(Sep. 07, 2017  11:36 PM)Shevs56 Wrote: so to start things off its a very real thing that based on the type of launcher you prefer and how much power you have in your arms different launches can and will help you demolish opponents. here's my top five

• first slightly angle your launcher about 38.5 degrees downward, this is mainly for attack types as it forces the bey into a flower pattern that uses every ounce of power into attacking the opponents bey-the flower pattern launch
  
• defense typos have a god tier launch that forces the bey to the center, this launch particularly works best with less launch power i'm setting this at moderate launch power you should use a string launcher for this, aim your launcher just barely above the stadium make sure you're gripping arm is steady then point your launcher downward at a ten degree angle,I believe this is the equivalent of shu's left hand launch from the anime-parry launch
  
• I personally don't like using stamina or defense types but stamina fans this ones for you, you're going to need a lot of power to pull this launch off i'd say the power grip of the longwinder or the sword launcher on the power side. there are two ways you can do this launch. the first is the exact same way as the parry launch with more power, the second way is to position yourself in the same fashion that they do in the beyblade burst anime but have a slightly upward launch angle this way will instead have your stamina bey circling the center of the stadium slightly this i find works well against attack types- the shining launch
  
• number four is a general purpose launch that can be used for any type of beyblade. this launch requires the use of a grip with your usual launcher attach the launcher so that it is aligned so that the cord/string is facing away from the grip, from there hands by your hips as if you were going to pull out a sword the handle being the launcher in other words the sheath is the string/ripcord then pull hard on the launcher and send the bey in a lightning fast straight line. this is a high risk move due to the unpredictable release time of the bey- excalibur launch
  
• the fifth and final launch is the unbalanced launch this is another general launch style that can be used with most types of bey, this is when you aim your launcher at a fifty degree angle downward the energy layer should almost be touching the ground and making a semi pendulum motion into the other bey. I believe this is equivalent to wyverns shield crash in the anime- the clocktower launch
  

(Jul. 22, 2018  3:50 AM)Destinyblader Wrote: Has anyone tried launching revive phoenix with angled launch

(Jul. 23, 2018  2:15 AM)LordL0Ls Wrote:

(Jul. 22, 2018  3:50 AM)Destinyblader Wrote: Has anyone tried launching revive phoenix with angled launch

The friction would probably just make it go like it was a hard launch because drivers like Orbit and Atomic have spinning balls to keep their momentum. So there are two outcomes:

1. Grinds against the red part of Friction and cycles before going to center
2. Sinks to the center immediately.

(Jul. 24, 2018  3:01 AM)Cyberkirby Wrote: I have a little technique I've affectionately dubbed "The Slip Launch". Basically it's only good for flat/ plastic or metal tips, but the general gist is that I launch at an angle as if to make a flower pattern... but in a way that causes the Bey to slide or move relatively slowly as the tip builds up traction before (ideally) going into the flower pattern. Is it optimal? No, probably not. Is it practical? Nah. Is it satisfying? YES.

(Jul. 24, 2018  3:54 AM)MWF Wrote:

(Jul. 24, 2018  3:01 AM)Cyberkirby Wrote: I have a little technique I've affectionately dubbed "The Slip Launch". Basically it's only good for flat/ plastic or metal tips, but the general gist is that I launch at an angle as if to make a flower pattern... but in a way that causes the Bey to slide or move relatively slowly as the tip builds up traction before (ideally) going into the flower pattern. Is it optimal? No, probably not. Is it practical? Nah. Is it satisfying? YES.

So a sliding shoot with low friction drivers. It is satisfying to do. Now do the same with hold. It not only does the wind up but does a controlled movement  (if done correctly) with reasonable stamina.

(Jul. 24, 2018  4:25 AM)Cyberkirby Wrote:

(Jul. 24, 2018  3:54 AM)MWF Wrote: So a sliding shoot with low friction drivers. It is satisfying to do. Now do the same with hold. It not only does the wind up but does a controlled movement  (if done correctly) with reasonable stamina.

Hm... Here's hoping  I can get my hands on a Betromoth at some point, I only just ordered the blue Odax 02... Who knows,  I'll probably run across it at some point.

(Oct. 08, 2017  2:32 PM)MWF Wrote:

(Oct. 08, 2017  9:29 AM)KnightinGale Wrote: There is also a launch i like to call it law launch. This launch is really strong

Can you describe it?

(Sep. 07, 2017  11:36 PM)Shevs56 Wrote: so to start things off its a very real thing that based on the type of launcher you prefer and how much power you have in your arms different launches can and will help you demolish opponents. here's my top five

• first slightly angle your launcher about 38.5 degrees downward, this is mainly for attack types as it forces the bey into a flower pattern that uses every ounce of power into attacking the opponents bey-the flower pattern launch
  
• defense typos have a god tier launch that forces the bey to the center, this launch particularly works best with less launch power i'm setting this at moderate launch power you should use a string launcher for this, aim your launcher just barely above the stadium make sure you're gripping arm is steady then point your launcher downward at a ten degree angle,I believe this is the equivalent of shu's left hand launch from the anime-parry launch
  
• I personally don't like using stamina or defense types but stamina fans this ones for you, you're going to need a lot of power to pull this launch off i'd say the power grip of the longwinder or the sword launcher on the power side. there are two ways you can do this launch. the first is the exact same way as the parry launch with more power, the second way is to position yourself in the same fashion that they do in the beyblade burst anime but have a slightly upward launch angle this way will instead have your stamina bey circling the center of the stadium slightly this i find works well against attack types- the shining launch
  
• number four is a general purpose launch that can be used for any type of beyblade. this launch requires the use of a grip with your usual launcher attach the launcher so that it is aligned so that the cord/string is facing away from the grip, from there hands by your hips as if you were going to pull out a sword the handle being the launcher in other words the sheath is the string/ripcord then pull hard on the launcher and send the bey in a lightning fast straight line. this is a high risk move due to the unpredictable release time of the bey- excalibur launch
  
• the fifth and final launch is the unbalanced launch this is another general launch style that can be used with most types of bey, this is when you aim your launcher at a fifty degree angle downward the energy layer should almost be touching the ground and making a semi pendulum motion into the other bey. I believe this is equivalent to wyverns shield crash in the anime- the clocktower launch