• All non-Hasbro Layers. 
  
• All non-HyperSphere Drivers. 
  
• All Pro Series Layers and Disks. 
  
• All GT Disks, Sparking Disks, and DB Disks. This does not include the Hasbro counterparts. 
  

1. First Stage (1st to 3 points): 
   

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point)
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (1 Point)
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:58 AM)TheElfiestElf Wrote: Does "opponents frame falls off" end the match or would it be theoretically possible for one player to earn a frame removal point while also having their bey eventually get knocked out of the stadium? (Sorry if this is obvious, I'm a newb)

Otherwise I see these rules as fine and would have qualms about entering a tournament that used them.

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:59 PM)BuilderROB Wrote: I don’t see the purpose of a Hypersphere format honestly. We don’t really need a format for every Hasbro burst series with a unique gimmick. If you’re wanting to host a Hasbro event I’d just host a Hasbro only burst format. Doing only hypersphere is limiting in my opinion, and I don’t see the purpose of it.

If you really wanted to host a Hypersphere event that took advantage of the stadiums and gimmick, I’d ban any drivers that were non Hypersphere. I’d get rid of the Hypersphere only layers, and instead I think any Hasbro Burst layers (non pro series) would work fine. The ruleset and ban list is fine otherwise.

(Jul. 17, 2021  7:05 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote:

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:59 PM)BuilderROB Wrote: I don’t see the purpose of a Hypersphere format honestly. We don’t really need a format for every Hasbro burst series with a unique gimmick. If you’re wanting to host a Hasbro event I’d just host a Hasbro only burst format. Doing only hypersphere is limiting in my opinion, and I don’t see the purpose of it.

If you really wanted to host a Hypersphere event that took advantage of the stadiums and gimmick, I’d ban any drivers that were non Hypersphere. I’d get rid of the Hypersphere only layers, and instead I think any Hasbro Burst layers (non pro series) would work fine. The ruleset and ban list is fine otherwise.

The purpose of HyperSphere format is to make it easier for kids with little TT access to win, and also because it’s a funnier format that’d be fun to host.

Did you not read the ban list? All non-HyperSphere drivers are banned, and all Hasbro layers (non-Pro Series) are allowed.

(Jul. 17, 2021  7:29 PM)DeceasedCrab Wrote: I would say it has some potential. Limiting the layers to Hasbro, the discs to pre-GT, and the Hypersphere tips. Assuming you are going to run this format in Hypersphere stadiums, it may be interesting. Worth pursuing. I would consult with the Organized Play staff of WBO before you run this, make sure it'd be allowed.

Now, we should probably clarify on the discs: With Hasbro versions of those discs, you have interesting stuff like Hurricane that supports a frame and doesn't free-spin. You've also got discs such as Python, Lore, and Swipe, which all support frames: would those be banned?

And, I think perhaps, most importantly, you're starting to see the Hasbro versions of the Superking Cores. We're talking 1A-D, 1B-D, 2D-D, and 3A-D. They're versions of the cores that function like discs, with plastic frames on the end that can't be removed. I'm starting to consider how interesting those might be in Limited. But more to the point, would they be allowed in your Hypersphere format?
As well as Hasbro Wheel, how about that one?

(Jul. 17, 2021  7:45 PM)BuilderROB Wrote:

(Jul. 17, 2021  7:05 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote: The purpose of HyperSphere format is to make it easier for kids with little TT access to win, and also because it’s a funnier format that’d be fun to host.

Did you not read the ban list? All non-HyperSphere drivers are banned, and all Hasbro layers (non-Pro Series) are allowed.

Looks like I missed that. My apologies, I don’t know how I read that wrong. I just think Hasbro only format works fine since as you say, kids with little TT access are able to participate in a format where only Hasbro brand is allowed, and are much more likely to win. Your Hypersphere format as is is fine, I just don’t see why Hasbro only format doesn’t work fine as well.

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:48 AM)CheetoBlader Wrote: I made a ruleset for HyperSphere so that I can host with it next month, and I was curious to we what y’all think.

All matches would be played in HyperSphere stadiums.

Banned Parts: 

• All non-Hasbro Layers. 
  
• All non-HyperSphere Drivers. 
  
• All Pro Series Layers. 
  
• All GT Disks, Sparking Disks, and DB Disks. This does not include the Hasbro counterparts. 
  

How to Win: 

1. First Stage (1st to 3 points): 
   

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

   2. Final Stage/Deck Format (1st to 5 points):

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point)
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

Also please do elaborate on your posts, I’d like some actual conversations here not “oh cool”.

(Jul. 17, 2021  11:16 PM)valtaoi_007 Wrote:

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:48 AM)CheetoBlader Wrote: I made a ruleset for HyperSphere so that I can host with it next month, and I was curious to we what y’all think.

All matches would be played in HyperSphere stadiums.

Banned Parts: 

• All non-Hasbro Layers. 
  
• All non-HyperSphere Drivers. 
  
• All Pro Series Layers. 
  
• All GT Disks, Sparking Disks, and DB Disks. This does not include the Hasbro counterparts. 
  

