Standard is this stadium with a lazier inner dish, weak ridge and a silly shroud ya mean 😋 Certain things do catch a little bit - bearing and unite for example get a small defensive buff, but wall saves are less helpful in a sense and due to that secondary slope you see before the ridge, it is just more consistent if that makes sense? So there's a bit less randomness which makes attack feel a lot safer.

Thanks brother

The point is to be a repro so nothing should change lol, the minor changes to the walls massively increase durability and give a slight boost to attack, mainly for pla and hms

I would love it if you listened to what I said in the video before commenting, please 🙏

@@zankye Sorry mate, that mistake was completely on me.

Soon will be announced

Soon

Its not for sale YET it just finished production. Keep tabs on thr wbo discord or forums for the info

no on the first question

@@zankye glad to hear then

If there was an update I would post on it.

Kk captain. we’re all just chomping at the bit to get one at a reasonable price. These secondary sales are rough.

It’s much different than a bb10

how can the other fans comment without audio?

lol

It is easy for someone coming from burst to ignore the past entirely, but not all of us have such a limited frame of reference. The B09 feels very inconsistent to anyone who has been around long enough to be accustomed to stadiums that are actually well balanced. To someone who has been around a while... TA feels a lot more normal to play *any* type in than b09, haspro or db. Plus, it is something that can be basically assured to be accessible long term as the mold is actually owned by community members. This just reads like a lack of breadth of generational understanding on your part Crisis, no offense.

Newborn? That’s funny. It doesn’t have anything to do with a lack of understanding. I get a lot of players like the bolder generations. What I’m simply saying is that the creators of the game design things a specific way for a reason. It’s designed for the game to be played a specific way. Sure we can make arguments like “we are not the WBBA or Takara Tomy. We are the WBO and we can do our own thing.” While that is correct I would like to point out that our rule books on the WBO have some serious flawed and conflicting rules. Where as Takara Tomy does not. So to me the competitive scene for Beyblade in the WBO is being held back because we rather focus on going things in ways that we are more accustomed to, rather than go with the flow and change of the game that the creators do. I’m looking at the western Beyblade community as something that needs to grow, and constantly focusing on things from the past stops the growth. A lot of kids that come to tournaments are not going to be bringing MFB or plastic beys to play with, and once gen 4 comes out they won’t even be bringing burst beys anymore. As the WBO we should be trying to find the best and fastest ways to grow the community. Naturally if you focus on the current here and now more people would be able to join and become more active on the community, and through that some of those players will gain interest in the older generations of Beyblade. So that player base will grow as well.

@@crisiscrusher7156 I reworded that as I felt it was a bit harsh, apologies. But your perspectives usually sound like they lack a lot of context. We can work on our rulebooks, and are actively doing so, while still giving people options on how to play the game. Just because you don't care about older generations with your narrow viewpoint doesn't mean they don't matter and shouldn't matter, or that there are issues because people do care about these things.

@@plasticsDB it's all good. Debates are something that helps progress things anyway. So, I have never said I don't care about the older generations. I come from the plastics, and HMS generation. I still own some of them and they are my prized possessions. I'm simply saying that if to much time is focused on those older generations and not enough on the current generation, Beyblade will eventually die out. As the generations get older and older the product for them becomes harder and harder to find, so it becomes more expensive, which means less and less people will be inclined to play it. So you have to keep things more focused on the current generation. Now like I said, making this stadium is a great idea. Especially for those that want to play the older gens or even to future proof the idea that Takara Tomy decides to end Beyblade entirely. I mean if that happened then all we have is old generations to play. There would no longer be a current generation because nothing is being made anymore. So having a stadium that everyone can easily get, when Takara Tomy stops making product is fantastic.