Perosnally HMS is to much like MFB (offtopic)
anyway ive geard off a metal butchip is this true . If so has it been given thought
anyway ive geard off a metal butchip is this true . If so has it been given thought
(Jul. 21, 2011 4:23 PM)Galaxy Wrote:(Jul. 21, 2011 4:13 PM)♥ Wrote:(Jul. 21, 2011 4:05 PM)th!nk Wrote: We haven't, except maybe for Cross Griffon in one specific combo so far. Everything I'm writing is based on that.
Other than Driger V2 of course, but as we saw on sunday, beywiki's article on it underrates it heavily.
Jotting down ideas for various categories, from memory, right now, btw.
And I'm only focussing on plastics, don't have any HMS myself
I don't think so at all; yes, I wrote that Driger V2 pretty much swept my group, but the more I think about it, it never really faced anything remotely established as top-tier and when it did, it lost. I think this is definitely what Kai-V is alluding to, and I will add that the customisations on show on Sunday weren't particularly great, at least in the UK, since a lot of people didn't have the necessary parts. The wiki article is a little off with references like "200%", but I don't think there's anything glaringly wrong.
In fact, at my eyes, there's nothing wrong. And personally i'm not talking about the the Driger V2's power or weakness. I'm talking about the fact that THIS is the World BeyBlade Organization,and as BeyBlade Organization it must have complete articles and list of competitives combos of each categories as guide line for this generation and the future generation.
Atm, the most of children plays with MFB,because they don't know nothing about Plastics and HMSs!
They play with MF,because spots in TV talks about them. But we,as community,have the role to say all about our hobby/play!
(Jul. 21, 2011 4:59 PM)Ultrablader Wrote: I think this could be used as a chance to help the younger members be more interested in plastics. The only reason they aren't anymore is cause there's no tv series airing for the old ones anymore and there's not a complete resource to teach them about it. Also I don't know about anyone else but I was planning to start doing meet ups for plastics after the summer now that i'm home. This would be a great way to get the masses interested in plastics. This could if done often enough evolve into regular plastic tourneys.
(Jul. 21, 2011 5:24 PM)Ultrablader Wrote: Yeah but a majority of them are not hard to find. Lots on YJA are also good since you can get quite a lot for not that much. I would be interested in going half and half with you or Blitz for a lot on YJA.
(Jul. 21, 2011 6:18 PM)th!nk Wrote: One other thing: The MG WD. It's really hard to find really good info on it. Is it useful? I've seen you mention it before, so I figured I'd get this cleared up while the opportunity is there