RF isn't solid, they come loose. But MF seems to stay in place (though I think some people have broken them with excessive downwards force when launching).
Also, the metal seems to wear ever so slightly at the edges (it's worth noting the metal TT use for tips isn't THAT strong, my MS wore down severely using it on concrete (not much of a waste, though, tbh)), and also, does tend to collect tiny bits of gunk on it's surface after multiple uses.
That said, your question belongs in Metal Flat Discussion.
(Apr. 01, 2011 7:11 PM)Vongola-Hibari Wrote: Has any one notice that Srew looks like a backwards version of Storm? It could be the reason to why it's not good.
This annoys me, firstly, I can see where you're coming from with the looking like storm backwards, but it's not really that much like it. Also, Storm isn't particularly bad used in reverse, more recoil, more smash, IIRC.
MORE IMPORTANTLY THOUGH: Screw isn't bad. It's one of the better right spin attack wheels, probably third or fourth best, not counting gravity (hell and vulcan are better, Rock might be better in some cases, I think)
PLEASE go back and look at the results, I got excellent results in my testing (which was against RS-tipped beys), and other members tests have been pretty positive too.
As much as I doubt it'll be much use now with hell and basalt around, neither is vulcan. I'd say that screw is probably better than Pre-HWS Pegasis (haven't used my pegasis in a while). What happened was that there were so many new releases, particularly hell and basalt, that screw just got forgotten about/ignored. You could say that it got SCREW-ed over
(*YEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!*)
Also, going back to some ancient posts, in my tests, I still recall Screw showing rather noticeable upper attack. It threw a beyblade further than I've ever seen a beyblade fly. Maybe it's upper smash, but man, it lift stuff and throws it. I should really use the combo more (I still have it together). It didn't always do this, but it's more upper than I've seen on anything else.
Also, I don't know if we weighed screw yet, but it's actually pretty damn heavy. Not Basalt or Hell heavy, but it's no lightweight. Those are serious chunks of metal on its sides.