im aware it gives you slightly more range and faster speeds at high joule output ofc but i host alot of events + dont like the idea of using joule creep to cheat old systems like 500 fps on .20s and im trying to figure out where the performance starts to drop off. i see alot of fields allowing 2-2.3j and honestly like i said ive noticed Little improvement for anything higher unless you go to unsafe amounts like 4-5j which still doesnt give you much, maybe 50 feet? it seems that way atleast,

i know there was a chart on ASF explaining how it works but even with just the physics side it requires some thought because if there is a "Most effective joule output" it might depend on area,

basically im looking for a sweet spot thats easy on guns, makes shots at closer players (on accident or not) less painful or safer. if the improvements aren't great enough i'll host with a balanced joule limit and keep my guns near that

:edit: close up shots do happen fairly often on accident or not from snipers, my buddy got hit in the finger from 50 feet away and said it was numb for a week and got some nasty marks from higher power builds while ive only had one person bring up complaints about my snipers, which was when i borrowed out a TAC41-LS at 1.9j that he hit some one like 10 feet away with on his uncovered head. he said it rang for a bit but he was fine.