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How To Make Burst Beys 10X Harder To Burst (NO DOUBT BEST METHOD)

Dec. 06, 2015  11:13 PM
 
Hi guys i'm going to show you how to stop beyblade burst beys from bursting this method is so simple and safe [easy to make beys legal again you will use it .

REMEMBER NOT TO USE IT IN EVENT

Things you need (Click to View)
1:- take a plastic sheet
2:- spread white glue on plastic sheet [approximately 1 mm layer of glue (same as plastic bag)]
3:- make sure it is evenly spread [no bubbles] and let it dry for over night
4:- peel glue from plastic sheet

you will get somthing like in pictures bellow

[Image: IMG_20151205_WA0031.jpg]

[Image: IMG_20151205_WA0034.jpg]

5:- then put it on driver and screw layer [it maybe hard to locate]

[Image: IMG_20151205_WA0036.jpg]

[Image: IMG_20151205_WA0038.jpg]

Variares H145RS vs Kerbecs Central Defense (Click to View)





MAIN GOAL OF THIS THREAD IS TO PREVENT TEETH WEAR WHEN PRACTISING
Dec. 06, 2015  11:35 PM
 
I can almost assuredly state that adding a film of plastic does not make it impossible, the additional layer just makes it more difficult, rarer. That is due to the principle that the more you draw a contour on a shape with concave and convex sections, the more you end up with a flat line, so right now you are capturing a fatter white tab on the Driver into the space between teeth on the Layer.

I am both not certain this deserves a topic and that this is the only method to prevent bursts.
Dec. 07, 2015  12:06 AM
 
Honestly I'm not sure why you'd do this, as it kind of ruins the point of the game.
But whatever, I mean I guess it would be useful for those Youtube videos where people do cross-generation stuff.
Dec. 07, 2015  12:07 AM
 
(Dec. 06, 2015  11:35 PM)Kai-V Wrote: I can almost assuredly state that adding a film of plastic does not make it impossible, the additional layer just makes it more difficult, rarer. That is due to the principle that the more you draw a contour on a shape with concave and convex sections, the more you end up with a flat line, so right now you are capturing a fatter white tab on the Driver into the space between teeth on the Layer.

I am both not certain this deserves a topic and that this is the only method to prevent bursts.

@[Kai-V] i posted thread before it's complete by mistake you can see now it's ok. Also see videos (in links above)
(Dec. 07, 2015  12:06 AM)Neo Wrote: Honestly I'm not sure why you'd do this, as it kind of ruins the point of the game.
But whatever, I mean I guess it would be useful for those Youtube videos where people do cross-generation stuff.

I made this method to use while practicing so teeth won't wear
Dec. 08, 2015  7:44 PM
 
Useless method waste of time, doesn't define the purpose of Burst
Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM
 
If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless
Dec. 08, 2015  8:16 PM
 
I wouldn't call it completely worthless.
You can probably use his method to determine how well a Layer could've been, if it hadn't been so easy to Burst. It's decent info.
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM)Zoroaste Wrote: If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless

I agree, I think FIREFIRE is learning a lot and improving the quality of his posts and thread quite much
Dec. 08, 2015  8:21 PM
 
He's got a good intention and whether if it's good or not, he's at least doing something new, it's not like he'd use it for tourneys.
Dec. 08, 2015  8:37 PM
 
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM)Zoroaste Wrote: If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless

What about you respecting my opinion?
Dec. 08, 2015  8:40 PM
 
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:37 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM)Zoroaste Wrote: If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless

What about you respecting my opinion?

You didn't have to be disrespectful to FIREFIRE, to state your opinion.
Dec. 08, 2015  8:41 PM
 
Your "opinion" was an insult. No, I do not respect it at all
Dec. 08, 2015  8:43 PM
 
I think saying "In my opinion" would have been clearer but okay I respect it.
Dec. 08, 2015  8:43 PM
 
All right guys, let's calm things down.

I agree it's against the purpose of Burst, but I'm sure there are others who are interested in this, and it won't cause any damage. Seems harmless.
Dec. 08, 2015  8:44 PM
 
As long as it's not used in tourneys. I think this would be good for Your Creations.
Dec. 08, 2015  8:45 PM
 
It's just a little layer of plastic, seems harmless so I may try it.
Maybe plastic grocery bags could work too?
Dec. 08, 2015  8:46 PM
 
Does cling film work?
Dec. 08, 2015  9:00 PM
 
Thank you FIREFIRE for this great suggestion. I'll try it out as soon as I can. Smile
Dec. 08, 2015  9:07 PM
 
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:45 PM)Neo Wrote: It's just a little layer of plastic, seems harmless so I may try it.
Maybe plastic grocery bags could work too?

