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+---- Thread: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) (/Thread-Zero-G-DEVELOPMENTAL-Top-Tier-Outline-updated-6-11)
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - 6 God - Dec. 23, 2013
Low-Track attackers won't work well in Zero-G, it will scrape.
You'd need 145+ in most cases.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - DRAGON KING - Dec. 23, 2013
(Dec. 23, 2013 7:51 PM)DegradedFour Wrote: Has anyone tested some of the more prominent attack beys on low profile spin tracks? I think Ifraid x2 85GCF could be amazing. I plan on testing as soon as I finish buying a lot of the zero-g beys. I only have 1 Ifraid, and nothing close to an 85.
+How good is JSB, and what is better?
Ifraid^2 is outclassed and not very good
Jsb isn't good either, it gets destabilized and off balance easily.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - DegradedFour - Dec. 23, 2013
(Dec. 23, 2013 7:56 PM)DRAGON KING Wrote:(Dec. 23, 2013 7:51 PM)DegradedFour Wrote: Has anyone tested some of the more prominent attack beys on low profile spin tracks? I think Ifraid x2 85GCF could be amazing. I plan on testing as soon as I finish buying a lot of the zero-g beys. I only have 1 Ifraid, and nothing close to an 85.
+How good is JSB, and what is better?
Ifraid^2 is outclassed and not very good
Jsb isn't good either, it gets destabilized and off balance easily.
I said Ifraid because of its upper attack, But I see your point. I just tested again and you hit the nail in the head about JSB. So what are the best Defensive tips? I know BWD is good against spin-stealers, but what's top tier?
What if we use something like 100-130 tracks? Would those provide a big enough advantage without scraping?
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - DRAGON KING - Dec. 23, 2013
(Dec. 23, 2013 8:05 PM)DegradedFour Wrote:100 would scrape. MB is best against sway attack (or is it called zero g attack....)(Dec. 23, 2013 7:56 PM)DRAGON KING Wrote:(Dec. 23, 2013 7:51 PM)DegradedFour Wrote: Has anyone tested some of the more prominent attack beys on low profile spin tracks? I think Ifraid x2 85GCF could be amazing. I plan on testing as soon as I finish buying a lot of the zero-g beys. I only have 1 Ifraid, and nothing close to an 85.
+How good is JSB, and what is better?
Ifraid^2 is outclassed and not very good
Jsb isn't good either, it gets destabilized and off balance easily.
I said Ifraid because of its upper attack, But I see your point. I just tested again and you hit the nail in the head about JSB. So what are the best Defensive tips? I know BWD is good against spin-stealers, but what's top tier?
What if we use something like 100-130 tracks? Would those provide a big enough advantage without scraping?
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - 6 God - Dec. 23, 2013
Upper Attack doesn't exist in MFB.
For sway defense you can use TB or MB.
For regular defense, CS, RSF, or RB will work.
You'd need at least 125 for it not to scrape.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - DegradedFour - Dec. 23, 2013
(Dec. 23, 2013 8:08 PM)Kaizer Wrote: Upper Attack doesn't exist in MFB.
For sway defense you can use TB or MB.
For regular defense, CS, RSF, or RB will work.
You'd need at least 125 for it not to scrape.
I have a T125, a D125, and a 130. I'm using D125 with a left-spin bey ATM. That good?
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - 6 God - Dec. 23, 2013
Yep, but generally Left-Spin beys work better with something that has LAD like SA165 or BD145.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - *Ginga* - Dec. 23, 2013
BD145 doesn't have high LAD qualities ... It has three huge spikes on its bottom.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - [)ragon - Dec. 24, 2013
Generally, in Zero-G, it's best to avoid anything below a 145-height, regardless of what type of custom you're using.
I have tested Ifraid for Upper Smash before, and it did decent, but nothing to write home about. Plus, getting underneath the Chrome/Metal Wheel would take quite a low track, undoubtedly lower than 145.
I have, however, gotten an amazing performance out of Ifraid on a Force Smash custom. MSF-H Ifraid Ifraid E230MB is one of, if not the, most potent Force Smash combo I have ever seen. It has potential IMO.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - RagerBlade - Dec. 24, 2013
Actually these days almost all combos in Zero-G are using SA165, F230, or... can't think of anything else, but I might have forgotten something. These two are the most used I guess.
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - *Ginga* - Jan. 02, 2014
Should this be closed now that we have an official thread for this?
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - [)ragon - Jan. 02, 2014
... And the fact that it's so cluttered we could use a new thread anyway? XD
RE: Zero G DEVELOPMENTAL Top Tier Outline (updated 6-11!) - Ingulit - Jan. 03, 2014
I'll close this since it was requested, but I'll leave it in this forum instead of moving it to the "closed threads" forum. I'll post a link to this discussion in the stickied thread
