(Feb. 16, 2021 9:35 AM)Hikikomori808 Wrote: Going on a rant on a separate place, I was saying TT was getting lazy with the new metal capped drivers . Somebody replied basically saying: ”no TT likes to be unique look at The End.” Here’s how I replied and what I think they should do.
“the limit break system was a perfect example of what TT COULD do. After that they just got lazy and stopped making new parts, sticking to dash drivers and other remakes such as the high system, and more double chassis with barely any new disks for compatibility with older gens. What I’m saying is they’re running out of ideas. I think it’s better if they end burst altogether honestly. Put Beyblade as a whole on hiatus since the designers need to take the time to create the next generation.”
If you find flaws in my idea for why burst should end, please tell me what is wrong with it
Well it's still plenty popular for one. They're not gonna drop things while there's still plenty of money to be made.
These massive gimmicks like the Limit Break system are flashy, but are truly only meant for limited releases and not widespread use. Trying to find a unique way to get a dozen or so layers to activate a Limit Break in unique ways is simply strenuous and untenable in the long term, especially given the need for such mechanical precision to make them work. What you call "being lazy" is them recognizing the limitations of this subsystem and leaving design time for other beys using a more standardized system instead, such as Jet Wyvern. I can assure you that trying to design every single bey with this level of complexity would overwork the company and rapidly slow down future release dates and potentially drive up prices as well depending on how complicated they get. It's far from laziness to keep things simpler. If anything it's often wise to "Keep It Simple, Stupid" to prevent yourself from overdesigning things or making them far more complicated than they need to be.
They're certainly far from running out of design ideas as well, just looking at what we've been shown thus far from the next season. You just don't particularly like the sort of creativity they're showing, which is fine but still just a matter of personal opinion. As it is I enjoy the chassis system rather well, as several chassis are themselves a mode change capable part, and though it's not exactly what I would have envisioned on my own I'm glad to see it continue for yet another season.
tl;dr Just because you don't like it doesn't mean others don't or that TT is running out of creative juices. Just because not everything hits what you consider to be their best doesn't mean they're being lazy, and you're overall missing the reason behind their actions. Try looking at things more from the designer's view instead of your own.