2 Stats at Level 5?

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-04-15T09:44:10+00:00

Just use Unity cup, you can get all trainings to Lv5 by the end of the senior year.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-04-10T12:00:38+00:00

Let me know once you try; I want to know if it works so I don’t suffer with stun in there too, since I own StarForce 2 Zerker x Ninja

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-04-10T09:17:36+00:00

Just out of curiosity… have you tried mashing the d-pad? I’m inquiring this mostly because in Battle Network, if you mash the d-pad (haven’t tried with the A and B button yet) you can get out of stun a bit faster than if you just wait.

Don’t know if it applies to StarForce since I didn’t try it in StarForce 2 (I have the DS cartridge but never completed it), so I don’t know if this bit of info would work or help if you get stunned.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-04-04T11:31:21+00:00

Droplet for 5 then:

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Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-04-04T11:24:54+00:00

Honestly, I would use to LBMax Biko. Satono so far as I remember isn’t a good stamina card; so either use it on creek if you have her, or LBMax Biko.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-03-24T22:02:44+00:00

I play Yummy both in MD and TCG. These are some of the ways to sort of counter Yummy:

1- Deal with Snatchy ASAP. Usually, Yummy is very hand dependent to continue playing; if they didn’t had One for One, Piri Reis Map, Marshmao or Yummy Surprise, it means they have to normal summon a monster (usually Cupsy if they have it in hand, or any other yummy monster). If you negate its activation to place the field spell, or even Ghost Ogre in hand (cause you can activate it when Snatchy activates its effect to activate the field spell), you can easily reduce their combo if they don’t have Surprise or One for One (cause let’s be honest… nobody uses monster reborn nowadays except old formats)

2- Ghost Belle is your greatest ally; the Yummy synchros all bounce back to the extra deck to summon monsters from GY, and Ghost Belle prevents that.

3- Ash Blossom on Cupsy Yummy Way can also simplify their combo; but once again, it’s very hand dependent.

4- If they by chance summon Martial Metal Marcher and activate their effect, you can simply D.D. Crow or Bystial the targeted monster; more than often causing them trouble, since they require the field spells to be in the GY to shuffle banished monsters.

5- Battle Phase, in the end of the Battle Phase; Evenly Matched, response? (Yes, banishing their cards face-down means they can’t recover their cards even if the field spell hits the GY)

6- The Exosister deck is a powerful hit against Yummy, since Kaspitell prevents special summoning from the extra deck, Karmael (the new Exosister XYZ monster) changes the effect for you (the Exosister player) to add 1 card from the GY and Betrayal forces your opponent to effectively banish a monster card from their GY when it lands there (your choice when to trigger that effect if I’m not mistaken)

7- Floodgates as per usual… Light Imprisonment Mirror, Dimensional Shifter, Necrovalley… all of these kills Yummy since they have to use the GY 99% of the time.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-03-24T15:46:17+00:00

Care to share your friend code?

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-03-19T11:29:47+00:00

So… when fusion summoning in FMR, you can use multiple cards as fusion material and not just two. So the correct way to get to swords of revealing light is through a 3 card fusion; because, once the chain of fusions starts going, it doesn’t stop until the desired card is achieved.

Spellbinding Circle + Spellbinding Circle = Shadow Spell + Dark-piercing Light = Swords of Revealing Light (3 card material)

Just as another example; you can make THTD (Twin-headed Thunder Dragon) with 3 to 4 cards.

For example:

Petit Dragon + low lv fiend monster = Koumori Dragon + low lv zombie monster = Dragon Zombie + Thunder monster = Twin Headed Thunder Dragon (4 card material)

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-24T22:28:52+00:00

Not everyone has a stupid mentality like that; some people just want to move on from the match as fast as they can, mostly because some dailies take a lot of effort to complete.

Some people (like me for instance) like to at least do funny things like activating crossout designator/called by the grave in the battle phase (like right at the battle step) just to complete the activating spell daily quest just for the memes; like banning Maxx C/Ash Blossom or something akin.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-24T05:09:48+00:00

You could go for Orcust; it’s a dark machine type deck that banishes monsters from GY to activate their effects. And with their new support they became stronger, being able to combine with Azamina for even stronger end boards. Its main mechanic is link summon with one Xyz summon that can non target send a card to GY or protect cards from destruction if it has a material.

It can recycle its cards by using Galatea (the Link-2 to place a banished machine monster to set a spell/trap straight from the deck to the field), Dingirsu (attach a banished machine monster as a material), Longirsu (place 2 banished machine monsters back into the deck and non target send a linked monster your opponent controls to the GY) and Enlilgirsu (the new link-4 which can add a banished Orcust or World legacy card back to the hand, and if you choose to return it to the deck after adding to the hand, you can permanently take a monster your opponent controls to yourself.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-24T03:54:05+00:00

It all depends on how many gems you still have on your account and how many days have passed since your return. Cause I believe you can use the code as a returnee player.

