It’s quite sad how newer beys slowly kill off the older beys look at super z they highly dominate over previous due to heavier layers and better gimmicks Some will last like fafnir Garuda etc but once super z ver release will see less and less.
If TT released the best beys first and the bad ones last, then people wouldn’t keep buying them and TT would lose money.
(Jul. 16, 2018 5:46 AM)Zycratic Wrote: [ -> ]If TT released the best beys first and the bad ones last, then people wouldn’t keep buying them and TT would lose money.
True but it’s shame older beys are becoming redundant
It's the natural order of things. Nothing new to see here that hasn't already happened, I don't think. God Layers did the same to the previous.
What can be done to keep older parts relevant is to develop other formats that only allow those older beys.
And multiple limited formats could be made. The Pokémon metagame has multiple tiers (Uber, Standard/OU, UU, NU) in fan competitive battles to allow different Pokémon to have their usefulness and compete against those that are more in their level.
It all comes down to people actually wanting it and making the effort to set it up.
People have been discussing this sort of thing, but not enough effort to make it go anywhere, I don't think.
I personally think the easiest thing to do would be to change "Hasbro-only Format" to a "Hasbro Limited Format" which would allow TT beys that fit in the timeline of the Hasbro releases. Then, TT parts that have been out for 6 or so months are still usable here and Hasbro Bladers can play in a way that feels more equal to TT beys (since standard puts TT far ahead). Plus, this could actually get used. Hasbro-only format really doesn't get used, and so it seems a waste and Hasbro Bladers seem to feel kinda left out.
Wouldn't have to be the only limited format, but I think it'd be a good first one.