A couple of quick addendums: 1) I want to elaborate on Invis balancing a bit. Basically, Invis is very potent when it works, but it has a number of counters. The general pattern is that if the enemy only has non-offensive chips in their first column, you can go ham, but if they have anything that attacks all or attacks random, your Invis is unlikely to survive. If they have something that attacks directly, you’ll still take damage before casting it. If they have any sort of guard chip that counterattacks, Invis is still vulnerable to counterattacks, so you’ll still take plenty of damage throughout your turn. By the end and postgame (and even many Navis in midgame), I find that opponents which leave themselves open to Invis aren’t that common, but when Invis is actually viable, then yes it’s a dominant strategy. So it IS kind of OP, but only conditionally, and it’s very easy to counter. If this game had a competitive meta, I don’t think it would be a real problem. 2) Also to clarify, I’m very much not an expert on meta in this, or anything, so if there are any experts in the audience, please excuse my conjecture. I’m sure that some form of dominant strategy exists in BCC, which could hypothetically allow you to just stubbornly stick to one Program Deck loadout, but as a normie who didn’t do outside research and simply tooled around with the game extensively across a few playthroughs, the views expressed in this video should be accurate and authentic to the average single-player experience. I’ve also never 100 percented this game, and as such there are some chips I’ve never obtained, but please keep in mind that if your comment is something to the effect of “Life Aura breaks the game” (I have no idea if it does or doesn’t, this is just a hypothetical example), I hardly think that an extremely rare late/postgame chip simply existing is actually going to ruin the average player’s experience. I’m also fairly positive that the most broken decks aren’t even possible until late/postgame given the chips they require access to anyway.
There is a Mod for this game called "Chip Control Mod" by Prof. 9 "This mod changes the battle system to add a Custom Screen-like interface during battle, similar to the mainline Mega Man Battle Network games. You can view your chip info and freely choose which chips to use the next turn, resulting in more deliberate gameplay with moment-to-moment decision-making." This mod was released in 2023. 💯
Congratulatins for such an amazing and complete video, my friend! Your review is flawless! MMBCC is an awesome game! I agree 100% that it is misunderstood and wronged. It is SO UNIQUE, fun, customizable and addicting! The only two "bad things" about it are: poor sprites animations and the random batle chip path system. The animations could've be smoother and more accurate. Some moves just do not fit to what the navi is currently doing. And the random path system can be a little bit frustrating sometimes. But, even so, these two things do not affect the game coolness and fun at all. This game became even better after the release of the Chip Control Mod. It gets rid of the lucky system and allow us to selec the battel chip paths on battle. MMBCC is a game that is ALWAYS with me! It is so fun and relaxing!!! My favorite navis are MegaMan WoodShield Style and PlantMan. And my favorite battle chips are GaiaSword, GrassStage, Spice3, HeatBall and LeafShield. I wonder if we can ever get a new MMBCC game with upgraded graphics and improved features. Such as: HD Battle Chips artworks (just like in MMBNLC); Navi Customizer; Syles, Souls, Crosses and Beast Outs; Navis battle chips for a team-up attack (at least once per battle); Boss Battles (Life-Virus, Gospel, Duo, etc); Voice-over (English and Japanese options); ALL Net Navis from all games and anime (such as Pharaohman, Laserman, Shademan, Zero, Prismman, Slur, Serenade, Wheel Navi, Skull Navis, Female Navis, etc) and some new ones; Extended batle chip library (with chips from MMBN1 to MMBN6; And the Chip Control Addition. And... Yes, please!!! It would be beyond awesome if you make a MMBN 4.5 video!!!
Thanks a lot man! Btw, did you go to the trouble of unlocking Megaman's Style Changes manually?? Or did you import a save or hack it in lol? My last Herculean task with the game remains the massive pain in the butt that is unlocking the other 4 Style Changes...
@@ThrillingDuck I got them as reward from the 128 Tournament. If my memory does not fail, we have a 1/8 chance to get them each time we finish the whole tournament. I've started a whole new game some days ago, as I got my new tablet, and I am playing the MMBCC Chip Control Mod for the very first time. And I am still early in game now. I've got HubStyle Navi Chip from the code: 5★4H-B81R-★KKZ-P15X-ZS5B-♣XK0 But I do not like it too much. Eventough it is very very strong, the 200 HP is way too low imo. I am not a Glass Cannon set lover. I prefer being a Tank+Battle Chip Destroyer. I've just got Plantman navi chip! And, until I be strong enough to beat the 128 Tournament and farm for the WoodShield Navi chip... I am going to play as Plantman. He has a decent MB, high health and accurancy and him main attack is really amazing! Man, this mod changes everything! We have way more control on which chip our navi is going to use each turn. BTW... This is my WoodShield build from my previous games. S7FG - R4HV - R9B6 - WV9♦- 3♦★N - R♥10 (I just can't wait to get this set on my new game!)
@@ThrillingDuck I got all styles as reward of the 128 Tournaments. We have 1/8 chance to get them everytime we complete the task. But this was on my previous original game. It is the first time I play the Chip Control Mod version. But I've started a whole new game some days ago and I am really early in progress. I've just got Plantman Navi Chip and I am going to play as him until I be strong enough to beat the 128 tournament and farm for thw WoodShield Navi Chip. The only style I already have is HubStyle. Since we get this one by Navi Code (5★4H-B81R-★KKZ-P15X-ZS5B-♣XK0). BTW... This is my WoodShield build from my previous games. S7FG - R4HV - R9B6 - WV9♦- 3♦★N - R♥10 (I just can't wait to get this set on my new game!)
@@ThrillingDuck I tried to reply twice, but my comments were not registered for some reason. (Maybe due to my Navi Code) Style Navi Chips can be earned as 128 Tournament reward. We have 1/8 chance to get them everytime. Only HubStyle is earned from Navi Code.
Spent lots of time in my childhood enjoying this game! MegaMan Battle Network series in general and its other games like battle chip challenge are just the best!! I’m a huge fan!!
Ring was probably my undisputed favorite Navi for the longest time (its HeatMan now 😼) and the fact that this is the only game where she shows up in any meaningful capacity is the only reason I even touched the game and as an idle/simple RPG fan this game really was a blast to play. Until they started hitting me with 100 battles to fight Bass GS (how they expected people to get this far without savestates is beyond me 😭) I love how every NPC Navi has a signature chip and more often than not has a deck built around that chip to make them all have unique ways of fighting Also really had fun with some of the Navis. Every Elec-Element Navi battle I had was usually really fun because by default they have an electric-boosting floor on top of the STAB boost they already get from using electric chips, but with me usually having ElecBall in my folder, I can just absorb all of the damage and send it back tenfold, PLUS the ElecBall itself gets boosted from the electric floor. PLUS sometimes I ran ElecMan to get an extra damage boost. Some of the Navis had ElecBalls too though so it would basically come down to who held onto theirs the longest to absorb the other's and I've seen damage get up to the thousands it's so ridiculous 😭😭😭 Really all this game needed was actual animations for the Navis💀They just reuse whatever sprites the Navis had in their boss battles and FreezeMan and SharkMan especially are atrociously animated in this game as a result TL;DR why haven't we seen Ring or TurboMan appear literally anywhere else but the Network Transmission characters and even the MOBILE GAME NAVIS got to show up in the anime. WHY???
Still have my copy with more or less all the post-game beaten & completed, still love popping it into a GBA or SP once in a blue moon to just watch the action unfold.
Oooo a phone game would be great! As someone who loved this game as a child it is great to see this video I need to replay this and come back to have a chat
Thank you for making this video! 😊 It was a fairly big factor in me somewhat recently getting a hold of a copy of this game and I have absolutely loved playing through it. Definitely a niche title, but genuinely fun for the right audience and an incredibly interesting piece of design. There are quite a few things that could be polished in the game, like explaining how certain mechanics actually work (I am still not sure what the chances are for dodging moves depending on accuracy/avoidance etc, people seem to have different theories). The early game was also quite rough as you simply lack the knowledge to properly play it, but even more so the chips even if you did you know (not much strategy to be had when you don't have enough chips for a full folder). A few hours in however the game really takes off and gets much more fun, especially the post game. 🎉 Before the post game I was mixing and matching my deck for each fight (similarly to how it seems you played), but all changed as the credits rolled (as then I figured I had enough chips to make some pretty cool stuff). So during the post game I changed my play style a fair bit and my folder was essentially 3 exact decks built around 3 different themes and navis, covering each other's weaknesses. (I could mix and match between the 3 in a pinch, but that was almost never required). It seems like we handled that part differently, meaning that the game works both for players who love to brew decks and people who improvise for each fight (a nice plus in my book). One thing that's a bit of a shame is that some chips and navis are locked behind beating the 64 and 128 tournaments (the only things left for me to do). Getting a hold of 100+ codes from different players is not all that easy if not practically impossible (unless someone knows of a list online somewhere) and generating them yourself (using the second save file) would take a ridiculous number of hours, go a bit against the spirit of the game and just not be fun. Not a big deal overall and that tournament mode is interesting, as not being able to change your deck between fights really tests the versatility of your creations. (Still a bit shame to have content locked behind it though). Anyhow, thank you again for the video! 😊 Edit; found a generator for tournament/navi code online, assuming it works (which seems to be the case) it would be a faster way of making codes yourself and if you want it seems like you can put in chips so they are proper opponents (so it could also be used for brewing/creating your most fantastical decks and fight against them). Found it on therockmanexezone.