Yeah it works but not as good as glue because glue hace little more grip
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:46 PM)J.I.N.B.E.E! Wrote: Does cling film work?

Yeah. Plastic you're using between layer needs to be soft and grippy. Also it should be 1.5 to 2mm thick
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:37 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM)Zoroaste Wrote: If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless

What about you respecting my opinion?

I'm sorry @[originalzankye] if you don't find it useful. Main purpose of this method is to prevent wearing of teeth, test how good layer perform if it's won't burst (I call it burst off mode), also for youtuber like you can use this method to battle burst beys agains mfb (because burst can't keep up with mfb due to bursting) I found with this method Kerbecs can keep up very well against somthing like variares r145gcf (note in video I used Variares R145RS and hand spinned Kerbecs). I tested with launcher too I got 3-2 in variares r145gcf vs Kerbecs Central Defense (burst off mode)
Dec. 08, 2015  9:35 PM
 
(Dec. 08, 2015  9:07 PM)CHEHEN-FIREFIRE Wrote:
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:45 PM)Neo Wrote: It's just a little layer of plastic, seems harmless so I may try it.
Maybe plastic grocery bags could work too?

Yeah it works but not as good as glue because glue hace little more grip
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:46 PM)J.I.N.B.E.E! Wrote: Does cling film work?

Yeah. Plastic you're using between layer needs to be soft and grippy. Also it should be 1.5 to 2mm thick
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:37 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Dec. 08, 2015  8:14 PM)Zoroaste Wrote: If you think it is useless and a waste of time then don't do it or post about it. He is trying to help the community with this post and whether or not we find it useful we should appreciate the effort regardless

What about you respecting my opinion?

I'm sorry @[originalzankye] if you don't find it useful. Main purpose of this method is to prevent wearing of teeth, test how good layer perform if it's won't burst (I call it burst off mode), also for youtuber like you can use this method to battle burst beys agains mfb (because burst can't keep up with mfb due to bursting) I found with this method Kerbecs can keep up very well against somthing like variares r145gcf (note in video I used Variares R145RS and hand spinned Kerbecs). I tested with launcher too I got 3-2 in variares r145gcf vs Kerbecs Central Defense (burst off mode)

Expressing my opinion wasn't insulting you at any circumstance, but Burst was created to battles with burst not really with other beys from other series, reason why you don't find any videos in our channel with burst battling others than burst. For sure some people like your input and we respect you for that .
Dec. 09, 2015  3:50 PM
 
(Dec. 08, 2015  7:44 PM)originalzankye Wrote: Useless method waste of time, doesn't define the purpose of Burst

That was unwarranted for
Dec. 09, 2015  4:01 PM
 
Guys, Zankye is our long-time affiliate, but more than that, everyone is entitled to their opinions, there is no reason any person should be discouraged to express theirs as long as it respects the rules. The above comment was very hostile and you should apologise to Zankye for it. (EDIT : Well, the last comment on the previous page; you know what I mean.)


For instance, while I do not know if this method is completely useless, I really do not see why everyone is jumping on it out of joy. I am really indifferent to it.
Dec. 09, 2015  5:23 PM
 
Last words on the Zankye matter;
I believe that Zankye's wording on his first post in this thread sounded unnecessarily rude to FIREFIRE. I think FIREFIRE still deserves a formal apology, in PM or not. Affiliate or not, you can't say it didn't sound rude, no matter the intentions of the post.
Dropping this now.



FIREFIRE, does the glue-film get stuck inside of the driver at all? Or does it removes easily with no trace of it being there?
Dec. 09, 2015  5:26 PM
 
No such trace remains Neo. Sharing my personal experience though.
Dec. 09, 2015  5:31 PM
 
@[Neo] I think it pretty much depends on how you apply the glue, though it also depends on the glue itself, it's type I mean.
Dec. 09, 2015  5:33 PM
 
(Dec. 09, 2015  5:23 PM)Neo Wrote: Last words on the Zankye matter;
I believe that Zankye's wording on his first post in this thread sounded unnecessarily rude to FIREFIRE. I think FIREFIRE still deserves a formal apology, in PM or not. Affiliate or not, you can't say it didn't sound rude, no matter the intentions of the post.
Dropping this now.

It is critical about the method, not insulting FIREFIRE in any way, unlike athreya50's comment before he edited his post.
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