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RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - ForZ - Jun. 02, 2016

(Jun. 02, 2016  8:15 PM)Ultra Wrote: Anyone looking for a Bound Defenser:

http://page24.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/q119034147

That would be really cool to have, looks like the colors are still nice too. I find the light blue plastic doesn't age very well.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - NEET no Kami - Jun. 05, 2016

how well does the dranzer G AR perform?

also how does dark wing + dragon saucer perform?

does anyone know how the AR's of these blades perform
galeon 2
trygles 2
trygator
killer eagle
death gargoyle
rock bisons AR


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - ForZ - Jun. 05, 2016

(Jun. 05, 2016  3:23 PM)NEET no Kami Wrote: how well does the dranzer G AR perform?

also how does dark wing + dragon saucer perform?

does anyone know how the AR's of these blades perform
galeon 2
trygles 2
trygator
killer eagle
death gargoyle
rock bisons AR

Trygle 2's is largely innefective because it's spikes don't protrude past the BB enough to have any decent smash and it has immense recoil. It has the same problem as Orca Diver, but worse because of the recoil. It's also pretty light IIRC.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 06, 2016

Wing Survivor (Dranzer G) is kind of lame. Some smash, no left zombie potential. In some ways a downgrade from Flame Wing.
I don't think Dark Wing is any better for zombie AR than the cheaper alternative of War Lion. Plus that would be abysmal in right gear.
Rock Bisons is just mediocre multi direction smash. Nothing great, recoily. Lame.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Zoroaste - Jun. 06, 2016

My turn to answer a couple. Lol. Trygator and Galeon 2 are both decently shaped, but too small to deliver the blows needed to be effective. Death Gargoyleseemed ok, nothing that great. Killer Eagle has too many stickers to knock off. Lol. I need a junk one ti beat on, but i cant see it being that great at anything. Maybe at deflecting? Like Wyvern? Can't see it being Twin Saucer caliber tho either way


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - NEET no Kami - Jun. 07, 2016

how well does mirage goddess (venus AR) work as a defensive zombie AR?


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Ultra - Jun. 07, 2016

It's not on the tier list under that section for Defensive Zombies so I assume not as well as the things listed there.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Achi-baba - Jun. 07, 2016

Stupid question: Is it legal to use beyblades without the Blade Base attached?
Not so stupid question: In general, is it better to wind up the engine gears or leave them as is?


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Cookie Bouquets - Jun. 07, 2016

(Jun. 07, 2016  11:19 PM)earthwolf1404 Wrote: Stupid question: Is it legal to use beyblades without the Blade Base attached?
Not so stupid question: In general, is it better to wind up the engine gears or leave them as is?

You need the blade base.

I personally don't, not even on Circle Survivor.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 09, 2016

(Jun. 07, 2016  10:24 PM)NEET no Kami Wrote: how well does mirage goddess (venus AR) work as a defensive zombie AR?

It doesn't look like it had any potential, other than some mediocre smash attack.

(Jun. 07, 2016  11:26 PM)Shirayuki Wrote:
(Jun. 07, 2016  11:19 PM)earthwolf1404 Wrote: Stupid question: Is it legal to use beyblades without the Blade Base attached?
Not so stupid question: In general, is it better to wind up the engine gears or leave them as is?

You need the blade base.

I personally don't, not even on Circle Survivor.

As do I, for Circle Survivor.
Even if I only had an EG Top, I probably wouldn't use that feature in a tournament. It's gimmicky, and probably hinders more than it helps.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Ultra - Jun. 09, 2016

Um you should be. The spinning nature helps it not hinders it... Like massively.

The argument that you don't like it because it's a gimmick is ridiculous. That gimmick is what makes it top tier. You might as well not even use it if you're not going to wind the engine gear.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 09, 2016

Circle Survivor? I mean, it doesn't even lock in place because of the normal base. Sometimes it stays in place, but it isn't like any base with a clutch.

The other EGs are just bad comparatively to anything else..


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Driger_Guy - Jun. 09, 2016

So I have a couple questions. Why has Driger V2 gotten so cheap since I was last here...and is it still the best stock plastic?


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 09, 2016

(Jun. 09, 2016  6:32 PM)Driger_Guy Wrote: So I have a couple questions. Why has Driger V2 gotten so cheap since I was last here...and is it still the best stock plastic?

