Though I can't find it, I remember reading ages ago an interview with one of the leads on the series (probably series creator/director Masahiro Yasuma?) remarking on one of the core design philosophies of the series: It should be difficult, but anyone should be able to beat every boss, regardless of skill, with the right chip library setup. The quick kills on bosses are living proof of this. The game has an extremely high skill ceiling once you're in a battle, but even before that, you can trivialize the fight with a well thought out strategy and the right element chips.Of course, very few people were building an entirely new library for every boss, until the postgame where you needed those S ranks and the bosses were overwhelming, sometimes a kill or be killed in 30 seconds or less.
Apart from how absurdly difficult Duo is, I think Dark Souls deserves a little better than to be compared to Battle Network 4, as opposed to any other game in the series.
it's kinda sad how extremely, excruciatingly overlooked this series is, I have not heard a singular person mention or talk about this game who *didnt* play it as a kid/when it was relatively new. I just got into the series 2 years ago and have been near-obsessed with it since then (I have alot of trouble actually beating the games though. not for the usual reason of me not completing RPGs (laziness/boredom) but because it is either RIDICULOUSLY hard or I have to grind for specific cards and backtrack a ton.) anyway, back to the point; for how simply amazing these games are, from the intense but skillful gameplay to punishing boss fights to incredibly fun characters and absolutely magnificent music, its painful to see it NEVER mentioned or discussed or come up in convos about "best action-rpg games" or "hardest and most rewarding games that aren't named dark souls"
it definitely helped me get obsessed with the game when I found these like, illustrated walkthrough on some website. an artist basically painted a walkthrough and loaded it with humorous remarks and my god it just further cemented my absolute love for MMBN 1 and 2 (I dont think they did any past those two games..)
oh, wait, I got it confused. the first game's guide was by somebody else, it was super helpful and funny but didnt involve artwork. the *second* game though was done by that person and it is loaded with amazingly funny drawings. you have to look through this I mean it's just amazing ( lparchive.org/Mega-Man-Battle-Network-2/Update%2001/ )
why does everyone compare video games to dark souls like dark souls is the pinnacle of challenging games? That has already been mega man's claim to fame. Being so hard you wanna throw your controller at the wall. plenty of salt when Mega Man 9 was new
I'm making my way through the battle network franchise (just finished 2) but i honestly don't think it's that hard, you only need to fight a virus 2 or 3 times to get the behavior down along with a strategy and the bossed patterns are well telegraphed, the game is also very generous with money and healing chips, imo megaman zero 1 and 2 are harder Edit: after playing through the whole series i can say that i was able to strong arm it with very few deaths, specially after 4 with the counter system
I’ve spent countless hours on both series and never in my life would I have made the connection, but I gotta say you’re spot on. I just today discovered the MM:BN Legacy Collection and bought the bundle, so I’m looking forward to losing many more hours of my life diving back into them as an adult!
nice video but I cant agree, dark souls tends to have very little wiggle room as where MMBN3, if you have a decent grasp on the battle mechanics provides a lot of wiggle room. dark souls sets you back every time you die as where in MMBN you can save almost anywhere and game gives access to very powerful battle chip early on such as anti-dmg, mine and the monster that is the life sword program advance, seriously it hits like a truck. battle chips like stone, area steal and panel brake can turn the tide of battle as they can cut off ground attacks, steal enemy zones, and provide cover. dark souls also locks you into a build for the most part as you cant really change your play style due to its leveling systems, as where battle network promotes experimenting with the battle chip system as well as the navi customizer. in short my point is that while at surface level they can seem similar in practice they operate vastly different. I don't mean to offend though this is just my thoughts.
