(Jan. 17, 2011 7:11 AM)Mc Frown Wrote: [ -> ]Today I was in a used furniture store and I saw an antique clock that used IIII in place of IV on the face, so perhaps it's not for anime purposes/an oversight?
(Dec. 15, 2010 8:36 PM)JÆMS Wrote: [ -> ] (Dec. 15, 2010 8:07 PM)Crimson Wrote: [ -> ]I have incredible rage over the fact that the clear wheel doesn't have a 3, and has an improper 4.
Why is there a hole where the 3 would be?
(I still think this blade looks amazing though.)
"The style IV is relative modern form of the roman numeral for 4. IIII was used until 'modern times'"
source: http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.co.uk/info/roman.htm
and maybe the "outer circle" (with the hole in the III) can be twisted like the design of these type of watch (the 12 is usually the ones that's blocked out)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...ariner.jpg
it is a kids toy so i thought its a way to amuse them if they had actually implemented it (plus it'll look cool if it moves in the anime?).. it amused me when i was younger haha...
edit: these things also seem to be unattached to the clear wheel itself.. hopefully i'm not looking to much into it and it turns out meaningless.
http://www.imagebam.com/image/73cdf1111046858
http://www.imagebam.com/image/b4ed73111046860
hey is this bey gonna bey allowed in tourneys
(Jan. 17, 2011 7:58 AM)Team Taurus Wrote: [ -> ]hey is this bey gonna bey allowed in tourneys
Hasbro-No
WBO-Undecided
Well, a tour guide at my uni said that the IIII on the large clocktower we have was used because a king made the mistake, but nobody dared correct him, so clock makers used IIII for a period. Course, he could have been embellishing the truth to make it more interesting, but yeah, he does work for the uni, so I don't know why he would.
It surely looks good and would be a defense type and as The Fusion Wheel can be fitted with other energy rings...I will surely buy it.
(Jan. 17, 2011 2:58 PM)masterchild Wrote: [ -> ]guys, basalt horologium has strange stats!!!!!
clear wheel: attack: 0 - recovery: 7 - permanence: 0
metal wheel: attack: 0 - recovery: 7 - permanence: 0
bottom: attack: 0 - recovery: 5 - permanence: 0
if you dont believe me, go to:
[Links]
scroll down with your mouse and then you will see some pictures. click on them to enlarge.
Stats mean nothing since they are never accurate.
(Jan. 17, 2011 3:19 PM)GaHooleone Wrote: [ -> ]Then that means that kerbecs will replace bull for defense because it is so heavy?
Bull and Kerbecs weigh the same.
Kerbecs would probably be added to the Top-Tier Defense list though.
Hmmmmm Basalt Horoguim might be 50g without the track and bottom so....
MF-H BASALT HOROGUIM GB145RS!!!!!!!!!!
Nope,
The heaviest will be mf-h basalt bull(hasbro) bd145 ms/rs
in a year or two if hasbro release an electronic version it should tell the time
(Jan. 17, 2011 4:36 PM)Aquila112 Wrote: [ -> ]Nope,
The heaviest will be mf-h basalt bull(hasbro) bd145 ms/rs
Horogium is possibly heavier then bull and MB is very heavy to for a tip.I think i frogot to say thanks to Kai-v for starting this thread (: And the videos posted.
Thanks Kai-v
Well, that's quite impressive, considering it was on wd, it looked very hard to ko. I'm still concerned about it's stability with rs, considering that wobble, and the difficulty rs has regaining balance in the first place.
Of course, when it's out I'll get it, but what's the asking price on YJA?
Excited for: Basalt Gill, Basalt M145, Basalt 230, and Horogium's weight if we don't know it ?(cba to look)
And <3, I initially agreed with your post, and still do, but the wobbling doesn't seem like much of a nerf in practice :V
Although I think that Basalt will have terribad Stamina with RS, so I doubt that it's impune to Attackers, although CS might be an option.
i just thought about this put in 230 and s and it will drop like a hammer after a few attcks lol smash the opponents bey and win
I saw that it weighed 47.3 or something on someone's video that was already posted. It was the vs. Sol Blaze video Kai-V posted. Basalt Gil= Uber wobbler, or it might spin normally, if you put it on the side that it wobbles to.
I see why this is part of the Maximum Series.
Hell Kerbex - Maximum Metal Wheel Diameter
Flame Byxis - Maximim track Height
Basalt Horogium - Maximum Weight (at least uncustomized)
/applaudsforslowness/
you really just got that?
Wow...So bogus. But yeah, that is such common knowledge.
(Jan. 18, 2011 2:43 AM)jfifthb Wrote: [ -> ]I see why this is part of the Maximum Series.
Hell Kerbex - Maximum Metal Wheel Diameter
Flame Byxis - Maximim track Height
Basalt Horogium - Maximum Weight (at least uncustomized)
OMG OMG OMG NO CARPIN' WAY THAT'S SO TRUE I JUST REALIZED THAT
Beh. I have no interest in the joke any longer. It got old.
(Jan. 18, 2011 3:45 AM)Megablader9 Wrote: [ -> ]Beh. I have no interest in the joke any longer. It got old.
WHY< HUH, HUH, IS IT BECAUSE I SAID SOMETHING
I GET IT NOW, YOU GUYS FIND ME AS A THREAT, SO YOU HATE ON ME ON PURPOSE!!!
Okay but really, this is getting off topic. That post about Basalt and the Maximum series should of been in the Beyblade Random Thoughts thread.