Weird question I know

Shakai · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 1:44 pm Post subject: Weird question I know

Okay, since I'm never gonna play Battle Network 2 because of my lack of interest in EXE ever since playing other games, I need to know...

What were the schemes of the bosses from EXE2? When I say schemes, I mean like, for example, Flashman's scheme from EXE3 was that he would warp around and release very quick attacks, or rather, when he was going to activate flash, you had to destroy two pillars rather quickly to stop it.
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DanSidney · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 2:47 pm Post subject:

Well the first scenario is in the gas computer. You move around and open and close gas valves, getting pushed by and avoiding cybergas to reach paths.

The second scenario are a bunch of hidden bombs, you walk through paths but some eventually explode and you have to find another path to destination.

The third is inside Scilab's mother computer, you have to bypass the security inputting passwords by walking on letter panels.

The fourth is in Netopia's castle, you enter in some computer that makes traps work, and you go through paths avoiding some "zombies".

The fifth scenario is inside a plane's computer, there are electromagnetic disturbances that you have to clear by reaching some control spots, but there are magnetic interferences that will pull or push you.

The sixth "scenario" isn't really a scenario but more going around the internet to break ice.

The final scenario is inside Kotobuki's Square computer, there's such some powerful radiations there that the real world is fusing with the cyberworld, and the interferences have messed up the elevator computer. Into the elevator computer you'll find a bunch of teleporters but that will be "interferenced" with servers on the several floors of the building, so going through the teleporter will bring you to the server, you need to collect the scattered data so to make the teleporter work normally again.

Edit: crap, I completely misread this post. x.x'''

I could've sworn you wanted to know about the stage scenarios schemes and not the bosses schemes...
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**Sketch** · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 4:25 pm Post subject:

Schemes really isn't the best word to use...more like "attack patterns".
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ComicX6 · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 4:28 pm Post subject:

Airman- Shoots tornados at you in various formations. Not much in terms of strategy.

Quickman- When he is standing still, he'll block everything you throw at him. After he uses Quick Boomerang, he is vulnerable for a few seconds.

Cutman- There's a rock in the middle of both your fields, so you can only move around the edges. He summons little scissors to go around the area, so you have to keep moving. He isn't very hard, but his attacks do a lot of damage.

Shadowman- Creates copies of himself that shoot fire waves at you. Every once in a while he'll jump into the air and throw a ninja star at you. Battle takes place on grass panels.

Knightman- Exactly the same as in EXE5.

Magnetman- Stays in the back row. The center row is comprised of magnet panels that pull you in. He specializes in homing attacks like Magnet Missile and Gravity Ball. After removing half his HP, he begins to use NS Tackle.

Freezeman- Remains stationary in the back row. Covers himself in a giant crystal to shield himself while using Ice Tower. Once you break the shield, wind will blow you to the rear, and he'll also use Icicle Fall and drop icicles on your field. After, he'll regenerate the crystal. Takes place on Ice panels.

Copy Bass- Uses Air Burst and Explosion. Very weak and easy to destroy. He doesn't even have Life Aura to hide behind.

Gospel- Bugfrags constantly fly at you. You can only hurt him when his mouth is open, which is usually when he attacks. As the battle progresses, he'll start copying the attacks of Airman, Quickman, and Cutman. When his HP is low, he'll begin to inhale air, and then breathe flames of whatever your weakness is three times. Since you're being sucked forward, your timing has to be very good to dodge, as it can do a lot of damage if you're caught unawares.
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Shakai · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 7:49 pm Post subject:

Ah, thanks for lettin' me know.

And Dan, your post was helpful too! Can't very well know what a game is like without knowing the scenarios, eh? Razz

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Enzan Chaud · Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 11:43 pm Post subject:

If you don't have a style weakness, I think Gospel actually blows Fire, Elec, and Ice at you... one right after the other... it's been a while...
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Fragman.EXE · Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:31 am Post subject:

Well, Gospel breathes random elements if you're on neutral styles.

And by the way, Quickman is also vulnerable while jumping from square to square, so it's a good opportunity to nail him with auto-aiming, time-freezing chips.

Hubstyle Master · Net Savior Age: 32 Joined: 14 Aug 2006 Posts: 175

... Dude. You haven't played BN2?!??! It's like the best Battle Network game aside from BN3 (personally, I think it's even better than 3)! If you haven't played Battle Network 2, than you're really mising out. Unlike BN3, you can trade styles, which comes in handy sometimes, and the most powerful chips & Advances come from this game!! There's one called HeavyStamp that takes 800 HP!

On a side note, have you ever played the first game? If you have, you would already know about the PowerUps. In the second game, you can increase Heatguts' chargeshot to 100, or make AquaGuts' chargeshot almost instant!

If you really want to know about the game, I suggest you go out and get it, because it's WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYY BETTER THAN 4, 5, and it's even better than 6!

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Shakai · Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 3:26 pm Post subject:

I only didn't play BN2, BN4BM, (the last parts of) BN4RS, and BN5TP.

So yeah, I know about power ups. They're a pain, and dead annoying. I like navi cust better. (You can get Heat Guts to be just as powerful as you just described with the navi cust XD)

Also, thanks for the descriptions. I believe I played through the Airman scenario...but I stopped playing...for some reason. I think... O_o;
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Hubstyle Master · Net Savior Age: 32 Joined: 14 Aug 2006 Posts: 175

You should keep playing. It's a good game, except for the long FreezeMan scenario. that one can get annoying.

Fragman.EXE · Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 3:14 am Post subject: