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Most of it because of the star cards Recovery 300 giving me 3 turns worth of I-frames. I also max out my power up data so I have fast gauge throughout the whole fight, meaning one turn last about 5 seconds. The main reason is that dodging the projectiles feels inconsistent with reaction time where you could just slamming face into one and Fire Leo from just tear enemy down with Break buster (in this mod) most of the time. Also all of them have elemental attributes to remove Star Force forms.

@@hiroran9796 Hmm nice. Yeah, not sure how I would feel about making Star Force 1's bosses even faster. It's also a reason why I kinda staid away from something like Apollo Flame DX(even though I somehow beat his Sigma form in 3).

@@DentalPlanger Star Force 1 Card Library actually shows higher damage potentials than it actually is with Star Cards. That's why this mod rebalanced it with giving bosses in Legend Mode faster movement and inflated HP, to give it a fair challenge that works with the mechanics introduced in this mod. Otherwise, this whole mod trivialised everything without giving players a challenge to plan their decks and executions because how fast you can shred through their HP with little to no effort. Though I admit, the fun ones in Legend Mode for me are Harp Note, Crown Thunder and Pegasus Magic. I rather not do a Boss Rush fights video in Legend Mode because I prefer different approach and combos when fighting each boss. Apollo Flame and most of SF2 Bosses have very tight windows as it is while the card library and Tribe System in SF2 didn't do enough justice to work fluently with the bosses combat design. In this case, Apollo Flame's regular attack is always in a different lane than Megaman and in the back row, makes it harder to hit him in his Counter Window consistently with most of the standard cards, aside from Flicker Kick through Zerker's Card Charging mechanic to remove flashing property. In SF3, a lot of these problems are mitigated thanks to the abundance variety of card library, combat approach with closing gaps/creating holes, noise gauge allowing hitting through i-frames, and the sheer amount of abilities you can equip for Megaman. In SF2, your customisation is limited by the essential ability like Super Armor/Side Select/Auto Lock cost 600 LP each (no variants like SF3 where you can obtain its cheapest through 100-250 battles with every Noise change), which makes Rogue Tribe the most worthless for any customisation. In vanilla SF1, you can't do any of these because its locked to some peripheral and your power up forms didn't change the combat approach.

No. Unfortunately, you still have to replay as the party members assigned for that mission.

@@hiroran9796What? That’s Not Fair!

I mean, even the Gold Prog mentioned it recreated the data from when it happened. It's not like you can bring in Magnetman or Gyroman for the 1st mission or vice versa.

Oh, that was all profile pictures for other save files connected to mine through brotherband. You can definitely make it work with Avatar Generator as long as the image is 40x48 dimension and has 15 colours max.

Pile driver program advance. 2 gun delsol and Django chip. If you are jacked in outside those chips do double damage.

To differentiate their strongest version compared to SP version. The idea is imported from Star Force 2 DX Bosses. A lot of these are original fan made because not all Star Force 1 Bosses made it to Star Force 2.

@@hiroran9796 Oh, that means was the hack that added that, well they could have simply let bosses with their normal colors, or give them nice colors like super bosses had in the battle network games.

​@@Raylightsen I think they do it for the sake of consistency and to give it the vibe that these gold tint Bosses are part of the official game, which it was in the SF2. It would look even more out of place if the models didn't have anything in common between them like Dark Soul Navis generally adding purple tint to their existing pallet.

Good morning/afternoon/evening to you, wherever you are. 1. To make Legend Card/Best Combo have more cards is to fight an EX/SP Bosses (or in this case, even DX Bosses count) as base Megaman. Meaning you can’t use Star Force form at all. 2. No Mega/Giga Cards is allowed. Because they don’t count. Only use standard cards. 3. To get only specific card to appear in battle when you pulled off counter hit, your deck must filled with only one type of attack card. The rest of the deck must be cards with no attack power displayed, which is either recovery, stages, attack plus, paralyse plus, invisible and etc, if possible white cards. If you don’t have enough, then that is where mirror brother came in on this patch, it allows you to create brotherbands with yourself and access the roulette in battle. 6 brothers is plenty enough to create a best combo. 4. Go into a boss battle where Bosses have high HP and easy to counter, such as Taurus Fire, Wolf Woods or Crown Thunder. 5. This one may require save state so you have to empty your deck as much as possible, leaving only your brother cards or attack cards in hand and survive the fight without dealing too much damage on the boss. 6. If you deck out on either top or bottom row, just retreat and restart the fight until you got all those attack cards in hand. 7. Start counter hit bosses with the first 6 cards, you should get a bonus card for every counter. Once you done counter 6 times, just make sure all the bonus card lands a hit, doesn’t have to be a counter. Then win the fight. 8. You should get all 12 cards in records. Some damage may be higher or lower if the attack miss or not within optimized range, especially multi-hit cards. 9. That should cover how to get 12 cards registered as best combo. If you want to get higher damage value, you need to use panel cards like grass/ice ahead of time before you start your combo. You also need mega weapons that inflict status like Bubble/Freeze/Paralyse like Magic Breath/FM Bracelet/Bubble Fist to increase the damage even further with their charge shot before landing an attack card. 10. Just remember that Brother Cards calls the Bonus card from your deck. For example, if you use Flicker Kick 3 from Roullete but you only have Moai Fall as the attack card in deck, then only Moai Fall will appear as a bonus card.