@Ssss Nake Hmm... I never claimed it to be clickbait. I take your lashing out and emotional reaction to be mildly interesting projection. Saying anything can be compared to anything is, of course, a meaningless statement because you lack any standard or definition. Can anything be compared to anything? Well yeah, they are both made of matter, take up space and can be interacted with! So anything can be compared to anything! A tiger is the exact same thing as a pillow! When you're ready to realize there are nuances to these things and realize that applying different standards can lead to different forms of comparisons (like that things can be compared in how they differ, not just in how they are similar), then we can continue this dialogue.
Battle network is a really fun series, but i wouldn’t be lying if i said the games were easy. Even after beating all the games and getting much better, the games still kick me 3 ways to Sunday. Legit....3’s postgame especially is the stuff of NIGHTMARES
I know I beat Serenade as a 10 year old and I go back and play them now, with an adult's insight into how to build a proper folder, etc. and I just have no idea how I did it.
What was great about MBN 3 is that it is challenging but is also balanced, MBN 6 and 5 is tied in second only because i found them alot easier but still great due to the new interesting mechanics
Yes but be warned you will become extremely frustrated... just put it down turn it off and walk away lol I kicked a hole in my wall as a teenager trying to finish this one
I feel like the DS comparison applies even more to the Star Force series because it has most if not all of the BN mechanics and you can shield and parry attacks with good timing
Imo Battle Network 3 is harder than souls-like games. Dark Souls, Monster Hunter, etc all have telegraphed realistic windups that are intuitive because they are how physiology and physics actually work. Battle Network games just launch the most insane screen-wide attacks and combos at you without that same kind of intuitive telegraphed windup. Additionally, people have done no damage runs of every souls-like game. Nobody has ever or will ever be able to do that on the Battle Network games. All the damage IS avoidable, but it's just wayyy too hard nobody can come even close.
I'm surprised that to this day in my first play through I made it as far as I did with the bug-style. I personally eventually got stuck with the undernet ranking, in particular the part where you had to go and find the hint for rank 3 or 4 (The one where you had to find origami birds in the room of mamoru) to the point of resetting thinking I did something wrong. When I got past that, it took me till I got the +300 or 400 HP navicust part and the folderback chip from the bugfrag trader before I finally beat Alpha. Nowadays I can blast through the games and largely know exactly what to do. Another fun fact: Back when I got the game, in the store I originally grabbed the box for the white version of the game. But at the register the clerks accidentally switched mine with the blue version as they swapped the empty box with the box with the actual game and such, which in the end did help me cause blue had the folderback chip.
I have no idea how I beat these games as a kid. I KNOW that my folders were terrible and yet somehow 10 year old reflexes and persistence were good enough.
I remember getting quite good at the first 3 Battle Networks back in the day. Not much of a master strategist with regard to the building chip folders, but definitely capable of beating most bosses in one go. I missed out on 4 & 6 and never got to complete 5 due to my GBA crapping out on me and waiting until the 3ds had been out for a while before getting another Nintendo Handheld. Really hope that Legacy Collection comes soon!
White MMBN was my first battle network game and I nearly gave up because of the underworld. But ended up beating it and was gifted battle network 4 and 5 which I found easier than 3. I then emulated 6 because I gave my Gameboy to my Cousin.
Wow. Talking about how brutal the Battle Network games can be without even mentioning Bass? Even veterans of the series will get handed their asses by him MANY times if they aren't careful.
If you want to say the Dark Souls of handheld gaming, it is obviously the post game dungeons of BN1-6 and SF1-3. Though Network Transmission's early difficulty is the closest thing you can match to even MMZ.
Eh, not that I disagree with BN3 being a fairly tough game. But I feel like you could say this about a lot of older games. I feel like people give Dark Souls a bit too much credit when it comes to how challenging it can be since I know there have been plenty of games before it that were harder and at least half of them follow the simple to learn but hard to master mindset. This isn't to say Dark Souls is an easy game (or that it can't be hard), just that it isn't a really a high bar if you've played games for any decent amount of time.