Hey, thanks for commenting! If even one more person gave the game a chance and enjoyed their time with it s much as I did, then that's a win in my book :) And yeah, I was actually going to send you that Navi code generator but it seems you foudn it first haha. It still takes an enormous amount of patience to input 128 codes, and it's definitely a shame that some content is locked behind that insanely tedious code wall (in particular, I'd really like to make a full Style Change themed deck someday if I ever have the patience to acquire those Navi chips), but all in all, BCC is just a crazy cool title that I massively enjoyed, and that has nothing else quite like it out there. Capcom, BCC Mobile when?
I have said this is a mobile game 15 years before mobile games were a thing and this would make a great MMBN mobile game as it would be pretty easy to adapt and even maybe add the second trilogy characters and such in.
God, I remember finishing this game when I was a kid - TurboMan.EXE was the bomb, at least in visuals. Also, given the renaissance of Battle Network-inspired titles, I wonder... Battle Chip Challenge spiritual successor when?
I owned this game on GBA in 6th grade, I have played it to completion at least once every two years... I never knew you can talk to your Nav on that screen and it would tell you odds to win.....
They always let you skip it, which I think is the best solution honestly. It's thorough enough for first time players, but nobody is forced to endure it.
Deep combat in the way that’s it’s mostly just random. Sure you can set up a deck to mitigate the luck it’s just a luck simulator. Pretty to look at but the novelty goes away after about 20 minutes
@@Sentina7 Did you actually watch the video? What did the opponent put in column 1? Did they buff? Then you have time to shield. Did they attack with a “damage all” chip? Then don’t bother with shields - go on the offensive with high HP chips. Now what will you attack with? Are they an elemental Navi? Are they not? You may have chips that deal bonus damage against them, but have lower accuracy. How is their evasion? Can you afford this? (Keep in mind that accuracy and evasion are extremely common turn based RPG stats.) Do they like equipping shields? If so, you’ll need shield breakers. Do you spend a slot on healing chips? Will those chips even survive? Are they using stun chips? If so, you won’t be able to rely on your buster skill, so you have to plan accordingly. It’s only a luck simulator as far as any deck builder is. If you build your folder correctly, then it’s a strategy game.
The booster pack system really kills this game. At least with a regular BN game, player skill can compensate if they don't want to grind to have a huge chip library. BCC is just a pain unless you grind for a good amount of chips to choose from.
I mean, you can make do with what you get - grinding really isn't necessary. You can always afford a pack or 2 after each tournament, which is more than enough as long as you're shopping at the best currently available store. I literally never had to grind a single time in all my playthroughs.
@@ThrillingDuck I remember having to redo fights in the wood tournament over and over because I lacked the Fire chips to burst down the chip destroying wood builds. Maybe you got lucky with fire chips, but I only had 1 fire chip because I had to redo the Fireman fight and my busting level was too low to get the Firesword chip.
@@PintFlinger Gotcha, I guess if you're really unlucky with getting chips of a certain element that can be a pain. But it's also nothing a little soft reset while shopping can't handle. Not ideal, but better than actually grinding for zenny lol.
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A couple of quick addendums:
1) I want to elaborate on Invis balancing a bit. Basically, Invis is very potent when it works, but it has a number of counters. The general pattern is that if the enemy only has non-offensive chips in their first column, you can go ham, but if they have anything that attacks all or attacks random, your Invis is unlikely to survive. If they have something that attacks directly, you’ll still take damage before casting it. If they have any sort of guard chip that counterattacks, Invis is still vulnerable to counterattacks, so you’ll still take plenty of damage throughout your turn. By the end and postgame (and even many Navis in midgame), I find that opponents which leave themselves open to Invis aren’t that common, but when Invis is actually viable, then yes it’s a dominant strategy. So it IS kind of OP, but only conditionally, and it’s very easy to counter. If this game had a competitive meta, I don’t think it would be a real problem.
