BassForever
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Awesome! Always glad to see
Mega Man Community Thread | It's not over yet! -Cancelled- WHAT AM I FIGHTING FOOOR!?
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Awesome! Always glad to see
So, I started MM2 on Normal. I just beat Wood Man. Some impressions. First, it seems way easier than the first game. I don't know if this stage was easy, but it felt way easier than anything on MM1. But it was beautiful. It felt like a game of an other console, not NES. Bright colours, way more interesting enemies. I think I enjoy it more and this actually does not feel dated.
MM2 is a lot better with the level design, also the best game in the series. The only real issue is the stupid wall boss in Wily Stage 3 or 4.
Shadow Hog
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That's because "Normal" is actually "Easy". Rockman 2 didn't have difficulty selections; it defaulted to what Mega Man 2 players would call "Difficult". So, in a sense, "Difficult" is the real "Normal"... and it's just as difficult as the rest of the series.
SolarKnight
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The wall boss is "what the fuck were they thinking when they designed this" tier.
I personally prefer 3 and 9 over 2 but it's still amazing.
I personally prefer 3 and 9 over 2 but it's still amazing.
So, Ilm playing easy mode? Meh.
BassForever
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Yeah start over again on difficult and you'll have more fun and be more challenged
BassForever
Member
Once you get metal blade the game becomes a lot easier
It isn't. Ignoring the occasional spike, the only other Classic entry that's kind of difficult in general is Rockman & Forte.
PhantomOfTheKnight
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SomecallmeJohnny teams up with The Great Clement to tackle Mega Man III, along with The Wily Wars for the SEGA Genesis:
Johnny vs. Mega Man III/Mega Man: The Wily Wars
Johnny vs. Mega Man III/Mega Man: The Wily Wars
BassForever
Member
Capcom look at the popularity explosion Mighty no 9 kick starter is having and FIGURE IT OUT!
Dark Schala
Eloquent Princess
Mega Man had a good run. >.>
Hah, I'd change my avatar to a Call one, but my avatar's kind of set in stone to the point where no one would recognize me if I changed it.
Hah, I'd change my avatar to a Call one, but my avatar's kind of set in stone to the point where no one would recognize me if I changed it.
Nothing. Mega Man is dead. It's time for MIGHTY NO. 9!!!
kidding but IMHO, MM3 is really good, but I kind of prefer 2 more because while 3 introduced a lot of cool stuff (Rush, Sliding and W-Tanks), the levels aren't as fun as 2's. I'd rank it not too far behind 2 though... Definitely play it!
Fine Ham Abounds
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Little deja vu for me here. Sorta how I felt when Capcom introduced the X series and I felt like classic was dead and I was being forced to choose. I got over it of course, and I'm sure this will feel like just another MM series soon enough.
Still paranoid Capcom will do something when it's close to release.
Still paranoid Capcom will do something when it's close to release.
If they do, we shall storm their HQ and rescue Mega Man who is locked in the vault!
BassForever
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I know I'm in the minority but I enjoy mm3 more then mm2. Slide and proto man add a lot and I enjoy that the game doesn't have an op boss power ala metal blade.
Mighty No. 9 looks cool but I hope it will see a console release. I don't like platformers on pc.
Metal Blades were awesome. xD Like a more powerful Mega Buster that can hit in every direction. Definitely overpowered.
Mega Man 2 is certainly good, but I am a bigger fan of 3 and 4. 3 is great because of the sheer amount of cool stuff it introduces to the series, while 4 adds the charge shot. But don't let people's personal preferences fool you, since the entire classic Mega Man series is pretty darn good. Even the games people rarely choose as their favorite (such as 5 or 6) are great games in their own right. Classic Mega Man is much more consistent than the X series in quality. In my opinion, it doesn't hit the same highs as some of the games from other branches of the Mega Man franchise, but it certainly never hits any of the lows.
Nice waking up in the morning and seeing Mighty No. 9 being over 500k right now. I haven't donated anything yet, but I'm going to soon.
Even better than 2 in some ways. It's hard for me to choose which one is better between 2 and 3 because they're just so good.
