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RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Jan. 23, 2012

Is the weight dependency large enough that it might hinder placement in Stamina?


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Arupaeo - Jan. 23, 2012

Yes, but only as far as whether it sits above Phantom or below it. Duo is definitely top tier stamina in my book.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Jan. 23, 2012

Yeah, exactly, it outspins everything that isn't Phantom-of-the-Krispy-Kreme.

Death should probably go up for stamina too, though I don't know if enough testing has been done. It did better against phantom than my Duo (didn't do too great, though), but then lost in direct battle with Duo. I suspect this is largely because it has a similar grinding ability to basalt. I haven't seen tests of it against scythe, though, which may be a dealbreaker.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Dan - Jan. 26, 2012

If it ends up that Duo, Death and Phantom spin circles around Scythe would there be a point in leaving it on the list?

It would really just end up being like Beat is for Attack.
This is completely hypothetical of course, but I think that may end up happening.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Uwik - Jan. 26, 2012

I agree that Duo should be up for Defense and Stamina, and perhaps Scythe be retired from the list. But I strongly disagree having Death for stamina. Could someone kindly point me towards the stamina tests done for this?


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Jan. 26, 2012

I don't recall a suitable amount of Stamina testing being done for Death, either - it always seemed like a low-rent Basalt, though.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Uwik - Jan. 26, 2012

A couple basic stamina tests found in the Death Discussion thread.
CS Tests 1
CS Tests 2
WD Tests 1
WD Tests 2

Then we have this ...
Stamina but with different parts

I think it's more important for the time being to focus on having Duo for Stamina & Defense.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Jan. 26, 2012

I don't think there is anything more to say about Duo, though, other than we need to add it for both stamina and defense, and we all agree on that.
Oh, and plopping MF-H Duo Aquario TH170RDF onto balance would be a good idea too, it's a very good combination (IMO the most versatile Duo combination of all, able to outspin BD145CS combos, and still stand up to attacks quite reliably), though I don't know if there's enough testing to put it there of its own accord just yet.

Scythe can stay, I still think it is suitably "competitive". Frankly, I'd even consider adding MF-H Scythe Kronos BD145RS to defense. It's got a lot of synergy, one of the rare times I would not worry about using RS on BD145, given it shuts down MF-F Phantom (ATK) Cancer AD145RF, desite that combination outspinning Basalt BD145CS.

As for death, I really do think it can hold its own in the stamina list. I guess it could use more testing, but it holds up quite nicely against everything on the list, often being close enough that having a stronger launch could net you a win over a "better" stamina type.

Hazel: I'd use Death over Basalt for stamina any day. That said, I never liked basalt for stamina...

(Jan. 26, 2012  5:15 AM)Uwik Wrote: A couple basic stamina tests found in the Death Discussion thread.
CS Tests 1
CS Tests 2
WD Tests 1
WD Tests 2

Then we have this ...
Stamina but with different parts

I think it's more important for the time being to focus on having Duo for Stamina & Defense.

Just some response to those testings:
1/2. Duo shuts down most things, and CS is not a suitable tip for stamina assessment, due to the variability in performance.
3. Check the comparative tests with my Duo vs Phantom.
4. Those are quite close.

5. Those aren't valid given they all use different combinations.

What I really want to see is death vs scythe. If death outperforms scythe, we could consider replacing one with the other, though IMO scythe is still competitive.



As far as I see it, we've agreed on the following: MF-H on attackers, Duo for Stamina/Defense
Still Needs Discussion: RB, Diablo, Duo for Balance, Death for stamina, Scythe for stamina, Scythe for Defense, LRF on Blitz.



RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Kei - Jan. 28, 2012

MF-H has been added to the ATTACK combinations, and Duo to DEFENSE and STAMINA.

How do you guys feel about EWD for Stamina? Hazel mentioned it a while ago. Personally, I've never been able to determine if it's actually worse than WD or not.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Jan. 28, 2012

Yay!

EWD is a perfectly reasonable addition in my opinion, though it's a shame (for its sake) that left spin combinations aren't so popular right now, as from what I've seen, it takes hits from left spin opponents better than WD. I prefer it to SD, and all the testing I saw and everything I tried generally had it being equal to WD anyway, when opposite spin directions weren't a factor.

It's definitely more "competitively viable" than RSF anyway, and based on that alone, I think it deserves a spot.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Jan. 28, 2012

I could never really see a noticable difference - in other people's tests and my own - with EWD, as it always came down to what was shot first. I didn't do any impact resistance testing, though, because... well, pretty much any attack combo should be able to KO both WD and EWD customs just dandy.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Jan. 29, 2012

It seemed slightly easier to KO against same spin opponents, but that never affected it's Winrate, so it may have well been imaginary. And as I said, it did slightly better against opposite spin in terms of defence, including weak launching, so I think that's a very fair trade, even if left spin is uncommon.

