how exactly does spinning one direction create more resistance in the air than another? Right-spin beys MOVE counter-clockwise the same way left spin beys move clockwise. so, there's no inherent difference besides direction

there is resistance for right spin beys it may not seem like there is but there is. if you were to look at a bey battle between left and right spin right spin is slower then left spin

That's not how physics works

man right spin blader must be weak or faile dtheir launch

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I was just making a comment on the social consequences of the Burst generation making left spin/dual spin a normal enough occurrence to the point that people regularly complain about X not having enough of them/not implementing them soon enough, how did we get to ignoring the laws of physics 😭

I was just making a comment on the social consequences of the Burst generation making left spin/dual spin a normal enough occurrence to the point that people regularly complain about X not having enough of them/not implementing them soon enough, how did we get to ignoring the laws of physics 😭

I wasn't talking about laws of physics I was talking about air resistances for right spin beys and I have seen it

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That falls under the laws of physics. And as youre describing it, thats not how physics works

I was just making a comment on the social consequences of the Burst generation making left spin/dual spin a normal enough occurrence to the point that people regularly complain about X not having enough of them/not implementing them soon enough, how did we get to ignoring the laws of physics 😭

I wasn't talking about laws of physics I was talking about air resistances for right spin beys and I have seen it

that is a coincidence, beys aren't slower for no reason, beys being tested must have had an air resistance-prone shape, because there's no inherent cause for right spin being slower.

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I wasn't talking about laws of physics I was talking about air resistances for right spin beys and I have seen it

that is a coincidence, beys aren't slower for no reason, beys being tested must have had an air resistance-prone shape, because there's no inherent cause for right spin being slower.

^ This, differences in the design of the blade itself (shape, weight, weight distribution) are kind of the only thing that would make one bey "slower" than another. Which is still super vague, what are we actually referring to that's slower? Spin time? Stamina? Movement in the stadium? What's even stranger is that all of the left spin X releases so far (Dragoon S remake, Lightning L-Drago remake, Cobalt Dragoon, Meteor Dragoon) have had intentional weight imbalances that hinder performance, so I'm really not sure by what metric they're supposedly outperforming right-spin blades as a whole.