I started playing these games at the start of the pandemic. Something about "virus busting" was just fitting. I decided I'd beat BN3 Blue as it was my first BN game. I decided to do it without dying and not letting my max hp exceed 420. First try after 10 years without playing once.
Trying a similar no-death run now. BN3 Blue was also my first BN game (my first of any kind of Mega Man game, tbh), back in the good ol' days, and I played the HELL out of it. Playing it all these years later with a PC controller has been a bit more challenging, as the buttons are a lot thicker and stick for a split second before rising back up, which makes a HUGE difference in a game like this. But it'll tide me over while we wait for the Legacy Collection.
@@goji3755 It's funny you mention having issues with your controller; since I was playing that run on my phone I tried using a Bluetooth controller and the input lag almost killed me several times 🤣
Honestly, having played the entirety of the MMBN series, I would not have considered Dark Souls to have these in common... Thinking back, though, after effectively mastering MMBN6 and the absurdity of the postgame bonus bosses (Protoman FZ and Bass SP, BX doesn't appear often enough to practice against), it makes most of the past games laughably easy by comparison... So it's probably no wonder why the link never really clicked to me. It would have been interesting to see some examples, though...
3 is the game I gave the least amount of experience but it definitely is the hardest one in the series. 5 and 4 have their hard points while 1,2 and 6 are the easy ones
1 in particular is so different mechanically (healing after every battle, etc) that comparing difficulty is weird but yeah I would say 3 is the hardest. It's also hard to judge because 4 onward have enemies that are much weaker in a vacuum but PAs had been toned down so much that it was harder to trivialize fights.
1 can be the most challenging if you dont know what the hell you are doing like going into Dark Web early,not equiping armor or equiping it at the wrong enemy,the usual not knowing how to edit folder(some enemy are really easy while some you wish you have OP folder)
On my most recent playthrough of BN2 we kinda just used Geddon and Snakeman with Atk Up chips and basically every boss folded to it. That game has some really heinous fights but is also breakable in a bunch of ways.
I still have nightmares about fighting a Swordy, Fishy and Boomer simultaneously in SciLab Although if MMBN is the Dark Souls of 2d, what's One Step From Eden?
Battle network 3 is my favorite even though I love all of them. Idk why something about 3 style change is the best. And I agree some of the fight are pushing crazy hard. Specially after you beat the game. It gets stupid once you go fight the navis in the deep web
For me, BeastMan is the one that sets 3 apart. Once you learn his moves it really isn't that hard, but until you have that experience it's so fast that it seems downright unfair.
@@IanTalksAboutStuff okay so I watched your megaman battle network 3 vid. Dude .... You have to. HAVE TO. Talk about the after game and beat it. And how crazy it is. As a kid I'd freak out at the hidden net after game and how hard it was
Ahh.. during the adventure I will have died like 15 or a little more times during the whole game. I just passed it recently. I don't understand why it would be difficult and frustrating as a soul. that if, without equipping yourself well and putting together good strategies it will be impossible for you. Ask who completed a bn without chips or lvl up's with anything. not counting optional fights that I have not seen the "game over".
I still have no idea how i beat the game boy megaman games when i was atound 6 years old and later the zero ones on gba because now when i play them in my late 20's they kick my ass so hard i feel embarrassed!
If you die that much in Megaman Battle Network games, then there's something wrong with you. They aren't actually hard. It just boils down to dodging attacks, knowing when to attack, and having a decent selection of battle chips.
yeah and mega man is not darksouls stop comparing things to dark souls they didn't invent the BASIC formula of mind your spacing and attack when the enemy is recovering formula. silly dark souls players. But you are a 20 something child I bet it's not your fault.
Battle network 3 is nowhere near as brutal as dark souls u make dark souls sound easier with this comparison maybe if u were talking about the post game content.
I honestly never though I'd see another unironic dark souls comparison.
Sometimes that analogy just works.
The point you made at 1:20 was exactly what I was thinking. Playing this as an adult blew my mind. I have no idea how I did so well when I was 10.
