(May. 25, 2011 7:05 PM)ControL_ Wrote: Also i'm getting different results against Lightning Tank
When you pull, is your HF/S in HF mode faster than your LRF?
That's not surprising; without my launch technique, you won't get nearly as good results. Also, not having the same experience as I do with MLMPPCRTTH doesn't help either. As I said in the OP: "I'm tempted to call it the most difficult custom to use effectively in Beyblade. With lots of practice though, it's deadly".
(May. 26, 2011 1:21 AM)Mr. N Wrote: I would like to test this out, but I don't own TH170, but I might get some in my RBV7 I'm getting soon. Would 230HF or 230S be OK?
Definitely not. That's like trying to use RF instead of LRF on Lightning Tank. Are you crazy?
(May. 26, 2011 2:39 AM)Dan Wrote: Kei, do you mind testing this against the Dragon Punisher?
If I get the chance, sure. I'm sure it will punish it thoroughly.
(May. 26, 2011 2:42 AM)Hero Wrote: Kei, would you also do a couple of rounds with the other Perseus clear wheels please.
Don't have them, sorry.
(May. 26, 2011 3:04 AM)|Joe| Wrote: This is very nice! REALLY long name though, haha. This is indeed a very logical combo. I guess nobody thought of using the parts because they're so unorthodox.
The parts are somewhat unorthodox, yes! But the idea behind it was so logical; my superior intellect is what gave birth to this new deity, really. I still amaze myself that was I was able to conceptualize such a groundbreaking, metagame-shattering combo mere days after the function of TH170 was revealed. Like I've repeated almost ad nauseum, Beyblade has never seen something like this before. This is truly something new.
(May. 26, 2011 3:14 AM)Hero Wrote: It's HF/S and TH170. HF/S was outclassed in attack by RF and stamina by WD, but who'd figure it would have this kind of use? TH170 just hasn't been tested enough, give it to Kei to find their uses.
I know, right?