(Just FYI, a lot of the times, I am one of those who challenge the harder stuff of Ark. But the same for the Gamma? No, give the more casual players a chance. I FULLY understand that people who love a challenge would beat their heads against the walls of the BETA and ALPHA missions, and that is awesome. Please, nerf the gamma missions just a bit. But, point is in my tribe hardly anyone has experienced the final boss because of the hard requirements even just for the Gamma Boss. I can say some of the round up missions too. Starwing Strike is waaay too hard for a lot of casual players even on just gamma. Life support is too hard on gamma for a lot of casual players. Like for example on Gen1 I was a lot of the times the one that had to grind to get to the boss, otherwise the others would not even consider since even some of the gamma missions are so frikken hard. Not everyone wants to do all the missions, I've see that over and over. What I do NOT like is the fact that there are incredibly hard missions in the Gamma run that all the tribe mates need to do to get to the boss. As these are such high powered blasters, please make sure you get yourself kitted out with a pair of safety google or NERF face mask.Okay, I do think it is somewhat of a good idea that everyone has to do a certain number of missions to at least do the Gamma Boss.
#Nerf alpha strike series#
The new round type combined with specially engineered innards means these blasters can fire rounds at 100fps!ĭue to the increased firepower and focus on competitive play, every blaster in the Rival series includes a mechanical safety which needs to be disengaged before firing. The Rival series was created with competitive Nerfing in mind – each blaster (with the exception of “Phantom Corps”) comes in either Red or Blue, so when picking out your first Rival blaster make sure you pick the right team! These blasters are designed for blasting fans 14 years and up and that increase in age recommendation is for some very good reasons.įirst off, blasters in the Rival range do away with standard NERF darts and instead use “High Impact Rounds” – these rounds are spherical and specially designed for maximum velocity. Modulus guns are built to be performance machines and therefore the actual aesthetic design can sometimes feel a little stark but when you are dominating your enemies on the blasting field – who cares?Īnother 2015 launch, NERF Rival blaster have been around for a few years but Hasbro is constantly making tweaks and adding new guns so don’t worry, you haven’t missed the boat just yet.
In terms of styling, the stock Modulus blaster looks a lot like the guns found in the Elite series but the added option of customization takes these blasters to the next level.
#Nerf alpha strike full#
If you are looking for a full run down of the different types of Modules then we would recommend checking out our dedicated page NERF Modulus Upgrades. Thanks to the inclusion of NERF rail technology, you can easily snap on and snap off a myriad of different accessories: stocks, barrels and in some cases additional guns! Many of the accessories or “Modules” are purely aesthetic (such as the targeting scope) but things like the shoulder stock or blaster shield can really help improve your game. There are literally 1000s of different variations when it comes to the Modulus range. That being said, like all guns, the Modulus series can be fired by an absolute beginner – it is the customization options that requires a bit of knowledge. Focusing on customization and optimized design, the Modulus range are for the more technical fan. Launched in 2015, the NERF N-Strike Modulus range is the epitome of N-Strike technology. N-Strike blasters offer the best range and functionality without adding any addition worries such as customization. There are of course variations within the range but as a rule of thumb, if your blaster is primary blue or orange there is a high chance it is an N-Strike Elite.įor newbies the N-Strike Elite range is a perfect fit. The Elite series is typified by the distinctive blue/orange colour scheme which has become iconic for any fan of NERF.
#Nerf alpha strike upgrade#
The performance upgrade was thanks to the implementation of a “direct plunger” firing system which helps drive more power to the dart but enough about the technical details, let’s get on with the fun stuff. The core characteristic of N-Strike Elite guns is a fire distance of up to 75ft – a huge uplift from the original 35ft found on N-Strikes.
As the successor to the original N-Strike series, Elite blasters have been going since 2012, making them some of the oldest blasters still in circulation. We are going to kick off with N-Strike Elite range.
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