@@hiroran9796 Good thanks for the information, I will start playing the game again and apply the steps you mentioned.

@@hiroran9796 Good again I have another question, you make mention of white cards, where can they be obtained?

@@nestorbarros8712 a lot of non-attack battle cards like recovery and etc are usually gained from green mystery waves like BN Green Mystery Data. You have to refer to TREZ (The Rockman EXE Zone) website for which place has them specifically. Basically every time you pulse in just go at every major road and dungeon, (ignore the small comps with the same generic room) and farm all the GMW that always respawn. But it doesn't have to be necessarily white cards to make combos work. Just any non-attacking cards (no attack value) will do like recovery, barriers or song card. Its just easier to deck out as much cards as possible with white cards. Even without white cards, you can make those 6 of those non-attack cards from yellow to white by making them favourite for your main folder in battle.

First and foremost, I did mentioned in my description that you need at least 2 copies of Anti Water, Elec, and Wood * but that may be too much to farm for. At least one copy of each of those three are decent. Sometimes one of them attack faster than the other and if you didn’t time the usage of your chips correctly, these anti elements can be nullified because you use it while the enemies’ attack hitboxes are active (bubble anchor, bushes, and electric surge). Common chips in folder for both teams. 2 Invis * (One as regular chip, it is a must unless you want to die quick) Anti Water * Anti Elec * Anti Wood * 2 or 3 Panel Grab * 2 or 3 Guard 3 * (for easy counters against Zomon, Flashy Big Brute and WuNote). Just remember this chip will whiff if your characters are flashing from invis or taking damage. 1 Life Sync * (to reduce HP of all viruses) No Anti Sword (you don’t have invincibility during the retaliate animation and zomon’s sword attacks does not cause flashing) 3 Lance * (if the code you use doesn’t have Wood Nose, otherwise remove this) I guess battle chips in F, H, I, J, R, S and W codes are the ones with decent crowd control. Don’t use slow gauge for this mission because you’ll die quicker when you take damage. If your Navi is low on health, just move away, skip a turn to heal if you have to. This mission tests your skills to counter hit enemies; knowing your allies’ strength and weaknesses; and linking combos with whatever chips you have so you cannot just brute force through this mission with a half-baked folder.

@@hiroran9796 I'm been working towards wanted to use a B, E or R code folder. How do you recommend building this?

@@btran3S All right, besides those 10 staples I mentioned and what you put as regular chip, I'll put these in for the following codes: B codes 2 Quake2 B or 2 SpShake2 B 3 AqWhirl1 B 2 Air Spin2 B 2 TankCannon2 B 3 Elec Reel B 1 Slasher B 2 VarSwrd B for Life Sword or Sonic Boom (that's why we need Invis, especially for this) 3 BoyBomb3 B Protoman B Protoman SP B E codes 3 Pulsar2 E 2 WideShot2 E or 2 LongBlade E/Custom Sword E. 3 ElecReel3 E 3 Fire Hit3 E 3 SideBubble3 E 2 Asteroid2 E 2 CustomVolt2 E 2 Magnum E R codes. This is tricky because the 4 virus chips are protoman exclusive and 4 virus chips are colonel exclusive. But the most ideal one if you have them 3 Elec Reel3 R (Colonel) 3 AquaWhirl3 R (Colonel) 3 HotBody2 R (Protoman) 3 WoodNose 1 R (Protoman) 3 Pulsar 3 R 1 Slasher R 1 Meteors R 1 Attack+30 1 Roll SP 1 Roll

This mission is very rough, especially because of obstacles mainly and the fire seahorse just moves too fast to land a hit but its doable. This is my recommended folder and chip list. PanelReturn * (Regular) - to clear those annoying poison panels 3 Invis * 1 life sync * 2 Lance * (for backrow campers) 2 Guard 2 * 1 Anti Fire * (If you can put two then, that is more than enough because you do need to deal with Cloudman later) 3 Panel Grab * (to approach closer from center of middle row) 3 BoyBomb2 H 3 Side Bubble H 3 Fire Hit 2 H 3 Air Spin 2 H 3 AqWhirl2 H 3 Skully 2 H I don't recommend timebomb (takes too long to explode and can be destroyed easily) or even Slow Gauge because the enemies here hit so hard and you don't want to get your allies killed for extending the fight. If you somehow can get a Quake 3 H (put 1 or 2 at most) , Voltz 3 H (put 3 if on repeat), put at least 1 of them. They are good crowd control options, especially for this map. Adjust if necessary, this list is based on what chips you can get from farming legit on single player campaign and no chip traders involved.