I agree. I think I was just really stubborn. Probably still am
Same!
When we're younger we have more time than money.
Though I can't find it, I remember reading ages ago an interview with one of the leads on the series (probably series creator/director Masahiro Yasuma?) remarking on one of the core design philosophies of the series: It should be difficult, but anyone should be able to beat every boss, regardless of skill, with the right chip library setup. The quick kills on bosses are living proof of this. The game has an extremely high skill ceiling once you're in a battle, but even before that, you can trivialize the fight with a well thought out strategy and the right element chips.Of course, very few people were building an entirely new library for every boss, until the postgame where you needed those S ranks and the bosses were overwhelming, sometimes a kill or be killed in 30 seconds or less.
Mastering these games becomes an artform, especially battle network. I love watching people desimante bosses with crazy ass setups.
Dark Souls is the Battle Network 4 of the Action RPG genre.
Battle Network definitely did it first.
That’s pretty funny. Nice one
The difficulty?
Apart from how absurdly difficult Duo is, I think Dark Souls deserves a little better than to be compared to Battle Network 4, as opposed to any other game in the series.
@@zeroxenoverse9251 no, the quality
Its been 16 years and Beastman still gives me PTSD. Dude deleted me in 3 seconds flat.
Dude this is the first one im going to play in the collection!!!
it's kinda sad how extremely, excruciatingly overlooked this series is, I have not heard a singular person mention or talk about this game who *didnt* play it as a kid/when it was relatively new. I just got into the series 2 years ago and have been near-obsessed with it since then (I have alot of trouble actually beating the games though. not for the usual reason of me not completing RPGs (laziness/boredom) but because it is either RIDICULOUSLY hard or I have to grind for specific cards and backtrack a ton.)
anyway, back to the point; for how simply amazing these games are, from the intense but skillful gameplay to punishing boss fights to incredibly fun characters and absolutely magnificent music, its painful to see it NEVER mentioned or discussed or come up in convos about "best action-rpg games" or "hardest and most rewarding games that aren't named dark souls"
it definitely helped me get obsessed with the game when I found these like, illustrated walkthrough on some website. an artist basically painted a walkthrough and loaded it with humorous remarks and my god it just further cemented my absolute love for MMBN 1 and 2 (I dont think they did any past those two games..)
oh, wait, I got it confused. the first game's guide was by somebody else, it was super helpful and funny but didnt involve artwork. the *second* game though was done by that person and it is loaded with amazingly funny drawings. you have to look through this I mean it's just amazing ( lparchive.org/Mega-Man-Battle-Network-2/Update%2001/ )
Wow those illustrations are amazing.
@@sacredeyes3508 that website always has really good well written humorous walkthroughs!
why does everyone compare video games to dark souls like dark souls is the pinnacle of challenging games? That has already been mega man's claim to fame. Being so hard you wanna throw your controller at the wall. plenty of salt when Mega Man 9 was new
I'm making my way through the battle network franchise (just finished 2) but i honestly don't think it's that hard, you only need to fight a virus 2 or 3 times to get the behavior down along with a strategy and the bossed patterns are well telegraphed, the game is also very generous with money and healing chips, imo megaman zero 1 and 2 are harder
Edit: after playing through the whole series i can say that i was able to strong arm it with very few deaths, specially after 4 with the counter system
Maybe you're a genius! Such a special snowflake!
