This tread is made fore those who have a decent knowledge of what there doing.
Analyzing with the Analyzers is a tread where people post watch and studie the beyblade comboniations, to watch there moving patterns. strength of the combo the differnt and prefferd launches for those combinations. And most of all explaining why it won against the other beyblades and the percentage rather than flat testing and just mentioning KO or OS. I believe that if you want to make a better combo you have to studie those parts more than you think. You may also test top tiers.
I'm not sure if this thread is needed. People can do all the things that you mentioned in the combo's own thread. A good example of this is Maximum Meteor and The Homing Dragon.
(May. 17, 2011 1:43 AM)Mr. N Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not sure if this thread is needed. People can do all the things that you mentioned in the combo's own thread. A good example of this is Maximum Meteor and The Homing Dragon.
mostly on those treads people discus there tests results vagely.
Like adding percentages, number of tests and a litlle of the general course of events.
But what this one is more than general testing and saying that it is bad or good.
Here you have to conduct your tests and watch carefully what happend and find the ritme, patterns, clashing behavior in a batlle against different opponents, discussing why it won or lost. And comparing the combo's to see what helps and part don't.
If we can analyze those behaviours we can come-up with new Ideas with those numbers of info.
(May. 17, 2011 1:52 AM)the analyzer Wrote: [ -> ]If we can analyze those behaviours we can come-up with new Ideas with those numbers of info.
Not really. Behavior is specific to the person shooting most of the time. The best thing to do is continue on how we are testing now. Today's method is the best we've ever had. Back before MFB people would simply post an idea for a combo and people would discuss their use with it. Percentages make everything easier, and allows others to empirically test it.
This thread is nonsense.
It makes sense you do that, but think. When we post combos here, we are really posting what was said in its original thread. Therefore, it is required that we post in the original thread. Though, you can discuss a combo made at the "Build Me a Combo!" Thread.