(Jul. 10, 2014 7:11 PM)Leone19 Wrote: In a sense, a fair reason it was used so heavily and won, was it was used by certain players, with a certain launch, etc. It has never been an issue in that region and only seems to be one in that situation, where other players from different areas (MD, NC, etc.) seemed to be the main people winning with it- considering Sniper and Geetster used Dragoon F230, both from the same region (MD). Those (NC, MD, etc.) are the regions with the biggest issue with it, too.
Except Toronto is (or was) the only tournament region that doesn't have an issue with it. And it would seem it's something about the players there keeping it from becoming a problem, as it has been in every other region where it's been introduced (including yours, don't forget). However, this tendency obviously isn't due to a competitive solution, because as soon as a Maryland player showed up with the combo, he wrecked everyone.
Even if TO doesn't suffer from the same problem, everybody else does, and, to be perfectly honest, I believe it would be very unfair to put down a ban just because the TO players don't have issues with it. Disregarding everybody else in the world because one meta hasn't shown signs of collapsing is an irresponsible way to deal with the problem.
It doesn't matter who used it, or how they won with it. Every Beyblade custom requires a specific launch to perform at its best. I don't understand why you keep bringing up the fact that it requires a specific launch against a small number of specific customs to work as reason for refuting its ban. The launches aren't hard - they're very basic techniques that every competitive blader already knows and uses. Weak launching and aggressive launching.
This is an illegitimate argument that keeps coming up again and again. Repeating a shot-down point isn't helping anything here.