well... since I love this game I gotta defend it :):
- the battle system may have its flaws, but in the normal course of gameplay I never had any problem with it
- thes "unused guys" are actually used in the game, they appear in murkland...
BTW: when posting these vids, wouldn't it make sense to also post the codes etc, so we can try it out for ourselves ? Seems kinda sensless without that.
@Bladecrossexe The problem with BN4 is the battle system is poorly designed. If someone were to try it, the game would probably crash over and over. It can't handle allies even, except for Laserman (others causes the game to crash).
@MegamanSonicX I know this comment was from 3 months ago, but the battle system was designed to suit the game's needs.
BN6 supports allies well, as the Virus Battler needed ally support.
Answering bladecross's question, yes it is. In an indirect way though. You would have to replace the attack data. I have some offsets, but I don't have many.
@ablon008 Nemo on TREZ said it was poorly designed. Also, if you look at BN 1, 2, and 3, they can support allies, even though I don't think there are any scenarios with that. Also, comparing BN4 to the others, it isn't as stable.I'm sure Capcom didn't have hacking in mind when they made the BN series, but the others can handle it so much better. Did BN4 go with a different engine that is not that stable with hacking?
@MegamanSonicX First, BN1, 2 and 3 do not support allies at all.
Nemo of TREZ is not a hacker.
They did not design the game to be hacked, so you can't really call the system unstable, if it work perfectly for what it is designed to do.
Also, this is very low-level hacking. The system, though a bit unorganised, works rather well for the rest of the game. Sprites are organised, attacks use the same setup as BN2 and 3 (not sure about 1), chip data is structured...etc.
I don't know how. I saw a video of unused cannon behavior (try typing something among that line) adn I think it also showed unusec test virus and a dummy Megaman boss.
those aren't unused navis, those are viruses from black earth
TheDarkmegaomega 1 month ago
well... since I love this game I gotta defend it :):
- the battle system may have its flaws, but in the normal course of gameplay I never had any problem with it
- thes "unused guys" are actually used in the game, they appear in murkland...
BTW: when posting these vids, wouldn't it make sense to also post the codes etc, so we can try it out for ourselves ? Seems kinda sensless without that.
diarykeeper 3 months ago
is it possible to attack hack? Like give protoman gundelsol or something?
Bladecrossexe 1 year ago
@Bladecrossexe The problem with BN4 is the battle system is poorly designed. If someone were to try it, the game would probably crash over and over. It can't handle allies even, except for Laserman (others causes the game to crash).
MegamanSonicX in reply to Bladecrossexe (Show the comment) 1 year ago
@MegamanSonicX I know this comment was from 3 months ago, but the battle system was designed to suit the game's needs.
BN6 supports allies well, as the Virus Battler needed ally support.
Answering bladecross's question, yes it is. In an indirect way though. You would have to replace the attack data. I have some offsets, but I don't have many.
ablon008 in reply to MegamanSonicX (Show the comment) 1 year ago
@ablon008 Nemo on TREZ said it was poorly designed. Also, if you look at BN 1, 2, and 3, they can support allies, even though I don't think there are any scenarios with that. Also, comparing BN4 to the others, it isn't as stable.I'm sure Capcom didn't have hacking in mind when they made the BN series, but the others can handle it so much better. Did BN4 go with a different engine that is not that stable with hacking?
MegamanSonicX in reply to ablon008 (Show the comment) 1 year ago
@MegamanSonicX First, BN1, 2 and 3 do not support allies at all.
Nemo of TREZ is not a hacker.
They did not design the game to be hacked, so you can't really call the system unstable, if it work perfectly for what it is designed to do.
Also, this is very low-level hacking. The system, though a bit unorganised, works rather well for the rest of the game. Sprites are organised, attacks use the same setup as BN2 and 3 (not sure about 1), chip data is structured...etc.
ablon008 in reply to MegamanSonicX (Show the comment) 1 year ago
that thing on your side... looks like dreaded joker
steelskin134 1 year ago
hm... if there's someway I can hack that data into the game, I'll happily show it after I beat the game.
Yoshiller2 in reply to MegamanSonicX (Show the comment) 2 years ago
I don't know how. I saw a video of unused cannon behavior (try typing something among that line) adn I think it also showed unusec test virus and a dummy Megaman boss.
MegamanSonicX in reply to Yoshiller2 (Show the comment) 2 years ago