Oh i forgot that
Any testing?
Any testing?
(Jul. 01, 2012 7:44 AM)ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) Wrote: Just curious, but just how much metal-on-metal contact is there in this stadium?From my experiences with this one, very little. Usually after a launch, the stadium sways causing the beyblades to move around more. Thus the beyblades just touch and rebound. The "real" metal-on-metal happens towards the end where the beyblades have lost speed and slowly meet in the bottom of the stadium.
(Jul. 01, 2012 4:45 PM)ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) Wrote: The slanted side wouldn't be able to make enough contact with the stadium's floor long enough to perform the way you mentioned. The weight of the combo would most likely immediately dip the stadium, thus putting RSF on either the circumference of the flat portion, or the flat portion itself.
(Jul. 01, 2012 8:15 PM)Insomniac Wrote: Well, imagine it as a bowl. If you throw anything in it, regardless, it will cause the bowl to wobble/sway. After a little while, the object will find its way to the bottom (gravity and other stuff). The bowl will cease to wobble/sway. Simple.
But, if you were to have a tip that has enough grip to ride on the slopes of the stadium to increase swaying, that would be awesome! Dunno if centrifugal force plays a role in this Zero-G stadium.
(Jul. 01, 2012 8:31 PM)Flash Wrote: Imagine CRF, Circle RUBBER Flat. A CF with a rubber tire around it. That'd be cool because it would literally "roll" along the stadium floor due to the huge amount of grip that rubber has to plastic.
(Jul. 05, 2012 5:50 AM)Arupaeo Wrote: The question then becomes, will enough people use attack so that the choice of a defense bey doesn't Just become an auto-lose to stamina? Time will tell I guess...
(Jul. 05, 2012 12:52 PM)Ginga Blader#1 Wrote: So I am assuming that Weight-Based Defense would be used mostly against Sway-KO, as the goal is not to move. I assume CS is not good in BBG-03, as it can get aggressive.
And if you are going to us SB, use it with 160, as it creates a perfect 90 degree angle.