Still wouldn't say they're cheap; no where near that Dragoon G $8 range from a few years back.

Pretty much. Upper Attack. Good Endurance, chips away at most combos. Solid.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Driger_Guy - Jun. 09, 2016

Neo, last time i was here and checked beyblades on ebay Driger V2 was $40 at cheapest, and now its around 20-30 thats cheap to me. Especially since the red one is around $30


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 10, 2016

(Jun. 09, 2016  11:09 PM)Driger_Guy Wrote: Neo, last time i was here and checked beyblades on ebay Driger V2 was $40 at cheapest, and now its around 20-30 thats cheap to me. Especially since the red one is around $30

Yeah, I remember buying mine NIB for $60 or so. It's gone down a bit I suppose.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - NEET no Kami - Jun. 11, 2016

is poseidon's AR any good for smash attack?


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Cookie Bouquets - Jun. 11, 2016

(Jun. 11, 2016  8:33 PM)NEET no Kami Wrote: is poseidon's AR any good for smash attack?

According to Zoroaste, it's too wide and too light to put any force in its attacks.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - FIREFIRE CPB - Jun. 11, 2016

I heard in plastics. Zombie types used to have zero recoil [by making maximum contact with Wide Survivor WD].

So how could a bey that has no recoil points to latch can spin steal from other beys?

In MFB most of spin-equalize loose to Duo/Death as they have no recoil points to latch on to spin-steal.

so how it's differ in PLA?

I will really appreciate replys


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Cookie Bouquets - Jun. 11, 2016

(Jun. 11, 2016  9:20 PM)FIREFIRE Wrote: I heard in plastics. Zombie types used to have zero recoil [by making maximum contact with Wide Survivor WD].

So how could a bey that has no recoil points to latch can spin steal from other beys?

In MFB most of spin-equalize loose to Duo/Death as they have no recoil points to latch on to spin-steal.

so how it's differ in PLA?

I will really appreciate replys

Plastic zombies have contact points, but try to keep recoil at a MINIMUM. Thats why parts like Dragon saucer are used.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - NEET no Kami - Jun. 11, 2016

is it worth buying killer eagle?

how much does a killer eagle cost; new and used?


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Dracomageat - Jun. 12, 2016

(Jun. 11, 2016  10:19 PM)Shirayuki Wrote:
(Jun. 11, 2016  9:20 PM)FIREFIRE Wrote: I heard in plastics. Zombie types used to have zero recoil [by making maximum contact with Wide Survivor WD].
So how could a bey that has no recoil points to latch can spin steal from other beys?
In MFB most of spin-equalize loose to Duo/Death as they have no recoil points to latch on to spin-steal.
so how it's differ in PLA?
I will really appreciate replys
Plastic zombies have contact points, but try to keep recoil at a MINIMUM. Thats why parts like Dragon saucer are used.

To be clear, the best grip for spin stealing in any generation is acquired when you have high friction and high contact time. For friction, rubber is the best material, followed by plastic and then metal. However, surface area also produces friction and contact points increase surface area.

Contact points, however, produce recoil, which reduces contact time. This may seem odd because beyblades rarely make contact for more than a fraction of a second anyway but, by reducing recoil you can both increase the size of this fraction of a second and reduce the time between contacts.

Producing the ultimate spin stealer requires careful balance of these two factors and, because MFB generally uses metal contact points, parts lacking friction is far more of a concern than it is for plastics.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Neo - Jun. 13, 2016

(Jun. 11, 2016  10:45 PM)NEET no Kami Wrote: is it worth buying killer eagle?

how much does a killer eagle cost; new and used?

Pretty sure it's just an outclassed AR.


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - NEET no Kami - Jun. 14, 2016

considering most defense combo's are left spin would it be better to:
use a right spin attack combo
use a left spin attack combo

example
defense combo
AR-Twin horn
WD-wide defense
SG-left sg+bearing version 2
BB-defense grip base 2

right
attack combo
AR-cross griffon
WD-wide defense
SG-neo right+normal core
BB-defense grip base

left
AR-G-upper
WD-wide defense
SG-neo left+normal core
BB-defense grip base


RE: [Plastics] :: Q&A Thread - Cookie Bouquets - Jun. 14, 2016

Probably want to match spin direction so you can't get spin stolen from