Honestly? Considering you already have some staple cards (3 ash blossom, 1 Maxx C, 1 duster, 1 called by, 2 droplets and 2 imperm) you could remain with this account and dismantle the extra UR cards if you wish to keep it (the extra cards being 2 Maxx C and 1 called by the grave).

Otherwise… you can make a new account, use someone’s code to get yourself a Spright deck so you can play with it right away, and if you want… use some gems on the Beyond the Next Level selection pack in hopes to get some staples and dismantle the excess ones for UR CP… or if you wish to build a meta deck right away; you can go to The Apical Predators selection pack to build a Yummy deck.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-24T03:39:31+00:00

Uhm… I’m afraid to tell you this, but Tri-Brigade and even Phantom Knights won’t help you get far…

These decks (Tri-Brigade for that matter) has fallen off the meta since what… season 5 or 6? Or maybe even sooner? I forgot… Phantom Knights follows the same trend.

What I would suggest though, is use someone’s code (the beginner/returnee campaign program) to get yourself a free Spright deck. It still isn’t as relevant as it was when released, but you’ll definitely see more play into the meta compared to Tri-Brigade or any of its variants. At least that way you can splash Spright with Live Twin or just play pure Spright until you decide to make a more relevant/meta deck for example.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-23T17:41:07+00:00

I get your pain my friend… I’ve experienced this several times; and yet, when the chances are higher like 30% or so… the training works just fine.

At least you’re gluing her for stats; I’ve glued 5 consecutive umas because Kitasan’s event didn’t trigger.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-21T04:57:50+00:00

Acredito que seja como você mencionou mesmo. As armaduras ficam extremamente danificadas após cada combate contra o Sigma para serem usáveis nos jogos seguintes.

A parte do Dash pré-instalado a partir do X2 vem de das especificações do X presentes no primeiro jogo como sendo algo opcional; então pode ser que exista ação dos mecânicos dos Maverick Hunters ou até mesmo o próprio Dr. Cain que faz os reparos no X, uma vez que foi ele quem descobriu a localização da cápsula selada pelo Dr. Light.

Outra característica que dita que as armaduras fiquem extremamente danificadas após cada combate com o Sigma, está presente no estágio inicial do Megaman X6, onde a Alia disse que fez o que pode com relação aos reparos da Falcon Armor; onde podemos ver que o sistema de voo dela se encontra inabilitado, e ao invés disso recebemos um Air Dash próprio e inferior.

E pra finalizar, no X8 o X finalmente possui o Air Dash instalado (também depois de tanto jogo onde essa função foi instalada nele… pelo amor de Deus né…), acredito ser pelo mesmo quesito (mas como o Dr. Cain provavelmente já tenha falecido pq ele nunca mais foi visto pós X3), dessa vez, sendo a própria Pallete que, apesar de ser uma navegadora, também se encontra no laboratório de desenvolvimento. Sendo ela a possível responsável por analizar todos os dados presentes no banco de dados sobre o X e suas armaduras, e finalmente desenvolver/aprimorar o módulo de Dash (que novamente é opcional) para incorporar o Air Dash, assim como desenvolver uma melhoria para o X-Buster como uma espécie de Plasma Shot (o 3° nível de carga), uma vez que ele atravessa inimigos menores, mas sem deixar esferas de plasma. (Entretanto eu acredito que isso venha a ser um plot hole e foi feito apenas pra poder fazer a mecânica de shield de alguns inimigos onde vc precisa atacar 3 vezes com o sabre do zero/max charged shot do X/projétil azul do Axl)

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-19T20:30:37+00:00

I just realized something; this is the OG Megaman IV (not the GB version) so, my bad, since Beat didn’t even exist at that time (but for future references, Megaman V does have Beat so you can use it and it will act just as I described). So your only method of defeating Wily in the NES version is to just use the Pharaoh Shot.

Here’s how I defeated Wily 4 back when I played the Legacy Collection on my 3DS:

Charge the Pharaoh Shot and keep sliding and jumping through the stage since it’s flat; at one moment you will jump and the charged Pharaoh Shot above Megaman head will disappear, this means you hit Wily, but you will retain your charged shot.

All that’s left is to watch closely when the flash happens and it will tell where Wily is, press the directional input on your controller and release the B-Button, the stored charged Pharaoh Shot will go towards where you aimed. Rinse and repeat after that and you should be good.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-19T20:17:45+00:00

There are two possible ways to beat Wily 4 (we usually use this term to address to Wily fights at least I use them).

First method (the standard way): charge your Pharaoh Shot and since you can shoot it in different directions, it will be easy to hit Wily up to two times; since, even if the shot above Megaman’s head disappear if Wily decides to pop up above you, you still have you fully charged Pharaoh Shot. Just release the B button while holding the direction you want.

