(Sep. 16, 2011  11:04 AM)BeyFan Wrote: I was really surprised when Driger V2's "beastness" was discovered. Its funny that it was never really looked upon as a great bey initially. People were going insane after the plastic tourneys, heaps wanted to buy the bey! lol

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:24 AM)Poseidon Wrote: Drigers are usually all good.
Driger s for tiger defencer and the BB
Driger f for the SG
Driger V for the magne base, i find it good for compacts
Driger V2 is supposeddly a good bey but im still eh about it.
Driger G for theAR
Driger MS sucks but out of the 3 HMS beys to get thats properly the best.
Driger is properly the best series of bey to get; if not, dragoon.

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:31 AM)Poseidon Wrote: what i see happening generally is that the bey hits it and bounces of, but that the SP and AR, why is the base so great is what i dont understand. Wouldn't dranzer v2s BB be better

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:42 AM)Benjohadi Wrote: I like dragoon v2 and uriel 2 BB more than dranzer v2..haha..i dont know someone tried this or not..since i dont own driger v2 yet..i really like to know how well this bey moght do:
AR : Driger V2
WD : 10 heavy
SG : Neo SG right + HMC
SP : Driger V2
BB : Dragoon V2 with rubber tip
it would do great i think..well..just a theory..
P/S : i am more familiar wiht beyblade name rather than parts name..XD

(Sep. 16, 2011  9:29 AM)Chups Wrote: Driger V2 is a tank :3 With the power of the Coca-Cola bitchip/beast it is unbeatable.

At BeyQuake I was having a couple Plastic battles with Omega I used a plain uncustomised Driger V2 he was using a supposably Top-Tier attack combo (I didn't know what it was I dont keep up with plastic metagame). He didn't beat me once of about 5 battles. This thing is so good <3

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:50 AM)Benjohadi Wrote: That would be incredible that it have massive stress mark..i will definitely try that after i got mine..XD
Hasbro plastics would rather be the most expencive (overpriced) plastics ever..XD
i never own an Uriel 2..how does its rubber tip looks loke?soft rubber or hard type rubber as dragoon v2's?

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:44 AM)Hazel Wrote: I tried Claw Upper, 10 Heavy, Neo Right + SG Magnecore(no HMC), Upper Support, and Customize Grip Base once. It was pretty nice having it be so aggressive, but at that speed the Claw Upper AR is prone to stress marks, and likely breakage. I didn't keep using it after I saw the MASSIVE stress mark on the underside of the AR appear. However, my Claw Upper ARs are TakaraTomy. Hasbro's are much tougher. Someone with Hasbro Driger V2s should test it.

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:52 AM)Hazel Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:50 AM)Benjohadi Wrote: That would be incredible that it have massive stress mark..i will definitely try that after i got mine..XD
Hasbro plastics would rather be the most expencive (overpriced) plastics ever..XD
i never own an Uriel 2..how does its rubber tip looks loke?soft rubber or hard type rubber as dragoon v2's?

Uriel 2's BB has a soft, wide rubber tip. Most people refuse to use it anymore - and rightly so, because Uriel 2 suffers from Gold Plastic Syndrome. Dark brown, metallic, or gold-ish plastic tends to age very poorly and, even if kept perfectly in the box and never touched by human hands, will break eventually.

Some members actually reported their Uriel 2 BB breaking within 5 minutes of first opening/receiving it mint. Given that it's such a rare, massively expensive part, I'd never even consider using one.

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:58 AM)Tiger Fury Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:44 AM)Hazel Wrote: I tried Claw Upper, 10 Heavy, Neo Right + SG Magnecore(no HMC), Upper Support, and Customize Grip Base once. It was pretty nice having it be so aggressive, but at that speed the Claw Upper AR is prone to stress marks, and likely breakage. I didn't keep using it after I saw the MASSIVE stress mark on the underside of the AR appear. However, my Claw Upper ARs are TakaraTomy. Hasbro's are much tougher. Someone with Hasbro Driger V2s should test it.

I haven't got the stress marks on the AR of my V2...:\
Maybe it's because I only used it about 10 times

But I did noticed white marks on outer part of the Support Part; the Upper Attack...
That's another reason why I stopped using Driger V2

I wish I had gotten the Hasbro version but they're pretty rare now and I much prefer the TT ones - they're from Japan, even though they are vulnerable to breakage

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:59 AM)Benjohadi Wrote: but we can use the Uriel 2's rubber on other BB's right?
i broke my Uriel 1 BB...yeah..i noticed that gold brown plastic are much more fragile than the rest..

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:59 AM)Hazel Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:58 AM)Tiger Fury Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  11:44 AM)Hazel Wrote: I tried Claw Upper, 10 Heavy, Neo Right + SG Magnecore(no HMC), Upper Support, and Customize Grip Base once. It was pretty nice having it be so aggressive, but at that speed the Claw Upper AR is prone to stress marks, and likely breakage. I didn't keep using it after I saw the MASSIVE stress mark on the underside of the AR appear. However, my Claw Upper ARs are TakaraTomy. Hasbro's are much tougher. Someone with Hasbro Driger V2s should test it.

I haven't got the stress marks on the AR of my V2...:\
Maybe it's because I only used it about 10 times

But I did noticed white marks on outer part of the Support Part; the Upper Attack...
That's another reason why I stopped using Driger V2

I wish I had gotten the Hasbro version but they're pretty rare now and I much prefer the TT ones - they're from Japan, even though they are vulnerable to breakage

Why would you prefer a part more prone to breaking just because of the pile of dirt it wasn't even made on? That's just silly.

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:10 PM)天翔翼 TenshouYoku Wrote: So Why do you guys still play Plastics?

I mean, It is less dangerous compared with MFB because thy are made with Plastic and less heavy,
but aren't they too easy to be damaged, or even CRUSHED?

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:13 PM)Hazel Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:10 PM)天翔翼 TenshouYoku Wrote: So Why do you guys still play Plastics?

I mean, It is less dangerous compared with MFB because thy are made with Plastic and less heavy,
but aren't they too easy to be damaged, or even CRUSHED?

Plastics "feel" better - their impacts are more significant. They move in more profoundly differing ways. They feel better when you launch them.

Of course, for the most part I blade lightly with my plastics, as they are more prone to breaking than MFB - but it's not as though they're made of porcelain, either, and I always make sure I have backups of whatever parts I'm using, in case one breaks, so I'll have a display piece no matter what.

For the most part I just collect them, though.

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:10 PM)天翔翼 TenshouYoku Wrote: So Why do you guys still play Plastics?

I mean, It is less dangerous compared with MFB because thy are made with Plastic and less heavy,
but aren't they too easy to be damaged, or even CRUSHED?

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:16 PM)Poseidon Wrote:

(Sep. 16, 2011  2:10 PM)天翔翼 TenshouYoku Wrote: So Why do you guys still play Plastics?

I mean, It is less dangerous compared with MFB because thy are made with Plastic and less heavy,
but aren't they too easy to be damaged, or even CRUSHED?

Because there epic. Its more dangerous an way more fun to watch.

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