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I got myself a Big Z Nuke a while ago and found that I really liked it. As a result, a few days ago I decided to get myself another Nuke and ended up with a Paige Pierce ESP Nuke. I haven't thrown it yet, but it looks like it's going to be extremely flippy (PLH is lower than my Ballista, which is crazy understable). Has this been a common theme with the PP ESP Nukes or did I just get unfortunate?

High speed drivers are obviously very suceptible to inconsistency, so I knew it was a bit of a gamble to begin with. I've read that the stability of ESP Nukes is more inconsistent than the Nuke in other plastics though. Can anyone confirm this or is there really not that big of a difference between

I'm currently awaiting an order containing a clear translucent K1 Stål, with no stamp, that I intend to do a dye job on. While trying to figure out what kind of dye I want to do, I had the idea that I could dye only the rim. Like, MVP/Axiom style, except the entire width of the rim instead of half of it. The method I had in mind was to simply cut out vinyl plastic to cover the bottom and top of the flight plate and then simply submerge the whole disc in an iDye Poly solution.

Has anyone here ever tried doing a similar dye? What was the result?

Is this even a cool/good idea in the first place?

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EDIT: [Here's a concept image of the end result I'm envisioning](https://imgur.com/

Before the Blueprints update arrived, you were able to hide crates. This option seems to have been removed now the the Blueprints have taken their place. I would very much like that option back, because there's no chance I'm using a single one of them given the absolutely ridiculous prices. Please reinstate this option, Psyonix. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would want this.

PS: In case I'm simply missing where that option is located, let me know and I'll remove this post.

I just played a game where I was ads'ing right at a Pathfinder and spraying him, with 2/15 shots registering and dealing damage. He was standing still like he was frozen (except for firing at me) and didn't take a single hit until he started moving. First time I've seen that happen. Not sure if this was some form of lag, glitch or whatever, but I'm quite sure it wasn't just garbage aim from me. I'm not exactly a great player, but I'm not that bad either.

Has anyone else encountered the same thing at any point?

I saw a video of a player trying to get the 4000 damage badge and what he did was have his mates let him do most of the damage in the hope that he gets it. Though, once enemies were knocked, he killed them off instead of spraying through their knockdown shields. I understand that spraying through a knockdown shield isn't the smartest move when you're just going for the win, but when you're just looking for high damage output (especially with teammates that can cover you most of the time) it seemed like a missed opportunity.

Am I missing something here, or could knockdown shields assist in getting a high damage game?

So, what are the chances that the org decals will eventually be available for the Fennec aswell? Seeing as it is quite popular even among pro players, it seems only logical. Universal org decals would ofcourse be fantastic, but that's probably hoping for too much.

I'm currently in possession of two white K1 Kastaplast discs that I would like to dye. I haven't dyed anything before, so I plan on simply dipping half the disc into the dye solution and basically have one half remain white while the other is dyed. I believe it'd look cool in-flight aswell.

That said, I want the color to contrast the white atleast a decent amount (so not yellow dye) and also be as vibrant as possible. So which iDye Poly color(s) would you guys say is my best bet?