Could you link me, or do you want me to search it?
I found it, couldn't you have weak shot against Basalt for much better results because of how unbalanced it is?

hey guys, I was wondering why you use bd145 as an attack track, I thought it was predominantly defense/stamina...

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hey guys, I was wondering why you use bd145 as an attack track, I thought it was predominantly defense/stamina...

http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-MF-Light...tning+Tank

Just saying.

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Because it was effective in left-spin combinations when it came to killing 'tall' (TH170, 230) combos which were prevalent at the time. Now, for Attack, it pretty much useless.

It just answered a rough call when other tracks weren't as effective.

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Just a useless bump, but a lot of people have forgotten about this during testing.

Tests are outdated obviously, but this seems like a nice thing to bring back up the the front of the forum.

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