2) Also to clarify, I’m very much not an expert on meta in this, or anything, so if there are any experts in the audience, please excuse my conjecture. I’m sure that some form of dominant strategy exists in BCC, which could hypothetically allow you to just stubbornly stick to one Program Deck loadout, but as a normie who didn’t do outside research and simply tooled around with the game extensively across a few playthroughs, the views expressed in this video should be accurate and authentic to the average single-player experience. I’ve also never 100 percented this game, and as such there are some chips I’ve never obtained, but please keep in mind that if your comment is something to the effect of “Life Aura breaks the game” (I have no idea if it does or doesn’t, this is just a hypothetical example), I hardly think that an extremely rare late/postgame chip simply existing is actually going to ruin the average player’s experience. I’m also fairly positive that the most broken decks aren’t even possible until late/postgame given the chips they require access to anyway.
1000% Agree. Chip Challenge Mobile would work amazingly in this era of mobile gaming. Feel this game was ahead of its time in that sense.
I was just thinking I might emulate this on my phone at some point
There is a Mod for this game called "Chip Control Mod" by Prof. 9
"This mod changes the battle system to add a Custom Screen-like interface during battle, similar to the mainline Mega Man Battle Network games. You can view your chip info and freely choose which chips to use the next turn, resulting in more deliberate gameplay with moment-to-moment decision-making."
This mod was released in 2023.
💯
Congratulatins for such an amazing and complete video, my friend!
Your review is flawless!
MMBCC is an awesome game!
I agree 100% that it is misunderstood and wronged.
It is SO UNIQUE, fun, customizable and addicting!
The only two "bad things" about it are: poor sprites animations and the random batle chip path system.
The animations could've be smoother and more accurate. Some moves just do not fit to what the navi is currently doing.
And the random path system can be a little bit frustrating sometimes.
But, even so, these two things do not affect the game coolness and fun at all.
This game became even better after the release of the Chip Control Mod.
It gets rid of the lucky system and allow us to selec the battel chip paths on battle.
MMBCC is a game that is ALWAYS with me!
It is so fun and relaxing!!!
My favorite navis are MegaMan WoodShield Style and PlantMan.
And my favorite battle chips are GaiaSword, GrassStage, Spice3, HeatBall and LeafShield.
I wonder if we can ever get a new MMBCC game with upgraded graphics and improved features.
Such as:
HD Battle Chips artworks (just like in MMBNLC);
Navi Customizer;
Syles, Souls, Crosses and Beast Outs;
Navis battle chips for a team-up attack (at least once per battle);
Boss Battles (Life-Virus, Gospel, Duo, etc);
Voice-over (English and Japanese options);
ALL Net Navis from all games and anime (such as Pharaohman, Laserman, Shademan, Zero, Prismman, Slur, Serenade, Wheel Navi, Skull Navis, Female Navis, etc) and some new ones;
Extended batle chip library (with chips from MMBN1 to MMBN6;
And the Chip Control Addition.
And...
Yes, please!!!
It would be beyond awesome if you make a MMBN 4.5 video!!!
Thanks a lot man! Btw, did you go to the trouble of unlocking Megaman's Style Changes manually?? Or did you import a save or hack it in lol? My last Herculean task with the game remains the massive pain in the butt that is unlocking the other 4 Style Changes...
@@ThrillingDuck I got them as reward from the 128 Tournament.
If my memory does not fail, we have a 1/8 chance to get them each time we finish the whole tournament.
I've started a whole new game some days ago, as I got my new tablet, and I am playing the MMBCC Chip Control Mod for the very first time.
And I am still early in game now.
I've got HubStyle Navi Chip from the code: 5★4H-B81R-★KKZ-P15X-ZS5B-♣XK0
But I do not like it too much. Eventough it is very very strong, the 200 HP is way too low imo.
I am not a Glass Cannon set lover. I prefer being a Tank+Battle Chip Destroyer.
I've just got Plantman navi chip!
And, until I be strong enough to beat the 128 Tournament and farm for the WoodShield Navi chip...
I am going to play as Plantman.
He has a decent MB, high health and accurancy and him main attack is really amazing!
Man, this mod changes everything!
We have way more control on which chip our navi is going to use each turn.
BTW...
This is my WoodShield build from my previous games.
S7FG - R4HV - R9B6 - WV9♦- 3♦★N - R♥10
(I just can't wait to get this set on my new game!)
