There are loads of tournament players who would love to swap markers every season but can't afford to, that's why people have objections to any enforced migration to new hardware. Making sweeping generalisations that all tourny ballers swap markers reguarly in order to dismiss the capital outlay associated with any move to .50 is inaccurate and unhelpful.many are talking about the price of kit adaption, replacement and so on.
in the tourney scene especially, we all know the majority of players are gear sluts and change markers quicker than there pants so why are you all commenting on it like its some kind of forced slavery?
a high percentage of the general population of ballers are so obsessed with new and shiney things that the oldest thing in your kit bag is liable to be the batteries in your hopper!
top and bottom of things is that the vast majority of tourney players could be geared up for it within a season and not even notice any change in spending.
think about it, how many barrels, hoppers, markers, packs, pots etc have you got duplicated in your kit bag?whats wrong with the old ones?
quite often nothing, other than a new one came out in another colour or with new shiney bits or so on.
i know this 'cos for more years than i can remember i've spent more on gear than i would care to count up,
some on updating stuff, some on replacing worn out kit and some just on better looking gear but i would say that on average most players replace every bit of the kit we use over the space of a couple of seasons at the most any way.
Making sweeping generalisations that you are being forced to swap is inaccurate and unhelpfulThere are loads of tournament players who would love to swap markers every season but can't afford to, that's why people have objections to any enforced migration to new hardware. Making sweeping generalisations that all tourny ballers swap markers reguarly in order to dismiss the capital outlay associated with any move to .50 is inaccurate and unhelpful.
To be fair though no one says you have to buy it, if you don't want it don't buy it, if you don't want to read the hype or information don't read it......... It's your choice JohnIm with you Gadget.
At first they were saying rec/scenario players for some reason want less accurate paint.
Now its moved on to the generalisation that tourney players love to re buy new kit every other week.
Honestly whats next? All american people are grossly overweight.
An awful generalisation. But, probably a better foundation to build a business model on than the 2 above.