And as a businessman, I agree. But if half price paintballs provide success for one business, selling to extremists, but ends up leaving an industry in shambles, I'll be just a bit p'd.
50 Caliber Revolution
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Fair enough. I'm not on the hard goods or consumables side of things, but that scenario could definitely be reason enough for being quite peeved. :tup:
I won't buy any of the .50 stuff, period.
A change will also have to start from the bottom, not top down like the industry is trying to do.
A change will also have to start from the bottom, not top down like the industry is trying to do.
How do you start something like this from the bottom? One guy in his basement designing his own .50 calibre marker and manufacturing his own .50 calibre paintballs? No. Changes like this are almost always started by big money and lots of marketing.
The marketing is a little easier these days. One press release on one forum and the whole industry is buzzing within a few hours.
Surely that's just obstination? So, even if it turns out the .50 cal is more accurate, cheaper, and all the other magical things they say it will be, you won't buy it? I'm with Tshaka Zulu on this one. The only way it could possibly be forced on us is if the major tourneys enforce its use, and they aren't stupid enough to make they're customers use a substandard ball (or else they'll go elsewhere). If it's good: great, if it isn't: no big deal.
Probably. Can you make a really dense liquid also stay very viscous? Can you give me an example, so I can wrap my head around it better?