How to Win: 

1. First Stage (1st to 3 points): 
   

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

   2. Final Stage/Deck Format (1st to 5 points):

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point)
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

Also please do elaborate on your posts, I’d like some actual conversations here not “oh cool”.

would the pro-series disks count as TT disks?
cause technically they are their hasbro counterparts

(Jul. 17, 2021  6:48 AM)CheetoBlader Wrote: I made a ruleset for HyperSphere so that I can host with it next month, and I was curious to we what y’all think.

All matches would be played in HyperSphere stadiums.

Banned Parts: 

• All non-Hasbro Layers. 
  
• All non-HyperSphere Drivers. 
  
• All Pro Series Layers and Disks. 
  
• All GT Disks, Sparking Disks, and DB Disks. This does not include the Hasbro counterparts. 
  

How to Win: 

1. First Stage (1st to 3 points): 
   

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

   2. Final Stage/Deck Format (1st to 5 points):

• Your opponent’s Beyblade stops spinning before yours does. (1 Point)
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade leaves the stadium. (1 Point) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade bursts. (2 Points) 
  
• Your opponent’s Beyblade’s frame falls off. (1 Point)
  

Also please do elaborate on your posts, I’d like some actual conversations here not “oh cool”.

(Jul. 17, 2021  11:46 PM)Hollowmind8 Wrote: I'm basically pointing out the layer and driver absurd Burst resistance (mostly the layer tho).

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Idk if you agree with me but I think Air Knight k5 is kinda op:
- it has Valor-H, with has a strong Burst resistance.
- It's layer is 96% Circular, I've tested this layer with very weak drivers against very strong opponents and it didn't "clicked" once (meaning every driver can be used without worrying about burst).(sidenote: It can spin steal from Balkesh so it's VERY round)
Tho I might say that it can be tilted kinda easily by attacking from below and loses a lot of stamina when it happens (But then you could just slap Orbital-HS and you're good to go(Kinda, idk for sure but it would help)).

It's funny how it's stock combo alone does great (not perfect, great). It's just funny and I wanted to point out for maybe further testing to see if it's really that broken. Idk if it's THAT op, I don't have all HS beys but from what I have it is a monster.

About the ruleset, it is very good.

(Jul. 19, 2021  5:39 PM)DeltaZakuro Wrote: Maybe Glide, Curse or Raid?

(Jul. 19, 2021  5:43 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote:

(Jul. 19, 2021  5:39 PM)DeltaZakuro Wrote: Maybe Glide, Curse or Raid?

I know Glide has HasWheel, but what is there to test on Curse or Raid?

(Jul. 19, 2021  5:51 PM)DeltaZakuro Wrote:

(Jul. 19, 2021  5:43 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote: I know Glide has HasWheel, but what is there to test on Curse or Raid?

Curse has decent defense doesn't it? And Raid from my memory has alright attack.

(Jul. 19, 2021  6:16 PM)#Fafnir Wrote: I would recommend picking up Zone Luinor L5, Union Achilles A5, and maybe a Monster Ogre.
Interesting results! I’m a bit surprised you didn’t test Balkesh B3 or Spryzen Requiem S3 though, as I feel that those two would cause a good bit of trouble in a format like this. I’d help with testing, but I don’t own a Hypersphere stadium or enough Hypersphere drivers.

(Jul. 19, 2021  6:32 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote:

(Jul. 19, 2021  6:16 PM)#Fafnir Wrote: I would recommend picking up Zone Luinor L5, Union Achilles A5, and maybe a Monster Ogre.
Interesting results! I’m a bit surprised you didn’t test Balkesh B3 or Spryzen Requiem S3 though, as I feel that those two would cause a good bit of trouble in a format like this. I’d help with testing, but I don’t own a Hypersphere stadium or enough Hypersphere drivers.

I completely forgot about Monster, might try to pick that up as well.

And I did a bit of testing on Balkesh B3, just didn’t write it in my post. It’s pretty good, I didn’t do much testing though. I do suspect things like Garuda G3 and any bulkier layer might be able to destabilize Balkesh B3 though.

My Spryzen Requiem S3 is the Ultimate Tournament Collection one, so it has some ehh slopes. It bursted in almost all the tests I did. Definitely slopes in action right there, however I do wonder if it’s less round shape and rubber effected it’s Burst resistance.

(Jul. 19, 2021  6:44 PM)Hollowmind8 Wrote:

(Jul. 19, 2021  6:32 PM)CheetoBlader Wrote: I completely forgot about Monster, might try to pick that up as well.

And I did a bit of testing on Balkesh B3, just didn’t write it in my post. It’s pretty good, I didn’t do much testing though. I do suspect things like Garuda G3 and any bulkier layer might be able to destabilize Balkesh B3 though.

My Spryzen Requiem S3 is the Ultimate Tournament Collection one, so it has some ehh slopes. It bursted in almost all the tests I did. Definitely slopes in action right there, however I do wonder if it’s less round shape and rubber effected it’s Burst resistance.

 Less rounder shape affect burst resistance by a lot, which means rounder = better burst resistance (and also better spin stealing)
 As for rubber, it kinda affects your burst resistance but it also kinda affects the opponent burst resistance, since it makes more friction.