Data that disproves the "I can hit 15bps in true semi" argument

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  • Chuck E Ducky
    Ragnastock Enforcer
    • Jul 2020
    • 6116
    • NY

    #16
    I shoot way more paint consistently my Emek then I do with my electo caped at 10.5 🤔 not really sure what I can shoot never cared to test that theory. But I can tell how fast a marker is shooting BPS wise by sound sig. I can definitely hit 10 easy with my setup.

    Not that it really matters how fast you can shoot the average player shooting any of the new mechs can hold a lane just as good as any capped electro.

    I think my Virtue clock dose BPS I should test this out. I will make sure my big tank is full after playing this weekend.

    The people back in the day hitting “15bps” semi were markers with pull multiplier cheater boards and or bouncy triggers. This is why capped ramping became a thing and became a standard.

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    • Myrkul
      2026 ICD Sponsored Team
      • Jul 2020
      • 906
      • Jaegers

      #17
      I absolutely notice a difference when my board is capped at 10, 11, or 12 BPS on my B2Ks, and I always run those in pure semi-auto. If you set it up correctly, the triggers can get SUPER bouncy on those. I had one that was so bouncy it would completely run away and only stoped firing when the trigger was held down. Obviously I tuned it down a lot because that was just flat out unsafe, but if I have a good feel for the gun and it has even a little bit of bounce, I can pretty easily maintain a solid 11-12 BPS for extended periods. I've also noticed that if I want to get any kind of speed at all out of my fingers, I can't wrap my thumb around the grip frame or have any kind of weight on my trigger hand.

      This is from a few weeks ago, capped at 11 BPS in pure semi-auto mode, with only a little bit of bounce.


      Last edited by Myrkul; 08-31-2024, 04:54 AM.

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