@@ovilerfun nope, dumb as a brick over here
Have you tried the post-story part? I found the main story relatively easy too tbh. Post-story is another story
I’ve spent countless hours on both series and never in my life would I have made the connection, but I gotta say you’re spot on. I just today discovered the MM:BN Legacy Collection and bought the bundle, so I’m looking forward to losing many more hours of my life diving back into them as an adult!
nice video but I cant agree, dark souls tends to have very little wiggle room as where MMBN3, if you have a decent grasp on the battle mechanics provides a lot of wiggle room. dark souls sets you back every time you die as where in MMBN you can save almost anywhere and game gives access to very powerful battle chip early on such as anti-dmg, mine and the monster that is the life sword program advance, seriously it hits like a truck. battle chips like stone, area steal and panel brake can turn the tide of battle as they can cut off ground attacks, steal enemy zones, and provide cover. dark souls also locks you into a build for the most part as you cant really change your play style due to its leveling systems, as where battle network promotes experimenting with the battle chip system as well as the navi customizer.
in short my point is that while at surface level they can seem similar in practice they operate vastly different. I don't mean to offend though this is just my thoughts.
Not to mention if you build your chip deck correctly that can make a world of difference
can't wait for the Battle Network collection next year!
Same I am going to do my damn best to try to beat battlenetwork three blue
Well damn, you've convinced me to try Battle Network
Perfect.
you should try it..it think mmbn 3 and 6 is one of the best in term of story
I mean picking up hp memories helps.
Interesting comparison I never realized their similarities.
Because there are none to realize.
@Ssss Nake Hmm... I never claimed it to be clickbait. I take your lashing out and emotional reaction to be mildly interesting projection. Saying anything can be compared to anything is, of course, a meaningless statement because you lack any standard or definition. Can anything be compared to anything? Well yeah, they are both made of matter, take up space and can be interacted with! So anything can be compared to anything! A tiger is the exact same thing as a pillow!
When you're ready to realize there are nuances to these things and realize that applying different standards can lead to different forms of comparisons (like that things can be compared in how they differ, not just in how they are similar), then we can continue this dialogue.
Mmbn3 had so much shit crammed into it I can totally see how someone could compare it to darksouls
You just made Dark Souls sound fun to play by comparing it to this series. Damn, nice job.
Great video! I hope they put a collection out on the switch!!
That would be so awesome.
👀👀👀👀
Can you please hope i get a million dollars next? I'll be kindly waiting for my year to pass before it appears in my account ty
Battle network is a really fun series, but i wouldn’t be lying if i said the games were easy. Even after beating all the games and getting much better, the games still kick me 3 ways to Sunday. Legit....3’s postgame especially is the stuff of NIGHTMARES
I know I beat Serenade as a 10 year old and I go back and play them now, with an adult's insight into how to build a proper folder, etc. and I just have no idea how I did it.
Despite in a different genre and style gameplay, Battle Network defintely lived up to its Mega Man roots.
I'm impressed. Very cool video.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
What was great about MBN 3 is that it is challenging but is also balanced,
MBN 6 and 5 is tied in second only because i found them alot easier but still great due to the new interesting mechanics
If I was just going to pick up one of these to play which game would you recommend?
Yes but be warned you will become extremely frustrated... just put it down turn it off and walk away lol I kicked a hole in my wall as a teenager trying to finish this one
I feel like the DS comparison applies even more to the Star Force series because it has most if not all of the BN mechanics and you can shield and parry attacks with good timing
When I played the games I was able to dodge pretty well. But I also played 5 & 6 too.
i just finished mmbn 5 and 6 last month after warching.mmbn review..the game can be challenging
Imo Battle Network 3 is harder than souls-like games. Dark Souls, Monster Hunter, etc all have telegraphed realistic windups that are intuitive because they are how physiology and physics actually work. Battle Network games just launch the most insane screen-wide attacks and combos at you without that same kind of intuitive telegraphed windup.
Additionally, people have done no damage runs of every souls-like game. Nobody has ever or will ever be able to do that on the Battle Network games. All the damage IS avoidable, but it's just wayyy too hard nobody can come even close.
I'm surprised that to this day in my first play through I made it as far as I did with the bug-style. I personally eventually got stuck with the undernet ranking, in particular the part where you had to go and find the hint for rank 3 or 4 (The one where you had to find origami birds in the room of mamoru) to the point of resetting thinking I did something wrong. When I got past that, it took me till I got the +300 or 400 HP navicust part and the folderback chip from the bugfrag trader before I finally beat Alpha. Nowadays I can blast through the games and largely know exactly what to do.
