Thumb wrestle you for it!
Diane
I found MX203 game scent overpowering with anything more than 3 sprays
MX275 has actually been very ok even with up to as many as 4 sprays on
I never saw any differences with Game scent from one MX version to another, the only thing I can think of is maybe the raw pheros in it can possibly change the scent a bit.
Sometimes when you smell a putative unfragrance, each one has its own unique smell, maybe that is adding to the difference of each MX and you are picking up on that?
The one diasadvantage I see to Game scent is it is a light scent and is not great for winter, you cannot go more then 3 sprays initially but usually dries down pretty quickly and after about 3 hours i don’t even notice it anymore compared to my heavy woody/oriental scents.
It would be cool if they come out with a woody scent to test maybe with some sandalwood, and musk, I know women love that on a man
i have mx281, if that is the game scent it smells pretty good, not too in your face but lasts about 5-6 hours at 3 sprays.
Oh no Diane, the gentleman in me would have to insist on precluding you from any of those nasty sensations that you felt recently.
Besides which, I have little doubt that you would open a can of whoopass on me 
honestly i like the old ammo scent the best when it comes to ammo that is but, mx203 isnt bad with game scent i find it kinda weak honestly..
I’ve been giving this some thought, and I think I’ve figured out why some folks don’t like the Game scent. It’s in a lot of the newer mx’s, so there might be a psychological factor with the wearer. Well, okay, I’m talking about me specifically, but maybe some of you can relate. We KNOW that regardless of the smell, the different products have different pheromones in them, but sometimes it an be hard to get it through MY head that I’m wearing something different. MX292 smells just like MX203 and MX200, but they’re different phero-wise, so there may be a little nose-to-brain confusion. I’m not sure if I’m articulating this clearly, but can any of you get what I’m trying to say?
-D4
definately, you associate a smell with an experience and you expect the same from the same. good point.
I get what you are trying to say, but for me it’s a different story.
I didn’t like the game scent when I tried it for the very first time. HATED it. If anything, this has probably led me to slack off on testing many potentially good mixes because I can’t tolerate the scent in most cases.
I feel like I’m sucking it up just to try it. “Ok, prepare yourself, lets see if this one is good enough to make up for the smell.” I find myself thinking, “well, ok, got a few good hits, does that make it worth it?” I couldn’t tell if it was just my nose, or if my skin was doing something to it, or if all you nutters had simply killed off your scent cells and couldn’t smell what I did.
I also don’t get how many people felt this scent was subtle or subdued. For me, it was the obnoxious thing that I couldn’t escape. Oh my god why won’t it dry down, oh my god will it ever go away.
Some of the newer mixes seem to have the scent turned down a bit, and I think that’s a major plus. For example, some of the Ammo test pack seem much better than others to the point where some of them hit me as “game” overkill, and some of them actually wear alright on me. As in, oh this one almost smells nice.
It’d be interesting to see some data on how much of the scent package is included in each mix to see if there is a correlation.
Agree with this, The MX271-3 series seemed to last forever, I could apply at 7am and still smell it seemingly just as stongly when I showered for bed at 10 or 11 pm.
The AMMO test pack seems to range from 6-8 hours to as little as 3 hours (I think MX278 was the shortlived one for me.)