BigJetDriver69 once bubbled...
You obviously didn't note my caveat, or my intent to keep it civil!
Ah yes, the first step of the "Those DIR folks are so mean" act: "I'm asking to keep things civil, you bunch of fanatical cultists."
You want to keep things civil? I'd say an apology is in order since you went on the offensive [both definitions implied] right out of the gate.
Dennis, I guess I'm one of those fanatical cultist apostles. If we did half the things we're constantly accused of doing, I'd hate us too.
Fact is we don't, but some people can't support their arguments, so they resort to simply tearing other people down. I apologize for their behavior, it's an embarrassment to the sport.
But to the topic at hand.
Since you already own the Zeagle, keep the Zeagle for the time being. In my opinion it will NOT carry you to a technical endgame. You've got plenty of time and dives ahead of you before you get to doubles, which is where a BP & Wing really shines. Keep your eyes and ears open, and given the rising popularity of the BP&W system, you'll probably get to try out one before long. Then you can make an informed decision.
My only strict piece of advice is to not invest one red cent in "upgrading" the Zeagle in any way ("stabalizing plates" or whatever). Odds are you'll get rid of it when you move to doubles (if not before), and any additional investment in the Zeagle will be lost.
Maybe I should say something like "You should have 5 and only 5 D rings" to satisfy BigJetDriver69's delusions, but that's neither here nor there at this point in your diving.
Roak
Ps. Man, I completely missed the "'Ancient and Terrible Old Gods' (or more correctly, Ancient Demons)!!!" slam the first time around, you're just full of civility, aren't you BigJetDriver69? Please don't bother with step 2 of the "I'm hurt" act, which usually consists of some accusation that I don't know what a smiley face means, as if a direct insult followed by a smiley face makes it OK.