X Format Rulebook: docs.google.com/document/d/1CIXcYMoVEXVse8gGpAzKpoLOhQa3R_gEbtNmSMFVIEo/edit WBO Match Types Guide: docs.google.com/document/d/12qj8bSUKiP9nOPlediQkwyXiA9cY-1B_AeLLaKgnQC8/edit#heading=h.p2wfoud5z957
Hey, as an organizer myself, I very much appreciate you for taking the time to make this video, as sometimes it can be difficult to explain to new players some of the rules, and it’s great to have a video resource to link people to, when they are going to their first event. Thanks for this. -JA
Thank you, I'm so glad that this could be a helpful video for people, and I hope that your events continue to grow and gain new players, without organizers hobbies and communities fall apart, so thank you for being on!
1:29 Can I just say... this launch strategy is friggin' genius!! 😆 For solo bladers, this is way quicker than needing to drop and pick up another launcher! Definitely going to be trying this for testing. Also this is a fantastic guide, keep up the awesome work! 😁
Thank you! It's not perfect but I've been trying to find the quickest way to launch two beyblades and this has been the best option so far. Let me know how it goes for you.
This is such a great video for people getting back into the hobby with X, like myself, and every blader in general to understand the new gen’s rules and formats. Thank you for taking the time to make this video! My cousins and I run a custom rule set that I’d like to see something similar to in competitive play “Deck Set Elimination” -Players construct 3 beys with no matching parts in private -Part inspection -Players reveal their beys to each other and get 30 seconds to see what parts each bey is running -Players pick their order of beys in secret, #1-#3, and present their bey order to the judge -Players present set order to each other and prepare for battle -Each Bey has a 4(or7) point health total -The players will battle out a full game with their first beys till 1 runs out of HP -The Loser of the round will retire their bey to their graveyard upside down, and move to the next bey in their deck rotation -The winner can decide to keep in their current bey or move to their next bey in the order and put their current bey in reserves. -When a bey is put in reserves, it keeps its current HP and enters the back of the rotation. -If 2 draws occur in a battle, both players put their current bey in reserves with its current HP and move to the next bey in their rotation. -The Match is decided when 1 player has sent all of their Deck to the Graveyard and the remaining Player is declared the Winner
Quality over quantity on your videos love it! As a new blader who also came from the blasters community I’m inspired to do more than what I think I can. I might start a tournament nearby one day.
I can tell your going to blow up soon in the Beyblade community. You also have your own style of videos I can tell. Keep making videos and your hobby will get known even more
I already can’t wait for your next video. Usually there’s 2 bey RUclipsrs that I watch which would be Illinuc and beyblade geeks but I think your going to be my third I already subscribed. I also commented on illinucs discord asking for people to subscribe as well! I’m very curious to know what your next vid Will be focused on!
Hey man! Loving your videos!! Super interesting to see how a beyblade newcomer (who’s actually serious about the hobby) is approaching the game. What region are you in? If you happen to be nearby, I’d love to have you at one of my wbo events!
Thank you! Really glad you've been enjoying the videos :) I'm in Northern California, there are a couple organizers local that are running events, so thankfully I should be able to make it to a tournament once I have time
@@tipper3488 do you have a discord account? I’d love to talk more there! I can invite you to one of our community servers where you’ll get updates on all upcoming events!!
Great video. A couple of things while living in Japan during Beyblade X's release and participating in B4 Tournament and spectating the G1 Extreme Cup. The final set 7 points winning condition doesn't exist here. Is that a western exclusive rule? Also, each opponent plays paper, scissors, rock and the winner chooses which side they will like to be on. The stadium, however, does not switch throughout the match.
That's really interesting, thank you so much for sharing that! It seems like the final 7 point matches may only be part of WBO events, which appear to be mostly in the US. Also the stadium not changing during the match is a significant difference for sure, really cool to see the differences between regions and the official tournaments vs WBO tournaments
out of all the formats i like 3on3 the least, which for some reason has basically replaced normal 1v1's as the most common format. basically deck format with no strategy lol
I realize I've never heard you bring up the Attack>Stamina>Defense advantages. I may be wrong, or you may have just thought the information was too much of a common knowledge, but I believe it would be interesting to break down how much of an effect type advantage has over the new X-Beys and X-system from someone who isn't used to previous systems.
That's definitely a topic I can get into, it's a core concept so it makes sense to go over, thanks for mentioning that, I've been looking at things like different types of attacks and angles, but maybe going into that first might be worth it. Either way will probably do it whether next or in a bit :)
All of your videos so far are amazing, keep up the good work! I also have another question, do you have anither youtube channel for nerf related stuff? I can see all the nerf stuff in the background so I was wondering if you had a seperate channel for that.