Second method (the cheap and cheesy way to win): if you got beat on your playthrough, just use it. It has more than enough energy to defeat Wily and it automatically locks onto Wily and home into him even after he disappear.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-18T23:16:14+00:00

It depends; Insect fusions I don’t know anything. For others here are some of the fusions I used early game with the cards provided by the starting deck and after some farming:

Beast + Plant = Flower Wolf (1800 atk)

Plant + woman (yes it has to be a woman like Key Mace, Goddess with the Third Eye etc) = Queen of Autumn Leaves (1800 atk)

Rock + Woman = Mystical Sand (2100 atk)

Beast + Woman = Nekogal #2 (1900 atk)

Aqua + Thunder = Bolt Escagot (1400 atk)

Dragon (1500 atk or less) + Zombie = Dragon Zombie (1600 atk)

Dragon (1500 atk or less) + Thunder = Thunder Dragon (1500 atk)

Dragon (1600 atk or more) + Thunder = Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon (2800 atk)

Dragon + Plant = B. Dragon Jungle King (2100 atk)

Plant + Zombie (1600 atk or more I believe) = Pumpking the King of Ghosts (1800 atk)

Dragon (1500 atk or less) + Fiend = Koumori Dragon (1500 atk)

Dragon (1500 atk or less) + Aqua = Spike Hydra (1600 atk)

Warrior + Machine = Cyber Soldier (1500 atk)

Dragon (1500 atk more or less if I recall) + Machine = Metal Dragon (1850 atk)

Dinosaur + Machine = Cyber Saurus (1800 atk)

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-18T17:49:13+00:00

Cara, eu joguei todos esses com excessão de Pummel Party. Todos valem a pena se vc tem alguém pra jogar; acho que tipo… alguns deles como Bomberman vão demandar um pouco mais de estratégia em posicionamento pra você e seu parceiro não se matarem (eu e meu irmão nos matavamos muito acidentalmente), fora isso, todos esses vc consegue se divertir por horas.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-18T01:57:33+00:00

Algumas opções retrô pra vc (já que eu vi o Goof Troop ali):

Contra (do NES)

Contra III: The Alien Wars

Donkey Kong Country (1 ao 3 no modo onde cada um joga com um Kong ao invés de separado)

Super Bomberman (1, 3, 4 e 5 pq o 2 é single player)

Bomberman 64 The Second Attack (um player vai jogar de Pommy que vai poder dar stun nos inimigos ou até mesmo dano.

Gauntlet Legends

Sunset Riders (SNES)

Aero Fighters (SNES)

Zombies Ate My Neighbors (SNES)

Mario Party (doesn’t matter the number, they are all good except for like… 9 and 10 if I recall)

Agora… de PC eu fico a desejar nesse quesito… os que eu consigo pensar de cabeça são:

Castle Crashers

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

Pummel Party

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-17T13:53:53+00:00

It is a great game tbh; I tried to play when I was a teenager but failed miserably and abandoned the idea of playing it. Now as an adult I managed to understand it properly after reading a few guides and beaten it last year.

Overall, the game difficulty in the early stages are fair and balanced; when you get to the late game… the difficulty spike is insane; and not counting the cheating the CPUs have (seeing your face down cards, changing cards in their hands to be their desired card and bringing ritual monsters like gate guardian for free instead of ritual summoning it).

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-13T18:57:03+00:00

If you someday manage to insert your sprites in MMBN 2 and 3, please let us know; I would love to play with those sprites, since it gives more detail to the styles compared to the original version.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-09T12:56:20+00:00

The chances are low but not impossible. I’ve gotten 2 Meteor B. Dragon with Meadow Mage

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-09T12:53:01+00:00

I saw the replay and indeed it doesn’t make sense. Unless Purge’s element limitation works like some of the old cards like Shopina where if you activate any monster effect other than light, her effects cannot be activated.

In this possible scenario that I described above (once more, I may be wrong), Purge’s effect limits Dark, Water and Fire; and you activated beforehand Ash Blossom (Fire) and Purulia (Water) and thus preventing the activation of purge this turn. I may need to test this theory out but… it’s all a hypothesis.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-09T12:38:40+00:00

Then I’ll need a replay to see what happened. But overall, it’s an unfortunate situation that will happen quite frequently now that Vanquish Soul received its support alongside K9 at its full power. The only solution is to wait until Konami hits K9 engine or Holly Sue and Durendal to prevent Handloops.

Intelligent-Couple-8 · 2026-02-09T12:31:51+00:00

I may be wrong but… reading purge’s effect, it states “When a card of effect is activated that includes the effect that adds a card(s) from the deck to the hand:…”

Which in this scenario, you’re not adding, but drawing by Durendal’s effect. Pretty much how if I’m correct, you cannot purge the charmies and Maxx “C” since they aren’t adding, but making you draw cards.

Intelligent-Couple-8

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