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The Monster Review by Joe P.(Edited
by iSoaker.com): The Monster™ is an excellent heavy cannon that not only boasts power, but also strikes fear into others on the battlefield. It is a hybrid blaster which combines the features of C.P.S.™ and SuperCharger™ technology. Featuring 6 nozzles, it can serve a variety of needs from heavy support to sniper roles. There are three nozzles and three spray nozzles located on one turret. The 3 nozzle sizes are 5x, 8.5x, and 11.5x the water output for an XP70. The spray nozzles are as follows: Aqua Storm, Power Burst, and Typhoon.
The Monster has one weak spot: a very small pressure tank. Weighing in at only 550mL (18.5980455 Ounces), capacity shot times are very short. This means that a skilled Super Soaker Warrior be behind this behemoth. Speaking of size, the Monster™ is 39cm long. That’s over 3 feet (36.6 inches)! Empty, it weighs 2.74kG (6 pounds), but full, it weighs 6.36962kG(14.03 pounds)! This isn’t as bad as it seems because it is an extremely well balanced blaster. This reduces the deadweight on your shoulder. My 1000 feels heavier than the Monster simply due it being imbalanced. This blaster has a bit of a learning curve to get used to but once mastered, you simply become unstoppable. This is not a weapon that should be used by snipers. Although this contradicts to what I said earlier, it is true. If in a battle and a sniper-type situation develops, then it would be OK for use. On the other hand, its large size makes it a terrible sniper weapon. Being so big can easily give away your position and it will slow down your running if need be. Your best bet would be to use this blaster as a stationary base guard or a bomber. ...or if your up to heavy assault. The supercharge ability comes in handy while in battle IF you're close to a hose. If you're playing in the woods then carry two gallons on your back. You’ll need it. Although the 120oz tank may be appealing to the buyer, they may suddenly find themselves short of water in a fight. With this blaster you should carry a CPS 1000 or some powerful XP that can get your butt in and out safely. Make sure your shot is right on. Remember, ammo is scarce. Hope you like my review. (Posted 2000/06/01) Review by Seib-Five.(Edited
by iSoaker.com): Depending on the steepness of a particular hill or valley, they can be used as snipering locations. Of course, more likely than not, snipering in open fields is not an option so do not be too discouraged if no spots can be found. USE COVER The main problem with field cover is that they tend to lie in isolated areas of the field open from all sides. As such, hostiles can also approach the spot from all sides making these places more difficult to hold on to without getting soaked in the process. As much as one may like one's spot, if one is being approached by a greater number of hostiles, it is often a better idea to get out and moving than end up trapped in one's own hiding spot making for an easy target. |
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nozzle in the correct position or else water sprays everywhere. The blaster
is long and hard to be stealthy with. The pressure tank is small. Being
a big, intimidating blaster, people will go after you first unless someone
nearby has a CPS 3000, CPS 3200, or a MXL. I also have to tell you about
the nozzles. There are 6 nozzles, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
5x:
Pros: longest shot time, best range. Cons: Lowest water deliverance, doesn't
spread far. |
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