As the title says, what are your guys opinion on the schneider mk-II? Can anyone tell me how it plays?
It is tremendously powerful. It easily has the strongest spin among all my throws, while only weighing in at 62 grams. I’d guess that this is the reason why it has such a solid feel. As you’d expect, the stability, speed and spin time are incredible with the Mk-ll. It eats up both my most relaxed tricks as well as my fastest combos. The only complaint I have about it is its tiny vibe (and i mean tiny.) It’s barely noticeable, so I don’t think it should bother you at all.
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Do you know how it would compare to a nobunaga?
The Nobanaga is much like a Draupnir, but bit a little smaller. It is quick, maneuverable, stable, and long spinning. The Nobunaga has a lot of horsepower, per spin time. It offers a feel in a mid-sized yoyo that I have not felt, in that size range. It slays horizontal and speed combo’s. Really good at finger spin’s too. If you want something else, then you can wait for Sengoku’s other throw’s in the future; they’ll probably surprise you. Regardless, you’ll be happy for any one that you choose 
I own a Schneider Mk-II and I’ve played the Nobunaga extensively. I liked the Schneider more. It feels slightly faster, while maintaining the same degree of stability, manoeuvrability and spin time. However, the Nobunaga handles tight tech better because of its size and shape and is slightly smoother.