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RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - g2_ - Aug. 26, 2021

Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:04 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.

Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4 Master Devlos D5 and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - BeySkozo Raky - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  4:47 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  4:41 PM)BeySkozo Raky Wrote: Didn't you see the last picture reveals of the Wave 4 Starters or Zankye's news videos about the them? Because we already knew about Jet having the free spin.

I actually did not, I'm kinda meh on the Hasbro News really, unless it's Pro Series stuff Idrc because Hasbro is just botching the gimmicks so, I just wait for this thread to start talking about it. (I only watch QD News Becuase it kinda hints to the next Beys)
Okay, I understand know. 👍🏾


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - g2_ - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:04 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.

Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol
Hasbro is a failure.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - BeySkozo Raky - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:26 PM)g2_ Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol
Hasbro is a failure.
You just repeated your self. Why that?


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:26 PM)g2_ Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol
Hasbro is a failure.

I literally just made a detailed post about why Hasbro is not a failure it's just a work in progress


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - BeySkozo Raky - Aug. 26, 2021

Also guys, don't you think with Hasbro's Jet Ring having the free spin it could have potential in competitive play? I only said it could have potential. Things like Hollow and Blazebringer are in such a situation. So it is may be possible for Jet being good enough for competitive, even without the rubber. Maybe a equalizing combo like Jet Dragon D6 Wheel (Hasbro) Mobius-SP/Drift-SP would be good. Or something other. Also please don't bash on me if it isn't good.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:38 PM)BeySkozo Raky Wrote: Also guys, don't you think with Hasbro's Jet Ring having the free spin it could have potential in competitive play? I only said it could have potential. Things like Hollow and Blazebringer are in such a situation. So it is may be possible for Jet being good enough for competitive, even without the rubber. Maybe a equalizing combo like Jet Dragon D6 Wheel (Hasbro) Mobius-SP/Drift-SP would be good. Or something other. Also please don't bash on me if it isn't good.

Jet Dragon Wheel Press/Bearing could also be a good combo, the other parts may be trash but Jet is actually a really good Ring, it's free spin could be really good


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - originalzankye - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:04 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.

Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol

If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - NoNotYou - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:04 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.

When we're at the point of missing turbo beys, you know something went seriously wrong.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - JCE_13 - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol

If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.
These beys listed were not better than TT, but they weren't bad for Hasbro Hasbro at all. (I don't know anything about Devolos, but Union was a good hypersphere and Triumph is a good speedstorm.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - BeySkozo Raky - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:42 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:38 PM)BeySkozo Raky Wrote: Also guys, don't you think with Hasbro's Jet Ring having the free spin it could have potential in competitive play? I only said it could have potential. Things like Hollow and Blazebringer are in such a situation. So it is may be possible for Jet being good enough for competitive, even without the rubber. Maybe a equalizing combo like Jet Dragon D6 Wheel (Hasbro) Mobius-SP/Drift-SP would be good. Or something other. Also please don't bash on me if it isn't good.

Jet Dragon Wheel Press/Bearing could also be a good combo, the other parts may be trash but Jet is actually a really good Ring, it's free spin could be really good
Ay, thanks! But why using Press? What about using Atomic/Atomic-S?

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:55 PM)JCE_13 Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote: If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.
These beys listed were not better than TT, but they weren't bad for Hasbro Hasbro at all. (I don't know anything about Devolos, but Union was a good hypersphere and Triumph is a good speedstorm.
Master was a pretty good Hypersphere Bey, definitely one of the best.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol

If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.

I may've used bad examples but when I was talking about Union, Master, and Tempest I was talking teeth/locks wise, also, Hasbro's Union and Triumph kinda have better performance than their TT counterparts, I'm not saying they were horrible but they weren't the best Beys, Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides (I'm sorry, I honestly don't know what its called when Hasbro beys "Click") The BGG's even had a battle video with Hasbro Union and TT Union and Hasbro's Union did way better than TT's Union, I'd say IMO that it was a real upgrade. Master Diabolos was a good Bey you're right about that but Right Spin wasn't really the best because it had a huge gap and if opposing Beys hit that gap it'd be over. Tempest was a good Bey but the thing that held it back was when you launched it the wings would come out (It was advertised to take a hit then the wings come out but whatever) and if a Bey hit one of the wings it would make the Bey super off-balanced literally killing its stamina, that's kinda 1A's fault but whatever. I'm not trying to change your opinion or anything I'm just giving my opinion


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - g2_ - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:28 PM)BeySkozo Raky Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:26 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure.
You just repeated your self. Why that?
To assert dominance. 

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:32 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:26 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure.

I literally just made a detailed post about why Hasbro is not a failure it's just a work in progress
Yeah, it's evolving. Just backwards.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:55 PM)JCE_13 Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote: If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.
These beys listed were not better than TT, but they weren't bad for Hasbro Hasbro at all. (I don't know anything about Devolos, but Union was a good hypersphere and Triumph is a good speedstorm.

Yeah, I should've used better examples but I gave my opinion's up above, and honestly, I'm kinda basing this on battle performances that I've seen


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - g2_ - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4  Master Devlos D5  and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol

If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.