I was always disappointed by how it and w2d were overlooked. Maybe there was justification for w2d that I never saw, but at the very least, it's again more viable than rsf IMO. Would be interested in others thoughts, albeit only if they've used it themselves, or at least can drag up some solid testing to sufficiently make me look stupid for saying this.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Dan - Feb. 05, 2012

Any reason Cancer isn't in the Stamina CW section? It may just be me but it is really good for Stamina/Defense. Great distribution, design and all.

I can't be the only one who feels that, right..?

lol


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 05, 2012

(Feb. 05, 2012  1:06 AM)Dan Wrote: Any reason Cancer isn't in the Stamina CW section? It may just be me but it is really good for Stamina/Defense. Great distribution, design and all.

I can't be the only one who feels that, right..?

lol

I'm pretty sure we all agreed on that, too, it just isn't up there? Or did I miss something?


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Kei - Feb. 05, 2012

Added EWD and Cancer for the STAMINA customizations. Do you guys think Cancer should be on Defense as well? We already have Bull, Kerbecs, and Aquario up there–all of which are heavier–so perhaps not?

(Jan. 29, 2012  1:31 PM)th!nk Wrote: It seemed slightly easier to KO against same spin opponents, but that never affected it's Winrate, so it may have well been imaginary. And as I said, it did slightly better against opposite spin in terms of defence, including weak launching, so I think that's a very fair trade, even if left spin is uncommon.

I was always disappointed by how it and w2d were overlooked. Maybe there was justification for w2d that I never saw, but at the very least, it's again more viable than rsf IMO. Would be interested in others thoughts, albeit only if they've used it themselves, or at least can drag up some solid testing to sufficiently make me look stupid for saying this.

Are you speaking from your experience in general with the part, or from actual testing that's been posted somewhere? I can't see why it would be worse/better depending on what spin direction it was playing against ...

I don't have any real opinion of W2D because I tested it for Stamina right when I got it and never looked at it again, but do you really think the shape of W2D would trump the rubber/grip of RSF?

edit: Also, it probably would not be a good idea to use W2D on BD145!


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Arupaeo - Feb. 05, 2012

Cancer is almost as heavy as Bull and Aquario (0.1g less) so if folks are interested in putting it on the defense list I wouldn't be too put off seeing it alongside those two as being in roughly the same weight class.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 06, 2012

I have no objections to putting it in the defense list. I've always found good weight distribution to be more important than tiny amounts of extra weight, and Cancer is very nicely distributed.

Dan seemed pretty enthusiastic about it to, so I definitely think it deserves to go up.

Oh, and for when we get around to Diablo, I'm going to suggest Unicorno II as well as Kerbecs for the Clear Wheels. Unicorno II is only slightly lighter and much more evenly distributed.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Feb. 06, 2012

Exactly what are we going to get around to with Diablo, anyway? As I recall, the consensus is so far pointing to an Attack/Defense hybrid wheel as opposed to the usual Defense/Stamina? Higher recoil, higher counter-smash?

Does it have a good enough presence to be on this list?


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 06, 2012

I don't know about presence, but yeah, the obscene weight it has means it can get away with being good at both Attack and Defense.

That said, I don't know if it's quite worthy of Attack top-tier status, unless we need a third wheel for that, in which case it's a pretty good pick.

For defense, I certainly think it deserves a spot. 70 gram combinations, guys.

It's certainly been overlooked by a lot of people because it hasn't truly outdone Duo or Variares (though it does very close to both), and it doesn't have impressive stamina. Honestly though, it seems to be hugely underrated for what it is.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Feb. 06, 2012

Oh yeah, I can totally appreciate the new perspective, too - Defense/Attack Hybrid basically suits my tastes pretty well(even if I do think the thing is hideous). It'll bring a lot more use to the underrated Aggressive CS, as well! I just wasn't clear on exactly how well suited it was for this thread - the testing thread had a lot of discussion back and forth about the overall viability, so I suppose I was seeking a clear-cut answer.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 06, 2012

Well, in defensive combinations it is most certainly strong enough, I've not seen any testing to dispute that. I'm not sure if there was much TH170 testing, but on BD145 it's close in win rates to Duo.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Hazel - Feb. 06, 2012

It's moreso the attack use I'm curious about.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 11, 2012

Uhh, guys? Any opinions on Diablo for attack?

Personally, I'd be comfortable with putting it up there, if only to offer a third choice. The results it gets seem to be close enough to Variares and Blitz, and it does better against other attackers than they do, it seems, so yeah.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - Arupaeo - Feb. 11, 2012

Could you provide direct post-level links to the sets of results that you feel best makes the case for this? It would probably speed up the evaluation process for others who haven't seen/read what you have.


RE: Competitive Metal Fight Beyblade Combos - th!nk - Feb. 11, 2012

I don't know if there was any Attack Vs Attack testing, however, I think Uwik's tests were quite a good indicator. The OP of that thread contains his results, amongst others. http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Diablo-Discussion

Here's some attack vs attack, amongst other things, from Pockyx3:
Number 1
Number 2
Number 3