@@hiroran9796 any tips on getting the timing down for bonus panels? I'm trying to get lance * in mission 6

@@btran3S generally the bonus panel rewards always come in the same order. I can't remember the exact what reward is after and before another but is always fixed. Generally, if you play a particular mission, bonus panel chips will be selected at random for all of them out of a pool of 4, so yes RNG Manipulation, but otherwise you have to test them everytime, hoping you get it right for that particular attempt. Generally, you only want to save for that phase when either Meddy/Toadman/Colonel/Protoman is in front of the bonus panels and nobody else unless it is DS version. If you save at any other times, you have to go through the battles over and over again. So if the first bonus panels on an attempt gave you Anti Recovery O, then all bonus panels are Anti Recovery O for that particular attempt. I know it is a tedious just to get there, but its not complete lost, any spare chips can be traded in oran isle for rarer chip codes. But mission 2, 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8 has a decent chip codes for the bonus panels so it is always worth seeking it out due to having at least 3 bonus panels. If you are playing on LC, you could spam the sub menu button (the one that manipulate visual appearance, boarder, buster max on and etc) repeatedly during the roulette and hold A if it stops at battle chip and you should get the bonus chip. Otherwise, on emulation, save states. Or else just reset or reload that save/state if you got the reward wrong.

@hiroran9796 yea, I'm playing on the ds version. Good tip on the first bonus chip repeating. I had that happen a few times, and I thought it was bad luck.

@@hiroran9796 how do you get voltz 3 H?

Oran Island Trader. Like that's the only machine that will drop it. Or you can just trade from any save file using emulation.

@@hiroran9796 speaking of traders, if I wanted to get a better chance at getting Lance * from the O Island trader, should I close the nebula gates?

@@btran3S no. Not really. That one only lowers the viruses battle level for you to encounter SP/omega bosses easier with sneak run. The oran island chip trader is dependant on the chip library you have, and will prioritise giving you the chip entry you have not yet obtained, followed by what chip code you have not obtained, meaning you do get old chips like recovery 10 or 30 but it is in different codes Just to be clear, only 2 Anti Damage * can be obtained in single player campaign and that is through the NPCs. It is not within the reward of any in game chip trader. Also, none of the DS exclusive chip codes, the one you get from those extra lotto numbers aside from Area Grab * and stuffs already existed in vanilla GBA, are in those traders as well. Just to clarify you may need to check Prof.9 MMBN5 Chip traders in pastebin. That means you have to trade with a different save file that had multiple copies of them. Setup on emulator or something, make sure they share the same DNS server address in wifi setting and start trading. This seems to be the only option if you don't want to grind so many chips for the RNG of chip traders ruining you.

What is the max HP of that Gyroman you're fighting? If you are fighting Omega, his max HP should be 1800. If it is 1400 HP, it is his Beta version, meaning it can only dropped DS chip at max rank. Because unlike BN4, defeating a Boss as Dark Megaman still gives you SP chips. If you are fighting Gyroman from going at the dead end, that is clearly his V3/Beta. Omega version is random encounter after you beat the V3/Beta and jack ou.

@@hiroran9796 ah it was the dead end

Yes. I did that too at one point and it was way faster to just lose to that save file since you only wanted to have brothers.

No, Sf3 dosen't really need a patch the exclusive japanese content can be unlocked using ar codes

Glad I could help!

That one was a best combo using 3 times of (All Poison + Poison Storm). 15 Panels x 40 damage per panel x 3 times makes it 1800 damage. I think I used either a Zerker form charge shot or FM Bracelet paralyse effect to keep the Bosses without status guard to remain stun until I used all three pairs. Because SF2 Best Combo require the Boss to not move for it to be registered. This game in particular registers only 6 cards at most. No more than that.

I farm them. Cannon * is in the GMD of the first dungeon, Spreader *, AirShot are in Drill Comp dungeons. Took a bit of time with Guard 1 * due to lack of good chips that can multi-delete. Otherwise, it is possible to get them.

@@hiroran9796did you do lots of Chip Grinding Early game before This liberation Mission?

@@kolkagaming1234 yeah. Cause some of it are staples for library completion, to a degree.

@@hiroran9796nice. I’ll make sure to do that once I get to BN5. I also recommend getting a few electricity type chips since Magnet Soul can be obtained early game.

His skill wasn't great for virus busting because his charge shot just puts him vulnerable to collisions against other viruses and his attacks either missed/blocked. Otherwise, against Bosses, it just means having to dodge an attack and retaliate with it. Outside of combat, that's the only merit he has that people generally played Team Colonel, besides loving the souls in Team Colonel and etc.

The minimum you need if you want to encounter. However, assuming that you do it for post game, then 780 HP with HP memories without any navicust HP boost. Even if you go dark route, you can still trigger it despite the HP lost from using Dark Chip raw.