Zankye is right, the beys are not even balanced with each other. We get good hits like Curse Satomb and Glide Rocktavor, and then we get stuff like Brave Valtryek, World Spryzen, and Infinite Achilles.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  9:00 PM)g2_ Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:28 PM)BeySkozo Raky Wrote: You just repeated your self. Why that?

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(Aug. 26, 2021  8:32 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: I literally just made a detailed post about why Hasbro is not a failure it's just a work in progress
Yeah, it's evolving. Just backwards.

It's evolving forwards! because they're kinda making products better and improving a bit ( people are gonna be ticked after hearing this ) for example, Pro Series used to struggle from Teeth wearing but now, as far as I know, that's been fixed. (Don't quote me on that) and some products break less especially with Speedstorm coming out, I'm thinking Hasbro's making Beys have weak teeth on purpose so that they can have more bursts or whatever


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - Dread hades12 - Aug. 26, 2021

I agree as well. But I have semi-high expectations for the pro series though. This is Hasbro's chance for redemption


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  9:04 PM)g2_ Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote: If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.

Zankye is right, the beys are not even balanced with each other. We get good hits like Curse Satomb and Glide Rocktavor, and then we get stuff like Brave Valtryek, World Spryzen, and Infinite Achilles.

Look, when I said Hasbro's a work in progress that's because I feel like calling them a failure is a bit too harsh and they have been improving bits by bits especially with Pro Series with reasons stated above, and Beys are breaking less, I honestly don't know why Beys are unbalanced and Brave Valtryek is actually pretty good, I bought it and it's not the worst Bey ever.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - originalzankye - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:59 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:46 PM)originalzankye Wrote: If Hasbro started off Speedstorm giving people hope with things like Chassis disks, gimmick on the Layers and started off OK with Wave 1 then through the latter waves does worse and worse with hollowing out the beys and repeating the same mistakes and even doing worse with poor disk choice. Then the Speedstorm system from start to finish is a failure, very poor execution. 

"When a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better."

Your examples don't make much sense since:

- TT Union wasn't bad, Hasbro Union is most certainly not an improvement 
- TT Master Diabolos wasn't bad and again Master Develos wasn't better
- TT Tempest most certainly was not bad by any sort of the means and Dragon D6 was not better.

When people talk about if Hasbro did something better than TT it is not really referred to with stock but an actual specific part. Like Yard TT compared to Yard Slingshock and how Yard Slingshock is better due to less scraping than TT. 

Even then that only applied maybe a few years ago back in Switchstrike, with Turbo/Rise/Surge it certainly does not apply.

I may've used bad examples but when I was talking about Union, Master, and Tempest I was talking teeth/locks wise, also, Hasbro's Union and Triumph kinda have better performance than their  TT counterparts, I'm not saying they were horrible but they weren't the best Beys, Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides (I'm sorry, I honestly don't know what its called when Hasbro beys "Click") The BGG's even had a battle video with Hasbro Union and TT Union and Hasbro's Union did way better than TT's Union, I'd say IMO that it was a real upgrade. Master Diabolos was a good Bey you're right about that but Right Spin wasn't really the best because it had a huge gap and if opposing Beys hit that gap it'd be over. Tempest was a good Bey but the thing that held it back was when you launched it the wings would come out (It was advertised to take a hit then the wings come out but whatever) and if a Bey hit one of the wings it would make the Bey super off-balanced literally killing its stamina, that's kinda 1A's fault but whatever. I'm not trying to change your opinion or anything I'm just giving my opinion

Hasbro's Union and Triumph and Master do not have better performance than their TT counterparts I don't know what source you have for that, but countless competitive testings prove otherwise. 

I also have to very clearly say this but we do not look at stock combos for competitive viability for the general meta or even just Hasbro Meta. 

"Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides"

I don't know if you own TT Union or don't but Union(Stock) didn't have weak burst resistance, there was recoil from power mode but the Achilles GT chip wasn't . People's issue with stock Union was convert scraping and it dying in rounds due to that.
  
For the rest of it you are talking about stock combos which is an extremely pointless argument, especially with Master and Tempest, and also not understanding how the gimmicks worked and functioned in battle. Releases like Master(Layer Base) and Tempest(Ring) were top-tier competitive for their respective seasons for a reason.

I don't think you understand how the Takara Tomy stuff worked competitively to make the statement that Hasbro improved from TT.