@@ThrillingDuck I got all styles as reward of the 128 Tournaments. We have 1/8 chance to get them everytime we complete the task.
But this was on my previous original game.
It is the first time I play the Chip Control Mod version.
But I've started a whole new game some days ago and I am really early in progress.
I've just got Plantman Navi Chip and I am going to play as him until I be strong enough to beat the 128 tournament and farm for thw WoodShield Navi Chip.
The only style I already have is HubStyle. Since we get this one by Navi Code (5★4H-B81R-★KKZ-P15X-ZS5B-♣XK0).
BTW...
This is my WoodShield build from my previous games.
S7FG - R4HV - R9B6 - WV9♦- 3♦★N - R♥10
(I just can't wait to get this set on my new game!)
@@ThrillingDuck I tried to reply twice, but my comments were not registered for some reason. (Maybe due to my Navi Code)
Style Navi Chips can be earned as 128 Tournament reward. We have 1/8 chance to get them everytime.
Only HubStyle is earned from Navi Code.
Spent lots of time in my childhood enjoying this game! MegaMan Battle Network series in general and its other games like battle chip challenge are just the best!! I’m a huge fan!!
Ring was probably my undisputed favorite Navi for the longest time (its HeatMan now 😼) and the fact that this is the only game where she shows up in any meaningful capacity is the only reason I even touched the game and as an idle/simple RPG fan this game really was a blast to play. Until they started hitting me with 100 battles to fight Bass GS (how they expected people to get this far without savestates is beyond me 😭)
I love how every NPC Navi has a signature chip and more often than not has a deck built around that chip to make them all have unique ways of fighting
Also really had fun with some of the Navis. Every Elec-Element Navi battle I had was usually really fun because by default they have an electric-boosting floor on top of the STAB boost they already get from using electric chips, but with me usually having ElecBall in my folder, I can just absorb all of the damage and send it back tenfold, PLUS the ElecBall itself gets boosted from the electric floor. PLUS sometimes I ran ElecMan to get an extra damage boost. Some of the Navis had ElecBalls too though so it would basically come down to who held onto theirs the longest to absorb the other's and I've seen damage get up to the thousands it's so ridiculous 😭😭😭
Really all this game needed was actual animations for the Navis💀They just reuse whatever sprites the Navis had in their boss battles and FreezeMan and SharkMan especially are atrociously animated in this game as a result
TL;DR why haven't we seen Ring or TurboMan appear literally anywhere else but the Network Transmission characters and even the MOBILE GAME NAVIS got to show up in the anime. WHY???
Still have my copy with more or less all the post-game beaten & completed, still love popping it into a GBA or SP once in a blue moon to just watch the action unfold.
I wonder if i make some Meta folders of those decks and put them on the net, people will try to replay this
Oooo a phone game would be great!
As someone who loved this game as a child it is great to see this video
I need to replay this and come back to have a chat
Hope to see you back!
Thank you for making this video! 😊
It was a fairly big factor in me somewhat recently getting a hold of a copy of this game and I have absolutely loved playing through it. Definitely a niche title, but genuinely fun for the right audience and an incredibly interesting piece of design.
There are quite a few things that could be polished in the game, like explaining how certain mechanics actually work (I am still not sure what the chances are for dodging moves depending on accuracy/avoidance etc, people seem to have different theories). The early game was also quite rough as you simply lack the knowledge to properly play it, but even more so the chips even if you did you know (not much strategy to be had when you don't have enough chips for a full folder). A few hours in however the game really takes off and gets much more fun, especially the post game. 🎉
Before the post game I was mixing and matching my deck for each fight (similarly to how it seems you played), but all changed as the credits rolled (as then I figured I had enough chips to make some pretty cool stuff). So during the post game I changed my play style a fair bit and my folder was essentially 3 exact decks built around 3 different themes and navis, covering each other's weaknesses. (I could mix and match between the 3 in a pinch, but that was almost never required). It seems like we handled that part differently, meaning that the game works both for players who love to brew decks and people who improvise for each fight (a nice plus in my book).
One thing that's a bit of a shame is that some chips and navis are locked behind beating the 64 and 128 tournaments (the only things left for me to do). Getting a hold of 100+ codes from different players is not all that easy if not practically impossible (unless someone knows of a list online somewhere) and generating them yourself (using the second save file) would take a ridiculous number of hours, go a bit against the spirit of the game and just not be fun. Not a big deal overall and that tournament mode is interesting, as not being able to change your deck between fights really tests the versatility of your creations. (Still a bit shame to have content locked behind it though).
