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Smash testing thread! - Sıon - Aug. 10, 2013
This thread is to test the smash of a beyblade. In order to do this, you must have a Hasbro stadium with high walls, and a bey that does not move around a lot. launcher and how old the parts are needs to be noted. this is to test how powerful an attack is.
Here is the ranking; it goes from 0 to 8:
Quote:0- no smash, this kind of bey only gives normal attacks
1- sparse smash, this kind of bey gives in normal attacks, however, it is a bit more powerful than a type 0 attack
2- partial smash, these beys give in a decent smash, however, it has barely any affect on the opponent.
3- semi smash, the attack is powerful, but not fatal to the opponent, but more powerful than a type 2 smash
4- quarter smash, this kind of smash is powerful, and can be sometimes dangerous to a beyblade with weak balance
5- pound smash, this kind of smash is very strong, and is constant, however, stamina is severely lost.
6- bomb smash, this smash is super powerful, and delivers a lot of damage to an opponent. however, the bey that delivered the smashes can only survive from 4 to 6 of these smashes before they sleep out.
7- god smash- these are ultra powerful, and can defeat many beys with one hit, and delivers a lot of the beys energy into it. however, it is rare for a god smash to knock an opponent out of a Hasbro stadium with high walls
8- metagame smash- these hits can cause a stadium out in even a Hasbro stadium with high walls. this hits are the most rare, and only a handful of parts can create such a smash (one is Bahamdia/Bahamoote).
Testing is like this: there are 5 battles in this kind of testing. just type the name of the beyblade that deliveres the smash, and its opponent and letter the round, and what type of smash was delivered ( note that you only measure the most powerful attack), and after, write the "smash code number" like this:
Quote:smash testing bey: guardian bahamdia lw105 hf ( new )
opponent- shinobi saramanda sw145 sd ( partially worn )
launcher- Hasbro light launcher
Stadium- Half pipe beystadium
battles:
round a- type 4 smash attack
round b-type 7 smash attack
round c- type 6 smash attack
round d- type 3 smash attack
round e- type 5 smash attack
smash code: 47635
RE: Smash testing thread! - Dark_Mousy - Aug. 10, 2013
All testing is done in a BB10 Attack stadium. There is a Hasbro testing thread.
RE: Smash testing thread! - Sıon - Aug. 10, 2013
(Aug. 10, 2013 6:49 PM)Dark_Mousy Wrote: All testing is done in a BB10 Attack stadium. There is a Hasbro testing thread.
This test includes a Hasbro stadium with high walls because you wont be ably to measure smash because there will be constant stadium outs with a bb10
RE: Smash testing thread! - ShinobuXD - Aug. 10, 2013
Sorry but Dark is right. And you have to do twenty rounds. Not to mention its pretty easy to tell if something has smash in a BB-10. You just see if it KOs or not.
RE: Smash testing thread! - Dark_Mousy - Aug. 10, 2013
Ill make it easy for you. Go Here how to post results, go here for Hasbro testing. You're Welcome
RE: Smash testing thread! - Sıon - Aug. 10, 2013
ok. you can use a freestyle setup.
RE: Smash testing thread! - Dark_Mousy - Aug. 10, 2013
(Aug. 10, 2013 8:01 PM)tac1017 Wrote: ok. you can use a freestyle setup.
huh? You have to use the standard procedure for testing to actually post results.
RE: Smash testing thread! - Sıon - Aug. 10, 2013
this is a different procedure. look at it
RE: Smash testing thread! - Dual - Aug. 10, 2013
Oh jeez.
We know, but that procedure is not what the WBO uses to provide good, accurate tests, and that is the procedure that must be used for official testing.
RE: Smash testing thread! - кαмυι カムイ - Aug. 10, 2013
Dark Mousy is right. You have to use the standard procedure. There is no other.
RE: Smash testing thread! - Leone19 - Aug. 10, 2013
There is a Hasbro testing thread but that's it for Hasbro tests. Dark Mousy gave you the link, use it. The rest of the posts here are just spamming, just report it
RE: Smash testing thread! - Kai-V - Aug. 11, 2013
Additionally, you can definitely measure "smash" with knock-outs ...