Why does it matter...?

Why does it matter if it's a fake cheap beyblade, or an expensive real one? what are the differences?, and why does it matter? i'd rly like to know. Smile thank you.
wrong place for this :\
Because fake beys are made of cheaper material and more prone to breakage
than real ones + one question doesn't warrant a whole thread
(Aug. 18, 2010  5:25 PM)Moss Wrote: Because fake beys are made of cheaper material and more prone to breakage
than real ones + one question doesn't warrant a whole thread

hopefully than an admin will move this thread. thnx for ur help tho. so will it actually break than?
(Aug. 18, 2010  5:25 PM)Emerald Wrote: wrong place for this :\

than notify an admin so they can move it. dont just make a pointless comment.
yes over time the parts will wear/ break much faster than real ones
(Aug. 18, 2010  5:30 PM)Moss Wrote: yes over time the parts will wear/ break much faster than real ones

yea i can see where that would suck
(Aug. 18, 2010  5:25 PM)Emerald Wrote: wrong place for this :\

He meant you should use the designated thread..
http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Ask-a-qu...read-Rules
The plastic is also malformed and can cut you bad (I remember one I bought and it happened to me.. serves me right for getting one out of a flea market) The metal is also of poor quality and can dig into the plastic effecting balance. The biggest issue with this one however is I doubt the gimmick of the bearing tip will work the way its supposed to and that's a real shame.
Yes, it does matter. Because none of the parts work correctly, they are of a bad quality, and by buying their products, you are causing harm to the hobby by allowing these counterfeit companies to grow.