(Jan. 05, 2020 2:56 PM)ReekoBlader Wrote: Well said... numbuh 1... I don’t necessarily “rely” on the digital sword launchers, specifically cuz the control factor on those launchers are close to nuffin, but even if we’re talking about the LR string launchers, long ripcord launchers, even the regular sword launchers, I usually hafta buy 3-4 at a time cuz I blow through the geerz so fast (and no, I’m not a launcher clicker....) and I think that sucks..
Numbuh 2... in my case of using LubeSauce, it doesn’t necessarily (Enhance) the launcher’s performance,
It more so (restores) it’s original performance.
Well... then again, that’s what I seen in my case,
You may have seen and felt something different and I respect that.
I’m not afraid of farting out tons of money for beyblades, beylaunchers, or bey accessories, I just don’t want to if I don’t have to!
And not everyone has been blessed with ankle-deep pockets full of fiat currency to spend on launchers, (As most of them are children) and i don’t think that’s fair for anyone, as It’s already bad enough that beyblades themselves will cost ya yer face...
It's just a fact of life that using anything regularly will wear it down. Personally sounds like you're wearing them down way too much though. It's possible you're yanking on them too hard even, which can cause extra wear as well. I still think that if you really need to stock up though, everwish wholesale is really good for that.
As I said though, any sort of lube will speed things and allow your launcher to go faster than it's supposed to with too much ease. It's not feasible to say "Lube is fine once the launcher has X much wear", as judging how much wear is enough to prevent you from adding extra power is just way too problematic to deal with and would require opening up launchers at tournaments to check them which is just too much time wasted. Truth of the latter is lube will never be allowable since it can add performance, even if you specifically use it as a way to restore performance to a damaged launcher or use it to reduce wear. It's just too easy a rule to abuse if it were added.
As to the final point, there's not much they can do about it either without directly hurting their own pockets as well. They're a business. They're hoping to sell enough stuff to make a tidy profit, not to buy you out of house and home. If it feels like they're getting too expensive, then you need to focus on what releases are more important and try to cut back some. I'll be the first to admit that Beyblades are a want, not a need, so don't get more than you can afford.