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True, any marker will be reliable if you maintain it right, but some are easier to maintain than others, and can take more of a beating before something goes wrong with them.
I play scenario, which is a fairly tough environment, and most of the gearheads I know shoot Planet Eclipse Egos. I don't know when you stopped playing or how into gear you were, but if you don't know about them, they're also very high performance, tourney level speedball markers. Getting a new one will cost you quite a bit, I want to say somewhere in the $1200 neighborhood, but if you get a used one from a previous model year, they're actually quite reasonably priced. They go back to 2005, you could probably get an 06 or 07 for $300 or so (Ballpark, I haven't browsed B/S/T or eBay in the past few months).
As for previous suggestions, Tippmanns are basically invincible, but offer little as far as electronic markers go. I know some people who own Automags, and they seem to have problems with them constantly. I've heard it described as a tinkerer's gun.
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