New to the Competetive scene

Tepig · Feb. 07, 2011 7:31 PM

Hello there, I have been browsing WBO for sometime, and finally decided to join.

I'd also like some advice on what I need to get into the scene
(Like stuff I need to purchase)

I can purchase of people here if needed

Thank you in Advance

ShadowZoroark · Feb. 07, 2011 7:42 PM

Welcome....i pmed you Smile

Tepig · Feb. 07, 2011 7:51 PM

Got the Msg, Ill See what i need once i find out what i need to get into the competetive scene

Also are American Model Metal Fusion Blades good ?

othellog · Feb. 07, 2011 9:18 PM

Welcome to the WBO. Thanks for joining.
This thread tells you what to buy in MFB-
http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-What-to-...MFB-Revamp

:D for the committee

Ga' · Feb. 07, 2011 11:47 PM

Yes Hasbro blades are pretty good. They release new molds that often weigh more and are better for defense. But TT is often preferred due to releases that are about a year ahead of Hasbro and some of the mold 1's are used for stamina. Plus, their Metal System Beys are exclusive to TT, and many are very very useful.

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