Angel Vs Cocker

[Selous_scout]

Raced evo x all the way baby, Hb on the way.

'Straight up mows muppets all day.'

 

[McD]

Nexus Blade all the way to the bank baby

Yo Selous hows it goin dude

 

[John C]

The newer angels are getting uglier.
Cockers are far too big and heavy.
Timmys are too long.
Vikings are FUGLY to the extreme.
Impulses are too tall.
Matrixes, need too much looking after.
Emags are a rip off.


Doesnt leave much.

I would probably say a LvlX Hyperframed mag or an ACEd angel LCD probably the 2 best guns at the moment.

 

[Dunerat]

So far the total

As I can gather it seems most of you out there love the electronic cocker more than the Angels. So far I have counted and the cocker is leading 8 to 4.

 

[|TPB|=SULLY=]

timmy or eblade for the more agile & most nippy front player!

 

[Selous_scout]

Sup McD!!! Only thing wrong with your Nexus is that Nut on the trigger.

The newer angels are getting uglier. i agree
Cockers are far too big and heavy. tried any of the newer ones??
Timmys are too long.Agreed
Vikings are FUGLY to the extreme.
Obviously not seen the newer ones.
Impulses are too tall.Seen some pretty well set up.
Matrixes, need too much looking after.True
Emags are a rip off.Couldn't have said it better, tho i have a coulpe things to add to that.

 

[Dominus-UK]

So, how do ICD guns fair in this all out war? What faults do they have?

 

[Gyroscope]

ICD:
pop pop pop pop chop chop chop pop pop chop pop chop chop chop




The maintainence on a Matrix really isn't that bad. It is like a five minute job to lube it, every few weeks, and if something goes wrong, you know what it is- an o-ring.

Now, the stock efficiency is appalling, the looks are goofy, and it is a bit heavy, but you can do a lot to improve efficiency, you come to love the ugly billboard look (it cleans up fast!), and you can always hit the gym.


Every gun has some serious drawbacks, and anyone who has no reservations about their marker is probably being a little dishonest with themselves. I have owned a lot of markers and never had one tht worked every time I picked it up without the occasional issue. My team used to shoot Angels, and they had problems just like anything else.

The key is finding a marker whose faults don't bother you (much). The proliferation of excellent competitive markers is such a wonderful thing- every marker gets so much better because of the competition between manufacturers.

Any of those John C listed I would play with and be content with. I wouldn't want to pay for all of them, but that's taste for you.

 

[toecutter]

ANGELS... all the way baby

 

[|TPB|=SULLY=]

Originally posted by gyroscope
ICD:
pop pop pop pop chop chop chop pop pop chop pop chop chop chop




The maintainence on a Matrix really isn't that bad. It is like a five minute job to lube it, every few weeks, and if something goes wrong, you know what it is- an o-ring.

Now, the stock efficiency is appalling, the looks are goofy, and it is a bit heavy, but you can do a lot to improve efficiency, you come to love the ugly billboard look (it cleans up fast!), and you can always hit the gym.


Every gun has some serious drawbacks, and anyone who has no reservations about their marker is probably being a little dishonest with themselves. I have owned a lot of markers and never had one tht worked every time I picked it up without the occasional issue. My team used to shoot Angels, and they had problems just like anything else.

The key is finding a marker whose faults don't bother you (much). The proliferation of excellent competitive markers is such a wonderful thing- every marker gets so much better because of the competition between manufacturers.

Any of those John C listed I would play with and be content with. I would want to pay for all of them, but that's taste for you.

roffl lmao pmsl @gyros answer