(Jun. 06, 2021  11:17 AM)iiggoor Wrote:

(Mar. 03, 2021  1:03 AM)[[ NØBØDY ]] Wrote: The white thing in the middle of the Prongs is meant to wear down as honestly it is made to be like that.

Think I understood reason why Burst launchers were made that way, 3 years ago.

Metal beyblades were not easy to damage at full power launch, but plastic can crack, especially if stuck. So safety element is necessary.

[[ NØBØDY ]] Wrote:I honestly think that this is a marketing strategy.

TT realized that if they make launchers that never spoil they won't make as much money. If the launchers spoil you have to buy new ones right ? More money for TT.

Might be, but having 2-3 launchers broken every week, made my son and me stop playing (and buying) Burst. Not sure if that strategy was good.

(Jun. 06, 2021  11:36 AM)WickedHero Wrote:

(Mar. 03, 2021  1:03 AM)[[ NØBØDY ]] Wrote: Hey, I honestly think that this is a marketing strategy.
You see, if TT creates an indestructible launcher that never wears (which they easily could) then they wouldn't make that much money at all.
The white thing in the middle of the Prongs is meant to wear down as honestly it is made to be like that.
TT just wants to make money by getting you to buy launchers over and over again due to spoilage.

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I'm not saying that the launchers can't last long, one of mine has lasted for a year, it really depends how you use it before the wear completely destroys the launcher

I have permanent solution to fix that white prong, will make thread when have free time.

(Jun. 06, 2021  1:52 PM)KainHighwind Wrote: Hopefully everyone knows to release the string at the end of a launch right? Because if you dont, that is the fastest way to break a spring.

I think where a lot of people mess up (myself included) is pulling the string/ ripcord out at an angle, especially at high speeds. I'm almost positive this is why my Lucifer launcher is struggling. The plastic that holds the gold ring in place has broken, and now, the string rarely comes in or out straight, which is causing it to fray and get stuck in the gears inside sometimes. So I'm trying to pull the string as straight as possible with my DB launcher to prevent that from happening again.

With that said, I was really hard on my MFB launchers and the only issue I ever had was the handles breaking, and launcher rubbers solved that problem.

(Mar. 02, 2021  1:09 PM)Shido-kun Wrote: I swear, they really are. Back in MFB launcher wear wasn't really a factor, but apparently in Burst this isn't the case.

I mean, you can't even choose ripcords over strings to avoid breakage from pulling too hard because the gears apparently wear out too fast. Both my Diabolos and Dragon launchers only lasted a week until they started skipping gears(and I don't even click my launchers), which made them almost unusable. And don't get me started on any string launcher. Even if you were lucky enough to not have the spring inside the main gear of your launcher snap in half in a month's worth of usage, you'll have to worry about the string's outer layer being torn apart instead due to the repeated grinding of the cloth with the metal ring, which would cause your launcher to get stuck anyway.

So yeah, in short. Burst launchers suck.

(Nov. 11, 2021  9:09 PM)peek Wrote: For me, I think as we're getting heavier beys for the next burst seasons it's gonna be a pain launching them in general.

I swear cho-z beys are like the bare maximum to launch it with, otherwise gt beys onwards will give me issues with the string launchers, even though I take good care of them lol

(Nov. 11, 2021  9:20 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:

(Nov. 11, 2021  9:09 PM)peek Wrote: For me, I think as we're getting heavier beys for the next burst seasons it's gonna be a pain launching them in general.

I swear cho-z beys are like the bare maximum to launch it with, otherwise gt beys onwards will give me issues with the string launchers, even though I take good care of them lol

That's probably why Burst is starting to make way more Launchers