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RE: Hell and Basalt: Ideal for Gattyaki? - BeybladeStation - Mar. 18, 2011
(Mar. 18, 2011 7:09 PM)Deikailo Wrote: Which one broke?Ok, hah, sorry to be so confusing but let me Re State this:
O.K. so I was Battling with my friend BeyCenter at my house. So he recently got the Sonokong Version of Basalt Horogium, and we wanted to battle. I never battle with an uncoustomized bey, but this time I decided to. I used an Earth Eagle 145WD. Earth Mold 2 to be exact. And I noticed that he was all "Proud" and such about Basalt and I decided that I would use the Gattiyaki. So then we said "3, 2, 1, Let it Rip" so then when he shot when I shot, and since he has a Twice as heavier bey, I knew that this would work, I shot Eagle aiming straight at his Basalt Wheel, and I actually hit it in Mid-Air, so the impact was so brutal that his Facebolt UNSCREWED and came into the 5 pieces. To clarify NOTHING broke, just that all of his parts were in the stadium. So I guess I defeated him. In another round, I tried Gattyaki again and I pinned his Basalt against the Stadium wall and it lost balance, causing it to lose. So 2 losses for Basalt Horogium, and Eagle Defeated it with Gattyaki! Remember, it was Basalt Horogium that was defeated BY a Gattyaki with Earth Eagle.
So is that clear enough? Heh, sorry for that last post. So here were the "Conditions"
x2 BeyLauncher R
x2 Laucher Grip
x1 Sonokong Stadium
And that's it....
RE: Hell and Basalt: Ideal for Gattyaki? - Deikailo - Mar. 18, 2011
Well, this is the point with Gattyaki. Any beyblade that is small and heavy will be able to deliver this kind of damage.
RE: Hell and Basalt: Ideal for Gattyaki? - Pimpju - Mar. 23, 2011
Hmm, somewhat related to the topic of Gattyaki, if you miss what does the end result (assuming you're using an RF/aggressive CS) pattern turn out like for everyone?