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Matt
Michal


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Everything that
could go wrong in the design of a Nerf blaster is
summed up in the Motorized Disk Launcher.
First there are the obvious flaws. The
blaster has an incredibly small range. The
poor range is only supported by poor accuracy.
The disks have tendency to fly randomly,
especially with a little wind. Unfortunately, this
is not the first time Hasbro has produced a
blaster with less than ideal statistics.
In addition, the Motorized Disk Launcher has some of
peculiarities. The blaster emits a loud buzzing
noise. This buzzing makes it easy for you opponent
to hear were you are located. The disks are
difficult to load and they jam quite frequently.
These disks make the blaster impractical. The
disks that it uses are not compatible with other
Nerf products. You cannot purchase refill
packs for this type of ammo. Therefore, once you lose the ammo, the toy is
useless.
I would venture to say that this is
the "perfect" bad blaster.
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Andi
Hlabse


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The
Motorized Disk Launcher is outright terrible. The
only plus side of this blaster is that it’s
motorized and requires only a trigger pull to
fire.
The down sides
are nearly endless. The accuracy is TERRIBLE,
even from ten feet or less away. You never know
which way the disk ammo is going to go. It doesn’t
miss consistently either (if that makes any
sense). First it’ll miss way up and left, then
down, and then way down and right. Velocity and
maximum distance are putrid; and, to sum it up, the
Motorized Disk Launcher is one of the most
underpowered Nerf blasters around.
The Motorized
Disk Launcher is simply too weak and sporadic to
be of any use whatsoever in a Nerf war.
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