(Feb. 13, 2017  1:19 AM)Kei Wrote: Thanks for the testings @[mleunc] and @[ali12345456]! I'd encourage you guys (and everyone) to make individual threads for parts if you're going to do a big set of tests with them. It will make it easier to find tests for specific parts in the future if everything isn't just thrown into this thread. I would use this thread only if you're going to do a very small set of tests for a specific match-up, personally. Even then, it might be better to post in a specific thread for the part you're testing.

Anyways, is Unicrest still the best for Stamina among Hasbro parts? It seemed that way to me when I did my initial testing. How does it compare to Wyvron?

Alright, is it cool if I copy paste the testing into a new thread? Also I actually just finished testing Wyvron using gravity and survive and it's not that good unfortunately, Absolutely got destroyed by valtryek v2 K.Z and Unicrest H.D. It did however fare well against Valtryek A.D. . I am typing up the full results right now and will make a thread soon. 

(Feb. 13, 2017  1:39 AM)ali12345456 Wrote: Alright, is it cool if I copy paste the testing into a new thread? Also I actually just finished testing Wyvron using gravity and survive and it's not that good unfortunately, Absolutely got destroyed by valtryek v2 K.Z and Unicrest H.D. It did however fare well against Valtryek A.D. . I am typing up the full results right now and will make a thread soon.

(Feb. 11, 2017  2:28 AM)BeyCrafter Wrote: I've just gotten some Hasbro blades today and I decided to compare it to the Light Launcher with the short winder.  The results are as follows:

RHS(LLSW) spin times: 1:21, 1:23, 1:19, 1:20
Average: 1:20
RHS(Hasbro Launcher) spin times: 1:19, 1:24, 1:20, 1:21
Average: 1:21

So, Hasbro's Launcher, while inconsistent, it's comparable to the short winder in terms of power.  Better than they did than in Metal Fight power wise.  However, it's size is a little issue right now, and, unless they make a grip that can make their Launchers better to grip, I'm gonna tank it until I get a Supergrip...

(Feb. 21, 2017  8:59 AM)OzBey Wrote: I think I might be a little bit off topic, not sure if this is the right thread, but does anyone else notice how hasbro's revolve driver does not attach to the layer as tightly as other drivers. All other hasbro drivers I have seem to provide similar tightness for the layers, however revolve is noticeably looser. This means that revolve combinations are less useful as they burst more often.

Does this happen with everyone else?

(Feb. 21, 2017  9:22 AM)OzBey Wrote: I feel that the spring within the revolve tip is the weakest in comparison  to the rest of the tips

(Mar. 03, 2017  6:06 AM)Mage Wrote: The spring in the tip does not affect the performance of the bey, only how much the parts fly. The thing that determines burst resistance from the driver are the little teeth above the spring and their height

(Mar. 03, 2017  6:20 AM)WIMP Wrote: Sup dude I think he's talking about the Hasbro revolve

(Mar. 31, 2017  11:00 PM)cosmicstriker Wrote: I noticed that my Edge driver (from the horusood and kerbeus two-pack) actually has a tighter spring, basically the opposite of revolve, with its weak spring. Surprisingly, it's not that bad for defense. On top of that, its tip is sharper than survive and much more than revolve, so it spins longer until the edges scrape the stadium floor. Anyone with a proper stadium want to do some tests? Maybe with some TT beys?

(Mar. 31, 2017  11:43 PM)mj9 Wrote: Well you can only use the Hasbro layers with that edge so I'm assuming testing Hasbro layer + edge against the combos

(Apr. 12, 2017  3:30 PM)sharkee9 Wrote: I've been experimenting with making a better Neptrius. I ordered a Nepstrius N2 (Hasbro ver), and I'm hoping to change out some parts. My current combo is Nepstrius - Heavy - Survive...I combined these with Neptrius because it has a big layer for heavy attack, but then it's also got defense and stamina in the weight and driver. Still not perfect, but better than Nepstrius's original parts.

(Apr. 12, 2017  4:22 PM)Suzaku-X Wrote: Nepistrius is a bad layer, sadly. Takaras Neptune is a good defense/stamina hybrid, and it works well with Revolve or Yeilding.

(Apr. 12, 2017  5:33 PM)sharkee9 Wrote: I can at least try to make it better. The only thing I don't like about Takara beys is they don't work with the Hasbro app.

(Apr. 08, 2017  12:35 AM)loyd87 Wrote: New hasbro Test for me against D2HR from TT.

Roktavor Heavy Variable(all Hasbro) VS D2HR(All TT)

RHV: 8 wins(All Burst Finish)
D2HR: 12 wins (All Spin Finish)

3 Double Burst redone.

I have used Beylauncher+beylogger in the standard burst stadium.

P.S.: 90% of D2 wins are really short. one more good hit and D2 bursted.

(Jan. 16, 2017  9:51 PM)loyd87 Wrote: Theres some testing done since?

I actualy testing roktavor and roktavor 2 a lot. Test the driver variable and zephyr too. Actualy did you have totally understand how to resist to burst efficiently? Or we have not enough testing done yet?

(Jun. 01, 2017  12:40 PM)loyd87 Wrote: i thought it would be good at something but the best thing I have tried with R2 is R2 down zephyr but isn't great for stall and isn't enough agressive for attack purpose. its burst resistance is at a minimum point so its risky to use it.