what i mean by that is that i find it really hard to talk "beyblade" on this site..theres really no real eye catchers or anything i can respond to. mostly becasue im not sure how.
and since i still dont have the names of every part nor do i even have a MFB I cant even consider replying to most topics...
So other then studing how else can i become more active?
dear wbo,
how do i post about stuff when i refuse to actually read anything
I don't know a lot about beyblades either, but you can learn and get advices, and when you get a MFB(I don't have one either) you'll understand what ppl talk about around here...
(Nov. 18, 2009 1:51 AM)EndAll Wrote: [ -> ]and since i still dont have the names of every part
Now you do.
To stay active...
- read around the forums
- read the beywiki
- attend WBO tournaments/ events (if possible)
^ Doing those will really help you to learn a lot (especially about MFB) and will help you to get the hang of everything.
And there are still a lot of people who ask questions about the older series. However, if you find it "hard to talk 'beyblade' on this site", what can we do ...
(Nov. 18, 2009 1:57 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]dear wbo,
how do i post about stuff when i refuse to actually read anything
well i have been reading stuff...sorry if that sounds unbelieveable but....Im still not sure what they are talking about and im not always free to study on the exact terminology...
I mean I grew up saying "AR: Polta" Not "AR Trycutter"
but i mean i guess i am a bit on the not reading things side , but i mena how the heck am i supposed to understand gebrish?
(Nov. 18, 2009 2:02 AM)Kai-V Wrote: [ -> ]And there are still a lot of people who ask questions about the older series. However, if you find it "hard to talk 'beyblade' on this site", what can we do ...
Lol ya your right...thanks for being smart about it lol
(Nov. 18, 2009 2:00 AM)Aqua Wrote: [ -> ]Now you do.
To stay active...
- read around the forums
- read the beywiki
- attend WBO tournaments/ events (if possible)
^ Doing those will really help you to learn a lot (especially about MFB) and will help you to get the hang of everything.
Well i do read around a bit...like i happen to check around the forum pretty often.
I guess i could try a bit harder
(Nov. 18, 2009 1:58 AM)Melroch Wrote: [ -> ]I don't know a lot about beyblades either, but you can learn and get advices, and when you get a MFB(I don't have one either) you'll understand what ppl talk about around here...
Oh i understand some of it but when i read some like
"Burn Phoenix 145Q (just an exmple)"
I dident know what the 145 stood for, well actually i looked it up and i think it has to do with the height...and the Q stands for the bottom, And the Q for instance stands for quake
If you don't understand something, that's normal. Just learn it. Some of us have been playing this game for over eight years constantly, so it makes sense to us. You figured out what 145 and Q stood for, so just keep learning that way.
Quote:theres really no real eye catchers or anything i can respond to.
Good threads like the threads that Kai-V makes that start with the items call numbers are great for finding something to post. The moment might allow you to post your specific opinion on something, like a guess at what T145 stands for ("Tall 145
"~ BeyBrad) or a general "Hey, that shiny thing looks cool!" if you state a reason.
if you have any Uber-dumb questions, PM me. Thats right down my alley, and thoise kind of questiosn could get you into trouble if asked on the forums openly.
You'll get the jist of things eventually.
I've been part of this community for years, and 95% of my posts aren't even necessarily related to Beyblade at all <_<;
iam new to this site and i dont have a MFB yet (still in the post) but i truely love beyblade so i study very hard to make sure my knowledge is upto date and thow i say very hard it aint all that hard cause after a while it becomes very easy so just browse the site regulary and treat beywiki as your bestfriend