If you like Hasbro then awesome, good for you but please be informed lol


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - JCE_13 - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  9:07 PM)Dread hades12 Wrote: I agree as well. But I have semi-high expectations for the pro series though. This is Hasbro's chance for redemption
Hey, take my advice. Don't. When they do screw up, if you had low expectations, you won't be disappointed.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - UnseenBurst - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  9:13 PM)originalzankye Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:59 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote: I may've used bad examples but when I was talking about Union, Master, and Tempest I was talking teeth/locks wise, also, Hasbro's Union and Triumph kinda have better performance than their  TT counterparts, I'm not saying they were horrible but they weren't the best Beys, Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides (I'm sorry, I honestly don't know what its called when Hasbro beys "Click") The BGG's even had a battle video with Hasbro Union and TT Union and Hasbro's Union did way better than TT's Union, I'd say IMO that it was a real upgrade. Master Diabolos was a good Bey you're right about that but Right Spin wasn't really the best because it had a huge gap and if opposing Beys hit that gap it'd be over. Tempest was a good Bey but the thing that held it back was when you launched it the wings would come out (It was advertised to take a hit then the wings come out but whatever) and if a Bey hit one of the wings it would make the Bey super off-balanced literally killing its stamina, that's kinda 1A's fault but whatever. I'm not trying to change your opinion or anything I'm just giving my opinion

Hasbro's Union and Triumph and Master do not have better performance than their TT counterparts I don't know what source you have for that, but countless competitive testings prove otherwise. 

I also have to very clearly say this but we do not look at stock combos for competitive viability for the general meta or even just Hasbro Meta. 

"Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides"

I don't know if you own TT Union or don't but Union(Stock) didn't have weak burst resistance, there was recoil from power mode but the Achilles GT chip wasn't . People's issue with stock Union was convert scraping and it dying in rounds due to that.
  
For the rest of it you are talking about stock combos which is an extremely pointless argument, especially with Master and Tempest, and also not understanding how the gimmicks worked and functioned in battle. Releases like Master(Layer Base) and Tempest(Ring) were top-tier competitive for their respective seasons for a reason.

I don't think you understand how the Takara Tomy stuff worked competitively to make the statement that Hasbro improved from TT.

If you like Hasbro then awesome, good for you but please be informed lol

If I'm being honest, no I don't have a Union and no, I don't really know about competitive stuff I was just basing this off battles I've seen on Youtube, but overall, you're correct,this is pointless and I'm kinda getting tired of this, thanks everyone for you're feedback but honestly I just thought failure was kinda mean to call a company lol, anyways, thanks for you're feedback.


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - Beybladedb - Aug. 26, 2021

(Aug. 26, 2021  8:10 PM)UnseenBurst Wrote:
(Aug. 26, 2021  8:04 PM)g2_ Wrote: Hasbro is a failure. I miss the Slingshock beys.

Owch man, failure is a mean way to put it, more like needs improvement though Hasbro has had a lot of bad Beys it's actually had a lot of good beys to make up for them, usually when a Bey is bad in the TT world Hasbro makes it better, for example, Union Achilles A4 Master Devlos D5 and Triumph Dragon D6 and a bunch of others, Hasbro isn't doing the best job but I wouldn't say they're a failure more like a bit of laziness and need for improvement lol

master union and triumph are worse than there tt counterparts if I'm not mistaken


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - ayggdrasilgy - Aug. 27, 2021

Well this isn't so bad at least episode 23 answered many of my questions which raises more questions
Is Takara Tomy going to release ifrit as their own.
Is Hasbro going to make it to Japan

But I think this could also be the result of a marketing strategy for Hasbro to ensure eastern costumers

My only concern is that I hope Hasbro does make the quad-drive system with a metal armor parts


RE: Hasbro's Beyblade Burst – Out in Canada and Australia, international launch 2017 - Shido-kun - Aug. 27, 2021

UnseenBurst Wrote: I may've used bad examples but when I was talking about Union, Master, and Tempest I was talking teeth/locks wise

Which is still wrong because none of the examples you listed had problems with burst resistance.

Quote: also, Hasbro's Union and Triumph kinda have better performance than their  TT counterparts, I'm not saying they were horrible but they weren't the best Beys, Union had a really good concept, its teeth were holding it back from being better, but, Hasbro fixed this probably and made it have tight slides (I'm sorry, I honestly don't know what its called when Hasbro beys "Click") The BGG's even had a battle video with Hasbro Union and TT Union and Hasbro's Union did way better than TT's Union, I'd say IMO that it was a real upgrade. Master Diabolos was a good Bey you're right about that but Right Spin wasn't really the best because it had a huge gap and if opposing Beys hit that gap it'd be over. Tempest was a good Bey but the thing that held it back was when you launched it the wings would come out (It was advertised to take a hit then the wings come out but whatever) and if a Bey hit one of the wings it would make the Bey super off-balanced literally killing its stamina, that's kinda 1A's fault but whatever. I'm not trying to change your opinion or anything I'm just giving my opinion

Man, what is this?

Union doesn't have problems with Burst Resistance, and Achilles is actually one of the best GT chips in regards to teeth.

Master in itself doesn't have a huge gap, that was due to the Generate driver. And who cares about right spin mode when you can just use left, the far superior mode, which wasn't even the one Hasbro molded.

Admittedly, the wings coming out did kinda reduce Temprest's stamina because weight distribution becomes a bit off, but you'd still end up being able to outspin most other combos in same spin despite this anyway. Triumph not having to worry about this gimmick doesn't make it better in any way, when its still lacking the weight to matter.


The only real parts Hasbro made better were Imperial/Command pro series and Balkesh B3 since they solved the problem with burst resitance and that's it.