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General B-Daman Thread

Oct. 13, 2011  10:35 PM
 
I don't think B-Daman needs DHB, per se. B-Daman existed long before DHB came around, and it was still fun.

There are alternatives to DHB, plus there are ways to make the game interesting and fun if you're willing to look for them. Part of B-Daman's appeal (at least to me) is the variety of play, and that comes with some use of imagination. Plus, if you know what you're doing, and neither player is cheating, you can play DHB without the armor.
Oct. 13, 2011  10:52 PM
 
DHB was the first one ever introduced. Where you had to hit the targets under the Barrel,Core of the Blaster.
I have suggested an idea to you and will suggest some others to.
Oct. 13, 2011  11:07 PM
 
BeyCenter: I hate to correct you, but that's only in the US. In its native Japan, and some Arabic territories, the first competitive B-Daman game was Super B-Daman, which had no DHB at all, and was based around the "EZ" series of games, which were very DIY in terms of officialness.

DHB was a revolution brought about by Battle B-Daman, which in itself was made out of cancelled Super B-Daman R-Eunit parts and concepts in the initial 24 products, the "DHB" system. But the DHBs of the original System and the Zero system( the US Battle B-Daman) are very different. For instance, the DHBs of the original Battle B-daman were in essence built into the figure, with only the Sight Shield and Attack Point needing to be added. Other parts could be added too, like roller feet and magazines. When the Attack Point was struck, an emblem popped out of the figure's head and was awarded to the winner, which was attached to the winner's sight shield in an indentation.

When the Zero System came about, several changes were made. For instance, the ability to "Squeeze" the holds of the figure was added, and shot power in general was increased from the previous models, which due to concerns about safety had no power increasing parts made for them. The idea of "emblems" to be awarded was also discarded completely.

2 major revisions to this system were made, first being the DHB Advance core for Zero 2 (Blastercore), which could take multiple hits, and the DHB unit for Cartridge system B-Daman, which went back to the idea of the original system minus the emblems.

So, that's what I was saying. B-Daman doesn't need DHB, it's existed since 1994 without it. It's not a bad game by any means, I myself enjoy a good DHB advance match, but I just don't think every B-Daman series needs it.
Oct. 13, 2011  11:40 PM
 
I see. I was VERY young (well not to very) when B-daman first started so I would only know of what happened when it started in the US and further on.
Oct. 13, 2011  11:56 PM
 
S'alright. But I would recommend looking it up, especially the old B-Daman types (Fighting Phoenix is crezzeh).

Also of note, that new B-Daman arena seems to incorporate elements from the previous Cross Fight arenas (Offical, Time Attack , Official +). I guess that's why it's called the "Triple Fighting Arena".
Oct. 14, 2011  1:00 AM
 
(Oct. 13, 2011  8:13 PM)Nwolf Wrote: weight might be a problem for most B-daplayers

i knew someone who was willing to use plastic one gallon milk jugs in the old zero/zero 2 system magazine bottle adapter, so i'm sure weight will not be that much of an issue for the tornado magazine
Oct. 14, 2011  8:57 PM
 
So, I've taken a look at Stroke Orochi, with pictures from TakaraTomy's Beyblade/B-Daman blog. It seems to be using a cross between Go-Tiger's Soft Stroke Drive Core and Break Ogre's Power Trigger.

For the uninitiated, the Soft Stroke Core was a gimmick from the later BlasterCore series, that required one to push two extra trigger pieces back in addition to one trigger forward. This was ideal for rapid-fire types. The Power Trigger was a part that contained extra gears and lengthened the trigger, making every shot a power shot regardless of the force the trigger was pressed with.

Stroke Orochi's gimmick seems to combine elements from both.

Source: https://my.takaratomy-business-service.c.../beyblade/
Oct. 14, 2011  9:23 PM
 
everyone seems to be doing the theorising for me...
Oct. 14, 2011  10:32 PM
 
Its only cuz we put here before you, don't let it bring you down. You will have your time to shine!