Even better than 2 in some ways. It's hard for me to choose which one is better between 2 and 3 because they're just so good.
SolarKnight
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I'm definitely on the 3>2 side although they're both amazing. If anything at least 3 feels the best when it comes to mobility. 1,2,9 and 10 have no slide (Protoman aside), and at least 4-6 just kept tweaking it for the worst for no good reason.
Anyways, yay for MN9. Rather than change avatar I want to photoshop the helmet into it though.
Anyways, yay for MN9. Rather than change avatar I want to photoshop the helmet into it though.
Uncle Rupee
Banned
Doubtful Capcom's legal team could do much, just look at the 2D fighting games that ripped off Street Fighter and how that went...
SolarKnight
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Mighty X :V
BassForever
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They could easily change the series name to Beck & Call and number it from there
Fine Ham Abounds
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Dark Schala
Eloquent Princess
You're not in the minorityl I think that's something that people tend to debate (is 3 better than 2? Is 2 better than 3?) quite often. Mega Man 4's my favourite and 2's been bumped down to the lower half of my rankings. I think they're mostly all good games, but 2 does some stuff that I don't like.
It's funny because Mega Man 2 was the game that got me into video games. I was fucking horrible at it when I started, but I liked it so much that I wanted to play video games.
SolarKnight
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I wrote the spoiler for a reason!
Nope, not powered up. I'm talking the very first game in the series.
There's something to be said about liking the game best that was the overall "simplest". Your actions are limited to just running and shooting, there's no glaringly overpowered weapons like the Metal Blades or poorly designed boss fights like MM2's Wall Shooters, nor the additional moves like sliding and charge shots. You just pick a stage, repeat it until you get better at doing the stage, and move on. I've always been of the belief that if you can beat MM1, you can easily breeze through the rest of the series, partially because MM1 essentially forces you to master the basics just to get through it. It's part of why I also like MM10 (and used to like 9, but a recent playthrough of that completely undid whatever love I had for it).
Like I said, minority opinion.
There's something to be said about liking the game best that was the overall "simplest". Your actions are limited to just running and shooting, there's no glaringly overpowered weapons like the Metal Blades or poorly designed boss fights like MM2's Wall Shooters, nor the additional moves like sliding and charge shots. You just pick a stage, repeat it until you get better at doing the stage, and move on. I've always been of the belief that if you can beat MM1, you can easily breeze through the rest of the series, partially because MM1 essentially forces you to master the basics just to get through it. It's part of why I also like MM10 (and used to like 9, but a recent playthrough of that completely undid whatever love I had for it).
Like I said, minority opinion.
Dark Schala
Eloquent Princess
And to be fair to Noi, he's pretty damn good at the first game. And because of him replaying the first one a lot, he's pretty darn good at the rest of the games in the series.
....and he's just posted his reasons for liking it because I left this post idling for a while, haha.
....and he's just posted his reasons for liking it because I left this post idling for a while, haha.
To elaborate a bit more, there's a bit of a different feeling to MM1 than there is to the rest of the games. Like say you're playing MM4, and you find yourself having a hard time beating a Robot Master. In that game, the answer to that hard time might be that the player isn't using charge shots or slides enough, so just using those more would lead to making it a much easier time. In MM1, the answer to that same issue would be to get better at fighting him. Old school mentality, I know, but that's how I tend to play the series to begin with.
(Not saying that the rest of the series isn't good either, I just really enjoy 1 above the rest cause it remains challenging even now without having to do some Buster-only, mr perfect style runs to make it so.)
(Not saying that the rest of the series isn't good either, I just really enjoy 1 above the rest cause it remains challenging even now without having to do some Buster-only, mr perfect style runs to make it so.)
SolarKnight
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SolarKnight
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Hence minority opinion! It's all good, I'm well aware that my side is never gonna win any popularity polls.
What I hate is these bastards
Ice Man's weapon is your friend on that enemy.
I wish Powered Up let me shoot through walls. :[
I got used to it though.
SolarKnight
Member
I know that, the problem is when they're just assholes and won't jump high and stay at a distance that's just not far enough from the ground for you to not touch them
That version is my arch nemesis.