06/10/2026
As the community is growing, and stocks are at least starting to populate shelves more, feels like a great time to start playing whether seriously or casually.
But sometimes it feels like the sport of Beyblade is full of hate 😂
Hate of Littak, hate of KGSB, hate of organizers, hate of judges, hate of players, hate of clans and so on. Sometimes people really just want to s**t talk under the pretense of "constructive feedback".
I'm not saying cannot s**t talk la 😂 but I think we should really hone in on the actual criticism and let the message directly go to the people involved.
Regardless whether it's Littak, KGSB or whoever is organizing, if the majority of players are voicing the same thing, eventually it will echo back to the organizers and hopefully push things towards the direction players actually want.
At the same time, I do see some improvements from them that don't really get talked about much.
KGSB:
-Their website seems to have more stocks now
-Red AP has been controlled for the most part (IC + receipt + active member)
Littak:
-Feels like their restocks have been more frequent lately too
-Limiting purchases / reserving stocks for players first
-Prioritizing players for lottery
Other organizers:
-Seeing more and more tournaments lately
-Gives players more freedom to pick and choose which events they want to go for
If all they cared about was quickly selling out stocks, I don't think they would be hiring more manpower just to manage all these additional things either.
Recently I also see quite a lot of hate towards judges.
Honestly it gets to the point where I wouldn't want to be a judge myself because if you slip up once, you might get called out online.
Yes, there are definitely cases where judges are outright biased or inexperienced and those should be called out properly.
But at the same time, if every mistake gets someone publicly blasted, eventually fewer people will want to judge. Then we end up with fewer judges, fewer stations and slower events for everyone.
Some things I personally hope to see as the community grows:
-More priority for actual players to access new stocks. Maybe blacklist or penalize people who constantly register for events and no-show.
-For certain high-demand items, maybe players can only purchase them after finishing their games, so people don't register just to secure stock and then pull out.
-For single elimination events (which I 100% understand why organizers use), maybe find some way so people who get knocked out immediately don't feel like they came all the way for nothing. Could be a small goodie bag, participation item or something simple.
End of the day I think criticism is important and organizers/judges/players should absolutely be called out when something is genuinely wrong.
But hopefully we can focus more on what needs to improve instead of turning every issue into "this organizer sucks", "this judge sucks", "this clan sucks".
Community is growing. Stocks are improving. More tournaments are happening.
Would be nice if the community side grows together with it also la.