When a player squeezes the trigger, a visible laser beam and an invisible infrared beam fire simultaneously from the rifle, and a digital laser sound effect emits from an amplified speaker in the pack. Confusion as to whether a player has been hit is a problem with many existing systems, but Intersphere has rectified this issue. After the set period, the pack re-energizes and will function normally. Additionally, the player who fired the shot will hear a high-pitched ping sound from his own pack, indicating a hit. They can then check their LCD to see which player they have struck.
Players are always aware of their current status in the game.
This assures scoring accuracy, gives greater arena mobility, and creates limitless options in game scripting. It is forged from rugged, high quality plastics, and can sustain extremely high impact without sustaining damage. It is common practice for other systems to use up to forty packs. Breakdowns are so frequent they must have several backup packs on sight to maintain full capacity. Moreover, the malfunction is typically discovered by a player during a game, which begets an unsatisfied customer.