onemilemore
* Ace Member *
I'm not sure exactly what y'all are trying to figure out here, unless it's purely to uncover a coverup or something otherwise salacious. The production process can change in small ways all the time, and they did a lot of things during the Volt class that were different, and now standard, because it resolved various issues. (literally, "we had problems with XYZ until we hooked up a treatment unit at this specific point in the line") I started seeing changes in the Resistor class that are now normal. The standard now is to blend rims in a way that works for black, glow, and the range of Axiom colors. They're all going through the same machines. From what I understand there are fun challenges and properties unique to some pellet colors, some more than others, which is true of paint and crayons and every other chroma-based product.
I'd be worried if there were reports that say, orange, had slipped thru the cracks and was just total junk. But across the board, they wear differently than blends from yesteryear, without affecting flight? If true someone at the factory needs a pat on the back for that one. My sandblast Ions don't "feel consistent" with Ions off the shelf now, but they're as resolved and consistent as the production standard allows, if that makes sense.
But again, I'm not even sure what's trying to be discovered so I'm just mumbling my opinion into the crowd.
I think all of this speculation/conspiracy theorizing is just a byproduct of success. With more popularity, those who (for whatever reason) don't like MVP will look for ways to knock them down. Case in point: in4d asking about consistency now. Another case in point: Everyone who gets their panties in a bunch when Innova releases a new driver.
If I were MVP, I'd take all the questioning as a compliment. They have everyone's attention.