Another fun fact: Back when I got the game, in the store I originally grabbed the box for the white version of the game. But at the register the clerks accidentally switched mine with the blue version as they swapped the empty box with the box with the actual game and such, which in the end did help me cause blue had the folderback chip.
I have no idea how I beat these games as a kid. I KNOW that my folders were terrible and yet somehow 10 year old reflexes and persistence were good enough.
I remember getting quite good at the first 3 Battle Networks back in the day. Not much of a master strategist with regard to the building chip folders, but definitely capable of beating most bosses in one go. I missed out on 4 & 6 and never got to complete 5 due to my GBA crapping out on me and waiting until the 3ds had been out for a while before getting another Nintendo Handheld. Really hope that Legacy Collection comes soon!
White MMBN was my first battle network game and I nearly gave up because of the underworld. But ended up beating it and was gifted battle network 4 and 5 which I found easier than 3. I then emulated 6 because I gave my Gameboy to my Cousin.
Yeah, BN3 is freaking HARD!!! Alpha especially is brutally difficult
Wow. Talking about how brutal the Battle Network games can be without even mentioning Bass? Even veterans of the series will get handed their asses by him MANY times if they aren't careful.
Bass GX from BN6 was the toughest boss i've ever faced lol
If you want to say the Dark Souls of handheld gaming, it is obviously the post game dungeons of BN1-6 and SF1-3. Though Network Transmission's early difficulty is the closest thing you can match to even MMZ.
Eh, not that I disagree with BN3 being a fairly tough game. But I feel like you could say this about a lot of older games. I feel like people give Dark Souls a bit too much credit when it comes to how challenging it can be since I know there have been plenty of games before it that were harder and at least half of them follow the simple to learn but hard to master mindset. This isn't to say Dark Souls is an easy game (or that it can't be hard), just that it isn't a really a high bar if you've played games for any decent amount of time.
I started playing these games at the start of the pandemic. Something about "virus busting" was just fitting. I decided I'd beat BN3 Blue as it was my first BN game. I decided to do it without dying and not letting my max hp exceed 420. First try after 10 years without playing once.
Trying a similar no-death run now. BN3 Blue was also my first BN game (my first of any kind of Mega Man game, tbh), back in the good ol' days, and I played the HELL out of it. Playing it all these years later with a PC controller has been a bit more challenging, as the buttons are a lot thicker and stick for a split second before rising back up, which makes a HUGE difference in a game like this. But it'll tide me over while we wait for the Legacy Collection.
@@goji3755 It's funny you mention having issues with your controller; since I was playing that run on my phone I tried using a Bluetooth controller and the input lag almost killed me several times 🤣
Honestly, having played the entirety of the MMBN series, I would not have considered Dark Souls to have these in common...
Thinking back, though, after effectively mastering MMBN6 and the absurdity of the postgame bonus bosses (Protoman FZ and Bass SP, BX doesn't appear often enough to practice against), it makes most of the past games laughably easy by comparison... So it's probably no wonder why the link never really clicked to me.
It would have been interesting to see some examples, though...
3 is the game I gave the least amount of experience but it definitely is the hardest one in the series. 5 and 4 have their hard points while 1,2 and 6 are the easy ones
1 in particular is so different mechanically (healing after every battle, etc) that comparing difficulty is weird but yeah I would say 3 is the hardest. It's also hard to judge because 4 onward have enemies that are much weaker in a vacuum but PAs had been toned down so much that it was harder to trivialize fights.
