(Nov. 27, 2019  8:21 PM)Real_ilinnuc Wrote:

(Nov. 27, 2019  4:48 PM)originalzankye Wrote: Look Carefully on the Thumbnail says "Concept Edit".  "Edit package", please don't publish false rumours

The text is so small its almost impossible to see unless you fully study the thumbnail. By then people will just assume its real.

(Nov. 28, 2019  8:03 AM)ClearWing R34 Wrote: I'm hoping that apocalypse is a switch strike bey so we can get dagger and ultimate reboot

(Nov. 28, 2019  7:19 PM)MagikHorse Wrote:

(Nov. 28, 2019  8:03 AM)ClearWing R34 Wrote: I'm hoping that apocalypse is a switch strike bey so we can get dagger and ultimate reboot

It'll be hard to release with the infinity lock system unless it is, so either it will be or they'll strip that out of it entirely, which seems unlikely.

(Nov. 28, 2019  7:50 PM)BuilderROB Wrote:

(Nov. 28, 2019  7:19 PM)MagikHorse Wrote: It'll be hard to release with the infinity lock system unless it is, so either it will be or they'll strip that out of it entirely, which seems unlikely.

The infinity lock system actually works for switchstrike system. It could be considered a gimmick for the layer. Best of all it would retain its metal likely.

(Nov. 27, 2019  4:37 PM)BuilderROB Wrote:

(Nov. 27, 2019  4:32 PM)Hato Wrote: Are the Hasbro layer bases changed in such a way that an LR Devolos chip would be impossible? I'm looking at photos of the Hasbro and TT layer bases and I can't tell if the mechanism is different enough. 

It's disappointing that Luinor is probably getting jipped again, just like Luinor L4. Maybe they will pull an Xcalius X4 and put some on, though it seems unlikely since the Hypersphere Beys need to be lightweight for the gimmick to work.

I don’t see why they’d have to be lightweight for the gimmick to work. Is there any proof that it doesn’t work without being lightweight? Plus it said on the website for venom Devolos that it was a right spin rise chip, so there are definitely two Devolos chips.

(Nov. 29, 2019  12:24 AM)Hato Wrote:

(Nov. 27, 2019  4:37 PM)BuilderROB Wrote: I don’t see why they’d have to be lightweight for the gimmick to work. Is there any proof that it doesn’t work without being lightweight? Plus it said on the website for venom Devolos that it was a right spin rise chip, so there are definitely two Devolos chips.

I checked it and you're right, thanks for the clarification on the chip. I believe that the Hypersphere Beys have to be lightweight to have enough speed to properly fly around the sides of the stadium, and they probably can't climb up to the brink if they are too heavy.

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:27 PM)Suzaku-X Wrote: Is Salamander S4 not supposed to lock into Defense mode? Also, is Operate supposed to be somewhat unbalanced enough to be really jittery and wobbly on Defense Mode? Also Operate had stress marks before I even started using it.

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:36 PM)JoMario67 Wrote:

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:27 PM)Suzaku-X Wrote: Is Salamander S4 not supposed to lock into Defense mode? Also, is Operate supposed to be somewhat unbalanced enough to be really jittery and wobbly on Defense Mode? Also Operate had stress marks before I even started using it.

What do you mean by "not supposed to lock into Defense mode"? Operate wasn't really ever a good driver, because it can still hop a little in defense mode, and it's shape is too thin. It might also be the driver changing modes mid-battle, (the unbalanced-ness) since Hasbro's Operate doesn't have a good lock for defense or attack on the driver. Stress Mark's are probably a defect, although an image might help me understand what you mean.

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:42 PM)Suzaku-X Wrote:

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:36 PM)JoMario67 Wrote: What do you mean by "not supposed to lock into Defense mode"? Operate wasn't really ever a good driver, because it can still hop a little in defense mode, and it's shape is too thin. It might also be the driver changing modes mid-battle, (the unbalanced-ness) since Hasbro's Operate doesn't have a good lock for defense or attack on the driver. Stress Mark's are probably a defect, although an image might help me understand what you mean.

So I confused the mode names, the mode where the blades are joined will not lock, as in I can easily force it back into the other mode and jiggle it, while the 10 blade mode locks securely. It's like white marks on the casing around the ball near the top, and the driver seems like it's a little unstable even in Defense Mode. Like it wobbles moreso than Edge and more frequently even at the start of battles. Should have just gotten Dread Phoenix P4 or Asteroid Zeutron tbh

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:51 PM)JoMario67 Wrote:

(Dec. 01, 2019  8:42 PM)Suzaku-X Wrote: So I confused the mode names, the mode where the blades are joined will not lock, as in I can easily force it back into the other mode and jiggle it, while the 10 blade mode locks securely. It's like white marks on the casing around the ball near the top, and the driver seems like it's a little unstable even in Defense Mode. Like it wobbles moreso than Edge and more frequently even at the start of battles. Should have just gotten Dread Phoenix P4 or Asteroid Zeutron tbh

Yeah, Salamander S4 wasn't a good release from Hasbro. Same problem with attack mode for me though.

(Dec. 09, 2019  10:22 PM)rightspin99 Wrote: What will hasbro lord Spriggan be like? Is hasbro even making a Lord Spryzen?

(Dec. 09, 2019  10:34 PM)BuilderROB Wrote:

(Dec. 09, 2019  10:22 PM)rightspin99 Wrote: What will hasbro lord Spriggan be like? Is hasbro even making a Lord Spryzen?

Put this in the right place: https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Hasbro-s-Beyblade-Burst-–-Out-in-Canada-and-Australia-international-launch-2017?pid=1560328#pid1560328

(Dec. 09, 2019  11:41 PM)DeceasedCrab Wrote:

(Dec. 09, 2019  10:34 PM)BuilderROB Wrote: Put this in the right place: https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Hasbro-s-Beyblade-Burst-–-Out-in-Canada-and-Australia-international-launch-2017?pid=1560328#pid1560328

  AND SO IT SHALL BE!