(Jul. 01, 2009 1:35 AM)jsc Wrote: [ -> ]4 RBLV2 or flame saggitario?
RBLV2 doesn't come with a lot of good parts
(not to mention all those useless light wheels you'd be getting), it's really just WB, DF145 and B. And you're not guranteed to get those parts. I'd go with Flame Sagittario C145S.
now i gotta pray that toywiz doesnt raise the price of F sagi. Its the only HWS that hasnt been raised though
it if goes 3 dolars higher i probably wont be able to get one...
RBLV1, V2, or V3. Im getting 3 of 1 of them. I don't know though. What are some key parts in each and witch one is better in your own opinions?
Ok thanks Bey brad. And sorry if you thought i wanted a list of the parts but i said key parts in each Meaning some parts every blader would be carrying around cuz its really good.
There is this little thread made specifically for figuring out what the essential parts are every blader should have..
If you'd use whatever brains you have left, you might be able to find this topic.
(Jun. 29, 2009 4:17 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]It's a mediocre deal.
I can't understand why people are still buying plastics ...
For nostalgic reasons or because plastics still offer the most combination possibilities out of the three systems.
HMS has very good combination potential but there is only so much you can do with HMS. As for MFB, there are only so many beyblades out there right now and the only thing that is new, for now, are the Wheels and Tracks. So, MFB's combination potential is very limited right now.
Because plastics offers so many parts that can severely affect the performance of the beyblade, it is actually not surprising why people are still buying them. There are so many parts that can be used for all of the very popular combos and each beyblade can be so much different from the next. For example, I had no idea you can use Metal Dragoon Bearing Stinger's shaft with Wolborg 2's SG with Dragoon V2's BB effectively until I stumbled upon this site for the first time.
So, until new parts come out for MFB that drastically changes the perspective of the game, I'm probably going to see the Revival of Plastics for a while.
(Jul. 01, 2009 2:44 AM)Ghost Wrote: [ -> ]There is this little thread made specifically for figuring out what the essential parts are every blader should have...
If you'd use whatever brains you have left, you might be able to find this topic.
I didn't want what every blader should have. I wanted to know what key parts are in this set. And my explanation was
Quote:Meaning some parts every blader would be carrying around cuz its really good.
<< in this booster [ should have said ''Meaning some parts every blader would be carrying around
from this set cuz its really good.'']
Not what they should be carrying around in all the starters, boosters and all. How you put it, ''figuring out what the essential parts are every blader should have..'' meant that.
Koolkid, I'm going to spell this out for you.
You have a list of the parts in each booster.
There are threads about which parts in MFB are the best.
Can you see where I am going with this!?
is it worth spending $45 on 1 pack of metal faces and the karbiner grip? (this includes shipping)
it seems high to me... ¬.¬
...pounds to dollars is really different haha...
;;;
Alright, should I get the Capricorne Booster? I only want the track and bottom and found one that's cheap for $7.50
The Wheel isn't that great, but for $7.50 why not.
(Jul. 01, 2009 9:36 AM)Sega Wrote: [ -> ]The Wheel isn't that great, but for $7.50 why not.
Because you could get something better for that money. I wouldn't get it. Get Stamina and Defense Reshuffle if you don't have it already.
Well, I already have the S/D reshuffle, guess I will pass up on the Capricorne... gonna lay off the money for a while, still waiting for Pegasus and some other stuff to come through xD
(Jul. 01, 2009 2:48 AM)BrooklynBEGA Wrote: [ -> ]For nostalgic reasons or because plastics still offer the most combination possibilities out of the three systems.
HMS has very good combination potential but there is only so much you can do with HMS. As for MFB, there are only so many beyblades out there right now and the only thing that is new, for now, are the Wheels and Tracks. So, MFB's combination potential is very limited right now.
Because plastics offers so many parts that can severely affect the performance of the beyblade, it is actually not surprising why people are still buying them. There are so many parts that can be used for all of the very popular combos and each beyblade can be so much different from the next. For example, I had no idea you can use Metal Dragoon Bearing Stinger's shaft with Wolborg 2's SG with Dragoon V2's BB effectively until I stumbled upon this site for the first time.
So, until new parts come out for MFB that drastically changes the perspective of the game, I'm probably going to see the Revival of Plastics for a while.
Plastic= AR (wheel) WD (wheel) SG (Wheel) BB (Track & Bottom)
HMS = BP (Face) AR (Wheel) WD (Wheel & CWD = Track) RC (Track & Bottom)
MFB = Face, Wheel, Track, Bottom.
(Jul. 01, 2009 5:17 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]NO
ahaha ok good cuz that seemed really steep to me... but uhh its the intoy so i just wanted to check... if i got some other things from there as well... would it be worth it still (this will raise the price obviously...)
...im assuming a similar answer haha so i should start checking out MOJ shouldnt i...
Is 60 euro good for 6 MFB ? (€60 inc.P&P)
Just got sudden urge yesterday to start playing again
EDIT: MFB
sorry