1 can be the most challenging if you dont know what the hell you are doing like going into Dark Web early,not equiping armor or equiping it at the wrong enemy,the usual not knowing how to edit folder(some enemy are really easy while some you wish you have OP folder)
Battle network 2 is a true nightmare
But when you get two gate man v3, tho wind* and two fan* you can make the most op program advance "gater"
On my most recent playthrough of BN2 we kinda just used Geddon and Snakeman with Atk Up chips and basically every boss folded to it. That game has some really heinous fights but is also breakable in a bunch of ways.
I want these games to come to modern consoles so bad 😫😫
I keep hearing rumors about.a.Switch collection for the 20th.anniveraaey and every day I hope anew.
@@IanTalksAboutStuff hope is the only thing left unfortunately.
ive never been on hiatus in mmbn so i dont see the challenge, but people that play it for the for the first time DO find it hard
I still have nightmares about fighting a Swordy, Fishy and Boomer simultaneously in SciLab
Although if MMBN is the Dark Souls of 2d, what's One Step From Eden?
the bullet hell
Battle network 3 is my favorite even though I love all of them. Idk why something about 3 style change is the best. And I agree some of the fight are pushing crazy hard. Specially after you beat the game. It gets stupid once you go fight the navis in the deep web
For me, BeastMan is the one that sets 3 apart. Once you learn his moves it really isn't that hard, but until you have that experience it's so fast that it seems downright unfair.
@@IanTalksAboutStuff okay so I watched your megaman battle network 3 vid. Dude .... You have to. HAVE TO. Talk about the after game and beat it. And how crazy it is. As a kid I'd freak out at the hidden net after game and how hard it was
You can beat the mmbn games with only the buster, including the secret bosses, so
I've always thought the games were pretty easy besides the last boss of BN3. Damn I miss these games.
Ahh.. during the adventure I will have died like 15 or a little more times during the whole game. I just passed it recently. I don't understand why it would be difficult and frustrating as a soul. that if, without equipping yourself well and putting together good strategies it will be impossible for you. Ask who completed a bn without chips or lvl up's with anything.
not counting optional fights that I have not seen the "game over".
I still have no idea how i beat the game boy megaman games when i was atound 6 years old and later the zero ones on gba because now when i play them in my late 20's they kick my ass so hard i feel embarrassed!
"Just like Dark Souls"
If you die that much in Megaman Battle Network games, then there's something wrong with you. They aren't actually hard. It just boils down to dodging attacks, knowing when to attack, and having a decent selection of battle chips.
Gameboy advance games are 32-bit. Since the gameboy advance is a 32-bit system.
Yeah, you are correct. In my head I always associate SNES and GBA because their games end up looking so similar but they aren't the same hardware.
The battle network games are 32-bit
yeah and mega man is not darksouls stop comparing things to dark souls they didn't invent the BASIC formula of mind your spacing and attack when the enemy is recovering formula. silly dark souls players. But you are a 20 something child I bet it's not your fault.
How to make a better deck: uses shockwave 😂😂😂
Sorry, i had to do it. Please dont delete me 😂
Idk. I have lesser problem playing this just by brute forcing through the 6 main lines games then playing dark souls.
From battle network 1 I know the story is not super hard
Idk man, MMBN2 has harder bosses. Magnetman and Thunderman beat my ass so many times even as an adult
THE COLLECTION JUST GOT ANNOUNCED !!! YOOOSSS!!!
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This is only the third dumbest thing I've read today.
I think you’re just bad at the game bro, I’m playing it right now and I don’t die that often, or maybe I’m just too early in the game idk
Me beating Gospel first try younger then Legacy Collection shredded twice in a row
Yes this game challenges your reflex. Git gud
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Awesome! Hope you liked it.
Bro these games aren't even that hard shit three was probably the most challenging one and I think I died twice my very first playthrough
GIT GUD but unironically
Battle network 3 is nowhere near as brutal as dark souls u make dark souls sound easier with this comparison maybe if u were talking about the post game content.
Favorite Megaman game, second only to maybe zero
Honestly I've poked at a bunch of Megaman games but none have ever enthralled me like the Battle Network games did.