Відео

Thank you! It's not everyone's cup of tea but it is certainly not a bad blaster at all; contrary to what some of the hobby community thinks. As others have mentioned, this is a brilliant first step in the right direction and in spite of looking "cheap" the blaster feels very solid.

It’s a wasted opportunity for sure.

Thank you! Can’t tell you how much your comment made my day.

Glad you enjoyed my humorous attempt at mockery. When i saw that they included a QR code for a video about how to properly prime the blaster, i nearly ruptured my hernia from laughing so hard. “How dumb do they think kids are?” Was what G-rex asked when he showed me that sheet in the instructions.

Of course i need to mention the little ones with this line. I kind of see it as more geared towards them with the larger handles on some of the blasters so far and the contours of the blasters themselves. It definitely encourages them to try stronger blasters and the spongy darts are better suited for them to absorb an impact. A lot of people in the hobby are complaining about the dart accuracy but like i’ve said before, this line isn’t for the hobbyists out of the box. Those blasters are coming soon enough.

@@SecondHandBlasters for sure, dood! N plus, were jus getting the first blasters for this new ammo type. Let me cook, y'all!

Thanks my guy! I was underwhelmed with the darts performance, love the concept of the dart because they don’t feel as hard as Elite standards but go faster (in an unmodded blaster); but the execution was just.. so-so. But; i love that they are being innovative (in spite of them recycling the same blaster design o er snd over again). Personally, and this is just me as someone who wants Hasbro to be competitive against Dart Zone again, i would love to see a “black series”. The fan favorites that use standard darts but perform at 90-100 fps. Something that pushes the limits for an 8yo but can still hold up against the teenage geared Rival line. Kind of like a go between from “elite standard” and “pro”.

@@SecondHandBlasters Agreed. I'm still optimistic that we will see some type of "Pro Line" in the future. Hasbro needs something to compete with Dart Zone and appeal to the older nerfer. Rival was great for the older kids and I don't believe Hasbro will leave that market untapped for long, but we'll see. A Rapid Strike X would be awesome! 😎

If not this one, look up the Ward. Its the nightfinder of the N-series.

Brb, gonna do my homework

@@SecondHandBlasters ok, jus looked at it. While I do get excited to see this new line of blasters, it's a 2 shot blaster. Not that it's a problem, jus my boi likes to rain foam! Lol but hey, can we discuss that plunger tube size??!

Thank you!

Without a doubt the motors would be a worthy upgrade. If you were to do a cage upgrade, new motors and flywheel swap, you could easily hit the 150 FPS range and have a goofy time at an event. One of my favorite moments at an event was running a modified fortnite blue shock against 3d printed blasters. No one expected the blue shock to be full auto.

Between the Flyte and the Stormcharge? Stormcharge, 💯 and here is why: shell quality feels stronger in your hands. The magazine slides in and out more easily and the interchangeable stock attachment point is a huge bonus. Also, incase of a switch failure, it is easier to open up and fix as opposed to the Flyte. Now if i had to choose between Stormcharge and Motoblitz? Motoblitz wins. The blitzfire is just too much fun.

The motors are essentially the same.

Thank you! Got another on the way soon; just need go work on edits.

Thank you Ryno. I try, i only wish i could get these videos out faster.

Just need to upload it onto UA-cam and will be filming another soon

Thanks. She performs well too. 150 fps and about 10 darts/ second.

Different strokes for different folks. For serious blasters, the berserker is good (i’ll be doing a review with mine soon). The Lock Blaster is for those who want the goofy fun.

​@@SecondHandBlasters Thanks. I actually ended up buying the X-Shot Ranger X8 today. It's basically a bigger version of the Berserko with a removable 'scope', and fewer darts. Best of all, it was exactly the same price as the Berserko. Still want a Lock blaster though! 😂

Thank you for watching. I know it was a long video.

I would love to be able to do that, but i just can’t justify the $70 Amazon is charging for one based on what i have heard. Would you settle for one of the Stryfe clones?

@@SecondHandBlasters sure thats also good

Thanks Ryno! I had to cover up the sound of a mega dart richocheting off of my ceiling and crashing into my LEGO model of the ISS off camera.

@@SecondHandBlastersrofl dood, i believe it, u goof! is the lego build ok? or did u totally smash it?

@@rynomatik4540luckily it just hit a couple of the solar panel parts and the mini shuttle that connects to them. Easy fix lol. Had it destroyed it, i would have probably cried.

@@SecondHandBlasters u n me both! lol

Thank you as always! Yeah, it’s not for everyone, for sure. It’s big, goofy, badly designed but it manages to still be fun for certain limited things. It’s a shame there is no attachment point for a sling because it makes it useless as a secondary (shield breaker) and it is too large for a backup. But, as you will see from my paint guide, it does clean up and paint nicely.

Also, i had too much fun with the sound effects in this video

Thanks, I try to have fun with wordplay when I can.

Respectfully going to have to disagree with your assessment on the bolt actions. The bolt action setups in the Centurion, the Longshot, the Longstrike, the Fortnite Heavy SR, the Thunderhawk, the Raptorstrike; all of those have metal rods that go through the bolt sled in such a fashion that they withstand abuse and won’t break unless you are actively trying to destroy them (G-Rex and i have tried). The only metal bolt action that has given problems is the Eagle point and and part of that issue is the piece it connects to “hooks” onto the sled and it is easy for the hook to not catch the sled 100% of the time. The issue with the plastic pegs is that they are so flimsy, they can snap from normal usage or if a kid tries to muscle it too hard to clear a jam, it could strip out completely and ruin the peg (both of which I’ve seen a 10 year old do.) Painting, that’s an interesting question but it is, as i said, me just being picky. I’d wager that there are quite a lot of kids into decorating and painting their blasters. I think msee them all the time at the parks where i go for nerf meetups and i’ve been asked if i could do a spray job for some of them. But like i said in the video, for those that like the design, its fine. I just wish they wouldn’t do a skin and stick with various colored plastic pieces like they did with the Zombie Strike series of old.

Thank you for the encouragement. I was going to do a paint guide last week, but weather has not been conducive to paint (too humid) in the garage.

And.. good news.. i happen to have a review in the can today. Due to my overzealousness, I decided to do a paint mod on it before edited and snapped a thumbnail… so… before I can launch that review, i need to finish recording the paint video i did. Stay tuned later this week for a dual video release!

Glad to see someone give this blaster love in group play. I’ve seen people buy this one. But never actually seen it in action. When i see brick & mortar blasters, I mainly see people running every other DZ Pro blaster but the dictator. Good on you!

Thank you. What FPS ranges are you playing in? HvZ levels? (135 and below?)