Anyway, I should be expecting my Rev Dravise soon. It will come in about a week or so! And you guys now where to look first when I un-box it, so sub to see it if you want!
Oct. 15, 2011  6:46 AM
 
I'm quite interested in these ! Where can you buy them? Also what do you do to them once you have them. Like what is the aim of them.

Thanks.
Oct. 15, 2011  6:52 AM
 
Chups: 1. you buy them over the internet due to these new ones are only in japan. 2. the aim of the game vary on witch kind of game you play but it always involves shooting a marble from the b-daman at something, like a capsal or an opposing b-daman (for this series i don't think they have that yet).
Oct. 15, 2011  11:19 AM
 
Yeah I realised it was online but what website?
Oct. 15, 2011  11:28 AM
 
(Oct. 15, 2011  11:19 AM)Chups Wrote: Yeah I realised it was online but what website?

by online do you mean where can you buy them? well ebay has a few, like side Shark.
Oct. 15, 2011  2:18 PM
 
Okay, so its confirmed that Im selling:
CB-01 ACCELL
CB-08
CB-12

Can someone PLEASE elaborate on how this game works, and what do you do. PLEASE!
Oct. 15, 2011  5:03 PM
 
(Oct. 15, 2011  2:18 PM)Galaxy Jay Wrote: Okay, so its confirmed that Im selling:
CB-01 ACCELL
CB-08
CB-12

Can someone PLEASE elaborate on how this game works, and what do you do. PLEASE!

I just sent you a PM explaining the basic rules and a request about CB-08 and CB-12.

Also, I've almost finished the first draft of the B-Daman competitive rules. If anyone's interested in getting a copy, let me know.
Oct. 15, 2011  10:17 PM
 
Chups So far only eBay and Galaxy Jay are selling them. There is one more site but I do not remember the name of it. It does start with an "R" though.
Oct. 16, 2011  9:29 AM
 
I'm still thinking of how I can be helpful, since everyone beats me to theorising...

also guys i'm really looking forward to these B-daman extra parts, especially the ones I posted before, way better than the milk jug B-daball loaders... so BeyCenter have you got it yet? I really can't wait...
Oct. 16, 2011  1:49 PM
 
when you've played this game long enough you can predict the usefulness of newer parts, so just give it time
Oct. 16, 2011  4:25 PM
 
@Nwolf Not yet, today's Sunday here in Chicago and we don't get any mail on Sunday. So it should come (ad I'm hoping that it does) from Mon-Thurs.
Oct. 16, 2011  4:27 PM
 
(Oct. 16, 2011  1:49 PM)bugturtles Wrote: when you've played this game long enough you can predict the usefulness of newer parts, so just give it time

I know, I've been practically playing games like beyblade and B-daman since I was able to...

well I can predict that stuff, but I want to put my knowledge to use in a way only I can, which I can't think of...

also Beycenter too bad, I bet you can't wait...
Oct. 16, 2011  4:45 PM
 
I bet some random person is gonna make the WBO (world "B-daman organization)
Oct. 16, 2011  5:20 PM
 
(Oct. 16, 2011  4:45 PM)majinshadow11 Wrote: I bet some random person is gonna make the WBO (world "B-daman organization)

Hopefully they would have the decency of calling it "WBDO" at least.
Oct. 16, 2011  5:23 PM
 
I doubt they'd be allowed to, especially if Kai-v posted on the forum, ha! well they might call it something along those lines.
Oct. 18, 2011  11:53 PM
 
I still have no idea where to find these? I have check multiple online sites and I have no luck of finding any of these for sale. So far the only place I can find them is on ebay but I don't think its worth buying them for $30 for each.
Oct. 19, 2011  12:01 AM
 
I will give you a link later, stormdrago.

The WBDO is just unoriginal. Seriously, if anything. it would be the:

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