at the opposing team. I will take a few shots when moving up on someone, but for the most part I keep my shots to a kill minimum. This saves on paint which lowers the cost of play for sure. The first couple of times that I was out there people didn't even worry about me. I was looked over and underestimated on more than one occassion. I now hear ... darn it Hammy I didn't even see you over there. They look for me and have respect for the pistol =)
Autos to Pump to Pump/Pistol now Pistol - I have no plans of returning only excelling with a pistol lol
I only need 1 shot, no hopper, and your out!
Che la morte ti dia la pace che cercavi.- (May death provide the peace you sought.)
Se si riesce a correre, correre. Se non è possibile correre,provare a eseguire. Ma se voi non correre ... allora ci vediamoall'inferno- (If you can run, run. If you can't run, try to run. But if you wont run...then i'll see you in hell
I totally agree, ran with my thumper the other day and was a ninja
on the field, played with one guy with a pump and another with a 98
and had a game vs 20renters that were about 12-13...we won by default
i shot one kid, 4 walk off with him lol
But found my self running right into the action, shooting dead on and conserving a lot of ammo
i love pump
picking up another thumper pretty soon
When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro!
It's not the size of the marker but the player behind it that makes all the difference. The fact that players underestimated you only worked even more to your advantage. Giving you the freedom to do your thing while others concentrated on what they thought was thereal
threat. Pump and pistol play is very fascinating and an intriguing way of playing the sport. When the money is right I'll be joining the crusade.
"Money can't buy back your youth when your old, a friend when your lonely or a love that's grown cold"
i tend to move a lot no matter what im using to play with but when im limited by having a pistol or pump marker i tend to communicate more and my take a lot more time going for the kill shot rather than just being a distraction
It's not the gun, you just suck
Save a rock, throw an Ion
Don't run, you will only die tired
I think the short answer here is simply this: because it's fun. That's why I play paintball, and often pump/limited paint.
I usually go threw all 3 clips depending on the game, but rarely do I need to reload CO2 on the field unless it's a " big game ".
I only need 1 shot, no hopper, and your out!
I think I will be going pistol over pump as my next restricted ammo option. But honestly just picking your shots gives the same results. I have played an entire day on one pinokio full of pain.
I will say that if you slow down your game you will start to see a lot of mistakes that you are making.
I can agree with you on that one for sure. When I was using my pump I wouldn't go threw more than 100 rounds in a day of play.
I will disagree that simply picking your shots gives you the same result. You still have a mag with a limited amount of paint...not a hopper full of paint. So you have to agree that your mind set is different and the act of switching mags and having to reload them makes a difference as well. It's all about the excitement of having to reload and switching mags in the middle of a fire fight.
I only need 1 shot, no hopper, and your out!
I like the magazine fed concept. For me as a Mil-Sim player, it gives a more realistic edge. It's something were my sight picture is clear. The more magazines I can stuff in poutches, put on my body, the better. I don't care if I got the tank on my back. As long as I got plenty of ammo to use it, the better.
Pump is GOD! any genius can dump 25bps but how many ever hit the intended target? And you have to just that stream of paint to line up a shot. Pump is deliberate, you only have a few shots to get it right, opens up an entire new world of sheer satisfaction when you gog someone.
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We hit our intended targets at 25BPS, we were aiming for the bunkers and across the tops of those bunkers making the other team keep their heads down while the pumpers take ground lol.
I've done pump myself, my favorite being PMI Trracers, granted I use a smaller custom Revy-Sportshot, I can still go though a decent amount of paint in a game (got to use the auto trigger, especially when you run up on 4+ guys).
Still a lot of fun though. Will be limiting myself even more when I do FS only games cause those things are expensive lol.
25bps is an exaggeration cause everyone is capped at 12.5...shooting bunkers seems silly to me, and like a huge waste of paint, though I understand the importance of it, as I do play speedball as well, but then again I'll play speedball with my pump....kind of sick in the head but hell it's fun playing against the space gunsOriginally Posted by Orpackrat
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Can say I'm showing anyone up haha, just trying to make it through the gameOriginally Posted by Orpackrat
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There are times when you need it. If you really think I am doing it wrong, put yourself in my position when I use it and you will understand. It is when you have a couple hundred players across the field within range and you need to provide support fire to get your team up the field. You can shoot a few balls but its not going to have nearly the same effect as a high rate of fire slowing them down and making more take cover.
Depends on the crowd. New players are easily intimidated by firepower. Veterans are more likely to shrug it off.
I remember going up against Double Trouble players in the SPPL (I played stock class). Wasn't any more difficult than a normal player once you got used to it. In fact, they usually moved slower and left more target area exposed (significantly).
The most dangerous person on the field will always be the one who can snapshoot effectively. Whether that's with a pump or an electro. The good news about playing pump is that you're forced to snapshoot.
Lo
I would love to see a format where it's 5 man teams, 2 with pistols (4 extra mags each), 2 with pumps and 200rds in a hopper and 1 with 12.5bps and 6 pods + hopper.
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