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X Format Rulebook: docs.google.com/document/d/1CIXcYMoVEXVse8gGpAzKpoLOhQa3R_gEbtNmSMFVIEo/edit
WBO Match Types Guide: docs.google.com/document/d/12qj8bSUKiP9nOPlediQkwyXiA9cY-1B_AeLLaKgnQC8/edit#heading=h.p2wfoud5z957
This is so clean it isn't even funny. Well done, you're going to go far with this one.
I always appreciate that, just glad it's enjoyable!
You're a Nerf guy you are not allowed to to play beyblades 😂
Watched your nerf videos for years, awesome to see you here in this hobby too!
@@unfav_mashraf.102 shut up he likes Japanese beyblade and Kamen rider not just nerf
The ultimate hobby crossover:
(My two main hobbies lol)
Hey, as an organizer myself, I very much appreciate you for taking the time to make this video, as sometimes it can be difficult to explain to new players some of the rules, and it’s great to have a video resource to link people to, when they are going to their first event. Thanks for this.
-JA
Thank you, I'm so glad that this could be a helpful video for people, and I hope that your events continue to grow and gain new players, without organizers hobbies and communities fall apart, so thank you for being on!
1:29 Can I just say... this launch strategy is friggin' genius!! 😆 For solo bladers, this is way quicker than needing to drop and pick up another launcher! Definitely going to be trying this for testing. Also this is a fantastic guide, keep up the awesome work! 😁
Thank you! It's not perfect but I've been trying to find the quickest way to launch two beyblades and this has been the best option so far. Let me know how it goes for you.
No kidding, I usually drop the first and pick up the second as fast as I can! Will definitely have to try this method out
@@Bradferd333 I hope it works for you!
Just in time! My first x and burst tournament is tomorrow
That's awesome, good luck, I hope it goes well!
I assume you’re heading to the one in Alhambra California?
@@DeviousLicc I’m going to the one in Texas, there is one burst and one X tournament that day I think
@@BeybladeJourney Thanks!
This is such a great video for people getting back into the hobby with X, like myself, and every blader in general to understand the new gen’s rules and formats. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
My cousins and I run a custom rule set that I’d like to see something similar to in competitive play
“Deck Set Elimination”
-Players construct 3 beys with no matching parts in private
-Part inspection
-Players reveal their beys to each other and get 30 seconds to see what parts each bey is running
-Players pick their order of beys in secret, #1-#3, and present their bey order to the judge
-Players present set order to each other and prepare for battle
-Each Bey has a 4(or7) point health total
-The players will battle out a full game with their first beys till 1 runs out of HP
-The Loser of the round will retire their bey to their graveyard upside down, and move to the next bey in their deck rotation
-The winner can decide to keep in their current bey or move to their next bey in the order and put their current bey in reserves.
-When a bey is put in reserves, it keeps its current HP and enters the back of the rotation.
-If 2 draws occur in a battle, both players put their current bey in reserves with its current HP and move to the next bey in their rotation.
-The Match is decided when 1 player has sent all of their Deck to the Graveyard and the remaining Player is declared the Winner
another good and clear explanation, you make learning so much interesting dude! kudos!
Thank you so much!
Beutiful setup, great editing, and easy to follow. Amazing! I'm always happy to see a new upload from your channel!
Thank you so much, so glad to hear it was easy to follow!
Quality over quantity on your videos love it! As a new blader who also came from the blasters community I’m inspired to do more than what I think I can. I might start a tournament nearby one day.
Thank you! That would be awesome to start up a tournament in your area, and I hope you're having fun with Beyblade as well :)
He's new to beyblades but has the best content in the category...
That's super kind of you to say, thank you, still so much to learn!
Well... it may be just me but, this guy seems like the nicest dude ever
That's super kind of you to say, thank you :)
@@BeybladeJourney you're welcome dude, hope to see more of your videos soon :D
Absolutely brilliant video 🎉 I'll be tuning into you again soon 👍
I can tell your going to blow up soon in the Beyblade community. You also have your own style of videos I can tell. Keep making videos and your hobby will get known even more
Thank you, that's really kind of you to say :)
Hey thank you so much for this video! I'm planning to start hosting locals for Beyblade x! This video helped out a lot!!
You did a amazing job
This is useful.
Thank you, I'm glad to hear it :)
Epic video!
Thank you!
thanks man, im heading out to my first tomorrow with all 50 of my wizard arrows
Wizard Arrow is bound to win then, good luck!
