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Dec. 17, 2011  1:44 PM
 
Hm, alright. Smile
But, even though outdated, C145 is overrated in most articles though. Smile
I pointed out this earlier too!
Even the Flame Sagittario Overall Section...
C145 actually offered unrivaled Defense? Was it really this good?!

Overall Wrote:Flame, as a Wheel, is a decent Stamina part, but the most important part by far of this Beyblade is C145. It offers unrivaled Defense capabilities against low Attack types, however, there is a lack of low top-tier attack type combinations in the MFB metagame, causing it to be outclassed. This Beyblade should only be bought for personal or collection purposes.
The remaining part of the description does mention that its outclassed, but the reason stated is the lack of Top Tier LTAC's. Well, we do have quite a many of those now, still not 'a lot' of those. Still, is the reason passable?
It would actually suck against the current LTAC's...
Dec. 17, 2011  5:07 PM
 
(Dec. 16, 2011  2:05 AM)Dan Wrote: It's still decent? Man I can't see that considering VariAres, Blitz, Phantom, Death and Duo around.

Lol yah, but for tournaments use, it still stands a tiny chance you know ;].
Dec. 17, 2011  5:09 PM
 
It really depends how you define "decent". It's certainly not "competitive" though.

Janstarblast: Yeah, when it was released, C145 was the best track defensively (though tbh I really think 85/90/100 would have worked better, and defense was headed that way just before BD145 was released).

Anyway, hopefully my previous post won't suffer the consequences of ending a page :3
Dec. 17, 2011  6:41 PM
 
I think this is the best place to post it.
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/...atl_125RDF
This is a stub,right?Any ways to find more stubs?I might edit some articles soon.
Dec. 17, 2011  6:43 PM
 
Kai-V is now writing stubs for newly released beys, so we have some information up on them, and a guideline to work from. Article writing still occurs in the usual way, but you work off that stub in your article, generally.
Dec. 17, 2011  6:47 PM
 
So if I want to make an article that already has a stub,I can refer to it?My Meteo article kinda died.
Dec. 17, 2011  6:48 PM
 
Yep, use the info from the stub and build on it, and then make a thread (or use a pre-existing thread, if there is one).
Dec. 17, 2011  6:55 PM
 
Basically you use what is already written, and you add information on the parts' actual performance in each section.
Dec. 17, 2011  6:59 PM
 
How can we find the stubs?I found that Death article while I was trolling around,reading the MFB wheels article.
Dec. 17, 2011  7:01 PM
 
Hm, perhaps Kei could create a stubs section, but at the moment I only did Death Quetzalcoatl and Duo Uranus.
Dec. 17, 2011  7:04 PM
 
Yes I agree with that Stub Section.I saw some stubs a few months ago,I geuss it was Basalt Horogium.I seem to always find stubs randomly.
Dec. 20, 2011  5:01 AM
 
Hey there,
I was reading through a few of the articles on the wiki, and I noticed a mistake(?) in the Samurai Changer MS article. The error can be found in the last two paragraphs of the "Running Core Part" section quoted below.

Quote:For Defense customization, it can work well, but Jiraiya MS's Bearing Core 2 and Round Shell MS's Rubber Weight Core tend to outclass it. While they cannot match Battle Change

Battle Change Core's true advantages lay in its weight and its ability to carry a CWD; if anything, the mode-change gimmick simply detracts from these advantages.

The first paragraph doesn't seem to properly end. I'm not sure how this was intended to continue, however.
Just wanted to draw attention to it. Hope this helps.
Dec. 20, 2011  5:13 AM
 
I think it's supposed to carry on into the next paragraph.
Anyways, I think that once Diablo is released, we'll need to be updating Basalt's article on it being the heaviest. Tongue_out
Dec. 20, 2011  5:25 AM
 
Ah but, "While they cannot match Battle Change Core's true advantages lay in its weight and its ability to carry a CWD..." doesn't quite make sense...
Dec. 21, 2011  8:03 PM
 
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/...egasis_F:D
Um... is this supposed to be there? I'm pretty sure no...
Dec. 21, 2011  8:22 PM
 
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Kid%27s_Dragoon
Kinda... Broken?

http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Desert_Sphinxer
Not even an article...

Seeing as administrators are the only group that create articles, could we not just set it so that they are the only group that can?
Dec. 21, 2011  8:46 PM
 
They aren't the only ones who create articles..? I've put one up in the past.
Dec. 21, 2011  8:48 PM
 
He is saying they are the only ones who were, up until recently, "supposed" to be doing it.

I accidentally made one, once, but it was fixed and made official the same day.

I do think we should limit it to certain usergroups, though. Perhaps only Advanced and higher.
Dec. 21, 2011  8:58 PM
 
Ah okay, I figured I misread it considering Alex would not have left a big hole in his post like that, haha.
Dec. 21, 2011  11:19 PM
 
Actually, Beywiki was always supposed to be open to everybody, fundamentally a "wiki", but we always had high standards and people generally know to go through the Beywiki Project forum for approval first. Our demographics and popularity just changed a lot since 2007.
Dec. 22, 2011  8:31 AM
 
Just fixed up Dark Bull's overall part:

ME! Wrote:Dark Bull H145SD does have a few noteworthy parts, however, all of it's parts are outclassed. SD, at one point was one of the best Stamina bottoms avalible, however is outclassed by the much easier to access WD, as well as EDS and PD. H145, when used in MF Lightning L Drago H145RF packs some smash ability, however both Lightning L Drago and H145 are outclassed, namely by Variares and BD145/CH120. H145 has also found use in a niche use in Attack in the combo Hell Aquario H145R2F, however is outclassed in the above wheels mentioned. Bull, while being the heaviest Right-Spin Clear Wheel, is only a few milligrams(?) heavier than Aquario, which has much better weight distribution. Another worthy mention is that Dark Bull H145SD is quite hard to find compared to much more recent attackers. The only reason to buy this Beyblade is is you do not have acess to parts such as CH120, BD145 and WD.

EDIT:Guys, thank you for help! I updated it upon your thoughts. Smile

Dec. 22, 2011  8:39 AM
 
Serious
Bull is still a great Clear Wheel, H145 can still be used with great success and SD still is a decent alternative to WD.
Dec. 22, 2011  1:02 PM
 
We don't know if PD outclasses SD or WD, there were never enough tests done on it, and we don't know if EDS outclasses SD either, EDS is only really used on BD145 Stamina.

There's still decent reason to buy the beyblade, but it is no longer a must-have.
Dec. 22, 2011  4:46 PM
 
PD outclasses SD and WD on basis of Solo Spin Time, but it is WAY easier to KO than WD/SD/D, which is quite an embarrassment for a Stamina part... That is what the small amount of tests showed. Smile
As for the bey being a decent purchase(but not a must-have), yes.
It should be considered that SD is not released quite often, and with whichever 'other bey' it is released, the 'other bey' is worse in comparison to Dark Bull. Other than Dark Bull, I've heard of just the defamed Poison Serpent to provide an SD tip. :\
As for H145, it had lost use but is back with the combo Hell Aquario H145R²F, which has probably found niche use in attack. Bull has created a lasting impression upon the meta-game, as being among the best choices for Defense/Stamina.
Yes, Aquario IS better in most cases, but Bull ain't bad either. I ain't sure about Bull being slightly heavier than Aquario, as I always assumed them to weigh more or less the same. So, that is probably not a valid point, IMO. Smile
Dec. 22, 2011  8:56 PM
 
Aquario is better in basically all cases, but yeah, it's a very minor difference. Bull is still listen in the competitive combo's list and I doubt it will be going anywhere soon.
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