To be completely honest, I disapprove of these launch techniques for practice. It works just fine for fun. However, you can only flat launch, and it takes away the aspect of player1 vs player2 side. The "Angle of Engagement" is very important in engineering. Launching 2 at the same time alone is simply convenient. You get to see a lot of honest mid game fights when beys fight launched flat by the same person at the same angle. I believe the best way to practice is to not play matches against yourself because you win and you lose every time. You can only really learn halfway. Which can still be useful if you haven't learner. Competitively speaking, it is better to study the physics of various angled launches, precision shots, or evading attack patterns, etc. by launching individually. Practice personal objectives/benchmarks, not winning matches, since you'll be practicing with your actual technique. The wins are natural when your technique is mindful and built around your accessibility. Every sport can apply those ideas. I just wanna clarify Launcher Link/Dual Launcher styles still offer some forms of practice, and I don't want to say these are bad, but I personally am against these 3rd party things that take away from the core strategy for the sake of simulation. Simulation is okay, but remember that results from experiments aren't always the same in the real world. These are cool for experimenting. No hate or anything like that though, for real, these links and dual launchers from the past are still fun. Thank you for the video! The positive energy is uplifting.
@@The_G_in_Jesus Thanks for your comment I appreciate this ! Definitely agree on the study of physics and angled launches that you mentioned. In my opinion playing with one other person doesn’t have to be the only way to practice which is the point of the video; it is of course better to practice player 1 vs player 2 but not everyone has someone else to battle with all of the time, and for those that want to get some practice in, getting a launcher link would be helpful in that aspect. And just like you said - learning halfway - is better than not learning anything at all. Thank you for watching !!
Personally, I'd use a Launcher link to make things more practical, but I would *never* get a Winder link. It just makes 0 sense to launch beyblades simultaneously, when launch strategies usually differ greatly depending on the bey, flat-launching them simultaneously might actually put one of them at a massive disadvantage. It also gives both beys the same launch strength, when that's not always what you want.
@@Lavie_Azure very true! Launcher links are a great way to at least get some practice in on your own; although it’s not the best way, it’s better than launching one after the other and you can have more fun trying different combos!
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Love noozles stuff!! Been a game changer for battles!
An extreme game changer! Literally one of the best creations for Beyblade
The way you said your name had me think about a pokemon called almolaola 😂😂. I'm starting to get back into beyblade after watching burst and now X
@@mmayes237 so funny you say that one of my favorite pokemon is alomomola 😂
LETSGOOOO Hot Pink is GAS!
HELL YEAH !!
Excellent quality and look way better in person 👍. The pink looks awesome!
@@pokedood_vmax9227 Haha Thank You so much!!! The pink is great I love it
I gotta get one
Yay!! Noozle the 🐐
There launchers are lit
To be completely honest, I disapprove of these launch techniques for practice. It works just fine for fun. However, you can only flat launch, and it takes away the aspect of player1 vs player2 side. The "Angle of Engagement" is very important in engineering. Launching 2 at the same time alone is simply convenient. You get to see a lot of honest mid game fights when beys fight launched flat by the same person at the same angle. I believe the best way to practice is to not play matches against yourself because you win and you lose every time. You can only really learn halfway. Which can still be useful if you haven't learner.
Competitively speaking, it is better to study the physics of various angled launches, precision shots, or evading attack patterns, etc. by launching individually. Practice personal objectives/benchmarks, not winning matches, since you'll be practicing with your actual technique. The wins are natural when your technique is mindful and built around your accessibility. Every sport can apply those ideas.
I just wanna clarify Launcher Link/Dual Launcher styles still offer some forms of practice, and I don't want to say these are bad, but I personally am against these 3rd party things that take away from the core strategy for the sake of simulation. Simulation is okay, but remember that results from experiments aren't always the same in the real world. These are cool for experimenting. No hate or anything like that though, for real, these links and dual launchers from the past are still fun.
Thank you for the video! The positive energy is uplifting.
@@The_G_in_Jesus Thanks for your comment I appreciate this ! Definitely agree on the study of physics and angled launches that you mentioned. In my opinion playing with one other person doesn’t have to be the only way to practice which is the point of the video; it is of course better to practice player 1 vs player 2 but not everyone has someone else to battle with all of the time, and for those that want to get some practice in, getting a launcher link would be helpful in that aspect. And just like you said - learning halfway - is better than not learning anything at all. Thank you for watching !!
Damn you had time huh, maybe you should use that time and get some money so yo I can buy a noozle and stop hating
@@Brokensongbird27 They're just giving feedback, where's the hate?
Personally, I'd use a Launcher link to make things more practical, but I would *never* get a Winder link. It just makes 0 sense to launch beyblades simultaneously, when launch strategies usually differ greatly depending on the bey, flat-launching them simultaneously might actually put one of them at a massive disadvantage. It also gives both beys the same launch strength, when that's not always what you want.
@@Lavie_Azure very true! Launcher links are a great way to at least get some practice in on your own; although it’s not the best way, it’s better than launching one after the other and you can have more fun trying different combos!
Have you gotten the hasbro stadium yet? Wizard Rod isn’t as OP in it, finally!
@@AshNewYork My friend has one! The stadium being anti wizard rod is hilarious 🤣🤣
I have a 3D printer, does anyone have the STL file for this?
lol I’m the extra guy who launches too hard
🤣🤣🤣