Anyhow, thank you again for the video! 😊
Edit; found a generator for tournament/navi code online, assuming it works (which seems to be the case) it would be a faster way of making codes yourself and if you want it seems like you can put in chips so they are proper opponents (so it could also be used for brewing/creating your most fantastical decks and fight against them). Found it on therockmanexezone.
Hey, thanks for commenting! If even one more person gave the game a chance and enjoyed their time with it s much as I did, then that's a win in my book :) And yeah, I was actually going to send you that Navi code generator but it seems you foudn it first haha. It still takes an enormous amount of patience to input 128 codes, and it's definitely a shame that some content is locked behind that insanely tedious code wall (in particular, I'd really like to make a full Style Change themed deck someday if I ever have the patience to acquire those Navi chips), but all in all, BCC is just a crazy cool title that I massively enjoyed, and that has nothing else quite like it out there.
Capcom, BCC Mobile when?
Take a shot every time Thrilling says chip. Kidding, I don't want anyone in a coma or dead
9:14 These generic navi colorways didn't exist in any of the bn games, right?
I'm not 100% sure. NormalNavis did come in a few color palettes, but I'm pretty sure that at least a few of these were basically new to this title.
@@ThrillingDuck right, the purple kinda looked familiar to me but may be mixing up with other purple navis
I have said this is a mobile game 15 years before mobile games were a thing and this would make a great MMBN mobile game as it would be pretty easy to adapt and even maybe add the second trilogy characters and such in.
God, I remember finishing this game when I was a kid - TurboMan.EXE was the bomb, at least in visuals. Also, given the renaissance of Battle Network-inspired titles, I wonder... Battle Chip Challenge spiritual successor when?
@@derrickmiles4209 I’d be down!
I owned this game on GBA in 6th grade, I have played it to completion at least once every two years... I never knew you can talk to your Nav on that screen and it would tell you odds to win.....
@@SteeLiveLP Lmao love that
I played a battle network game when I was really young, can't remember which one it was.
i loved so much playing as other characters as a child
I love that as an adult lol
Would like to hear about 4.5
@@ebboy53 I’ll definitely get around to it at some point cuz I’m quite passionate about it :)
It looks great to me,I hope Capcom could port it someday. Also,the tutorial is long so I hope Capcom can do something about it 😅
They always let you skip it, which I think is the best solution honestly. It's thorough enough for first time players, but nobody is forced to endure it.
definitely review 4.5
Deep combat in the way that’s it’s mostly just random. Sure you can set up a deck to mitigate the luck it’s just a luck simulator. Pretty to look at but the novelty goes away after about 20 minutes
@@Sentina7 Did you actually watch the video? What did the opponent put in column 1? Did they buff? Then you have time to shield. Did they attack with a “damage all” chip? Then don’t bother with shields - go on the offensive with high HP chips.
Now what will you attack with? Are they an elemental Navi? Are they not? You may have chips that deal bonus damage against them, but have lower accuracy. How is their evasion? Can you afford this? (Keep in mind that accuracy and evasion are extremely common turn based RPG stats.)
Do they like equipping shields? If so, you’ll need shield breakers. Do you spend a slot on healing chips? Will those chips even survive? Are they using stun chips? If so, you won’t be able to rely on your buster skill, so you have to plan accordingly.
It’s only a luck simulator as far as any deck builder is. If you build your folder correctly, then it’s a strategy game.
Ignore this idiot@@ThrillingDuck
The booster pack system really kills this game. At least with a regular BN game, player skill can compensate if they don't want to grind to have a huge chip library.
BCC is just a pain unless you grind for a good amount of chips to choose from.
I mean, you can make do with what you get - grinding really isn't necessary. You can always afford a pack or 2 after each tournament, which is more than enough as long as you're shopping at the best currently available store.
I literally never had to grind a single time in all my playthroughs.
@@ThrillingDuck I remember having to redo fights in the wood tournament over and over because I lacked the Fire chips to burst down the chip destroying wood builds.
Maybe you got lucky with fire chips, but I only had 1 fire chip because I had to redo the Fireman fight and my busting level was too low to get the Firesword chip.
@@PintFlinger Gotcha, I guess if you're really unlucky with getting chips of a certain element that can be a pain. But it's also nothing a little soft reset while shopping can't handle. Not ideal, but better than actually grinding for zenny lol.