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Field Marshal Yang wrote:Although this is late, welcome Nick to our community at ISC. Thank you for being active for the past week or so and for having an interest in water warfare.

And music I might add.

Rock On.

"Come on. Let's go." Said Razor. "The boats at the dock. My boat's not too big, but it's fast, and it'll hold a bike. Nice bike by the way."

The XP-70 is a good backup soaker, though the thing has a short shot time.

Tripwires are not that obvious if theyre made of fishing line (during night battles anyway).

I've done that with my Monster-X (and CPS-4100). It is a huge blast that is guaranteed to soak anyone it hits, but it doesn't shoot very far (unless you modify it).

I prefer the waterballoon launchers that are just a stretchy cord with a pocket. They have reasonable power, and they're much easier to use than PVC waterballoon launchers.

Razor Responded: "I have a cabin in the middle of a forest down in one of the southern islands. That's my home turf. We could set up a base there."

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Waterballoons aren't that weak yang. Either way, you could just under-inflate them.

They look much more like LaCrosse sticks.
Flyswatters aren't strong enough to fling waterballoons, but with a LaCrosse stick, you could whip waterballoons at high speed with decent accuracy.

Those aren't really vehicles.

If you need strategies, I need a map. Do you know the land enough to make a map for me?

Um, Doom, you have a duplicate post. :p Don't worry, that's happened to me before. :) Anyway, I was not suprised the first I saw how thick a tubular CPS chamber was. It makes perfect sense. Sure it seems a little thick, but it has to get it's power somehow... :soakon2: Edited By Space_Cowboy on 109...

The big difference is that iSoaker's views are a little more objective, and Adrian's views are a little more subjective. They're not really arguing though. They're basically just saying what their views are. I have no problem with making guns hard to obtain, but I'm against the banning of assault w...

Hmm, tracked pumps don't seem any smaller than the plunger-style ones (of course that's because they're mostly used on bigger soakers).

EDIT: It's interesting how evenly stacked the votes are.

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The CPS-3200 has an improved design for the part that connects the backpack tube to the blaster (it is more durable, and it supercharges).

"It's great for softening up the enemy defences, but you couldn't do any real damage with it. You still need ground infiltration to get the job done." said razor. "That's where I come in."

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CPS 1000 most versitile gun ever made I'd say that the most versatile soaker ever made is the Monster 2001. ...As for cloud... Meh, the CPS 3200/3000 are good guns I suppose, if you know how to use them correctly, but it takes too much effort, IMHO, to pump them up (and in the correct position) to ...

I've seen that before when I collosus modded my Monster-X.
Cool.
:soakon2:

I had an idea very much like this waaaaaay back on the Aquatica EZboards. And than this LegoAirship guy flamed me about it. Ahhhh memories. :p

What would make this really interesting, is if the tailgater had a soaker.

Anyway...

In all of seriousness, that's not a good idea. Angry people tend to lose their sense of logic.

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