Another great video! My dad actually asked me today for this exact information, so I will be sharing it :)
I'm glad this could be helpful, thank you!
Very informative video! And I appreciate the text. Thanks
Thank you, glad it was helpful :)
Good information I'm holding my very 1st tournament tomorrow here in NewZealand Timaru I'll be uploading videos afterwards 😀
Hope it goes well! I'm in Waikato, will make a trip to Auckland soon to play
@belojah2 had a few good Tournaments but had to put it on temporary hold as my car has broken down
I already can’t wait for your next video. Usually there’s 2 bey RUclipsrs that I watch which would be Illinuc and beyblade geeks but I think your going to be my third I already subscribed. I also commented on illinucs discord asking for people to subscribe as well! I’m very curious to know what your next vid Will be focused on!
Thank you, I really appreciate that! I just finished the script for this weekends video, hoping it'll be enjoyable lol
You'd probably know this but B4 removed the switching sides each round rule😭
Hey man! Loving your videos!! Super interesting to see how a beyblade newcomer (who’s actually serious about the hobby) is approaching the game.
What region are you in? If you happen to be nearby, I’d love to have you at one of my wbo events!
Thank you! Really glad you've been enjoying the videos :) I'm in Northern California, there are a couple organizers local that are running events, so thankfully I should be able to make it to a tournament once I have time
@@BeybladeJourney cool! I’m up in Washington, but it’s great you have a lot of people in your area!
@@Tuckwolf000I'm a newcomer who lives near Washington! Would love to know where I can find more information regarding upcoming events in the area. :)
@@tipper3488 do you have a discord account? I’d love to talk more there! I can invite you to one of our community servers where you’ll get updates on all upcoming events!!
@@Tuckwolf000 I do! It's tipper7060 . I appreciate the invite and look forward to chatting more with you and the community.
Great video. A couple of things while living in Japan during Beyblade X's release and participating in B4 Tournament and spectating the G1 Extreme Cup. The final set 7 points winning condition doesn't exist here. Is that a western exclusive rule? Also, each opponent plays paper, scissors, rock and the winner chooses which side they will like to be on. The stadium, however, does not switch throughout the match.
That's really interesting, thank you so much for sharing that! It seems like the final 7 point matches may only be part of WBO events, which appear to be mostly in the US. Also the stadium not changing during the match is a significant difference for sure, really cool to see the differences between regions and the official tournaments vs WBO tournaments
Awesome🔥🔥🔥
Thank you :)
out of all the formats i like 3on3 the least, which for some reason has basically replaced normal 1v1's as the most common format. basically deck format with no strategy lol
I realize I've never heard you bring up the Attack>Stamina>Defense advantages. I may be wrong, or you may have just thought the information was too much of a common knowledge, but I believe it would be interesting to break down how much of an effect type advantage has over the new X-Beys and X-system from someone who isn't used to previous systems.
That's definitely a topic I can get into, it's a core concept so it makes sense to go over, thanks for mentioning that, I've been looking at things like different types of attacks and angles, but maybe going into that first might be worth it. Either way will probably do it whether next or in a bit :)
All of your videos so far are amazing, keep up the good work! I also have another question, do you have anither youtube channel for nerf related stuff? I can see all the nerf stuff in the background so I was wondering if you had a seperate channel for that.
Thank you, I really appreciate that! And I do have a channel for the blaster stuff, it's www.youtube.com/@Jangular if you wanted to take a look at it
I’m a little confused on the repeating parts like the same exact parts
5:00 Do you have to have one launcher per Bey or can you run one for all?
Do I really need 3 beyblades to be in a tournament? I only have 1 so far and beyblades are expensive where I’m from.
I thought you said 3 secconds in the rules of pick 3 choose 1. Imagine though. It would make the tournament harder
That would definitely be a panicked match start lol
Once I get vipertail and leonclaw my main is going to be black vipertail 5-60 low flat
I'm gonna have to give that one a try as well!
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Thank you!
Does anyone know any events in California Los Angeles area? I’m trying to get into it but have no idea how to find these tournaments
Jangular?
Where can I even find it
The only thing i dont like about deck is the fact the winner has to show their next selection to the loser :/
Gained a sub, job well done on this.
I might also recommend making a video of how to find tournaments if you haven't already!
Thank you, that's definitely on the list!
Stay away from children
@@Strider1Wilco Sounds good, it's your mom I was interested in anyway
3:40 that's the one thing I don't understand
Which aspect of it is giving you the most trouble understanding? I'll try to explain better if I can
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Thanks for liking :)