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Megaman battle network 5 patch Patch#

When MegaMan steps off a panel, it becomes that panel type. MegaMan starts the battle with that effect. If MegaMan has that Program active in the NaviCust or as a lower tier card, it is disabled. Grants that ability to MegaMan's ChargeShot PowerAttack.

B PwrAtk: ChargeShot - This negative ability makes MegaMan’s PowerAttack become his default ChargeShot.

Instead of ChargeShot PowerAttack, MegaMan's B Button PowerAttack becomes that attack. Grants that ability to MegaMan's MegaBuster normal shot. Instead of MegaBuster normal shot, MegaMan's B Button becomes that attack. MegaMan's Charge stat is changed by that amount. MegaMan's Speed stat is changed by that amount. MegaMan's Attack stat is changed by that amount. The number of turns MegaMan is in a DoubleSoul is changed by that amount.

The number of chips you see on the Custom Screen is changed by that amount. The number of GigaChips you're allowed in a folder is changed by that amount. The number of MegaChips you're allowed in a folder is changed by that amount. MegaMan will still be weak to the respective element.

Megaman battle network 5 patch Patch#

If BassCross MegaMan is equipped, element colors will be overwritten with BCM's visual, regardless of how the Patch Cards are ordered.

WoodBody: MegaMan is green and weak to Fire.

ElecBody: MegaMan is yellow and weak to Wood attacks.

Does not slip on Ice panels and is unaffected by Water panels.

AquaBody: MegaMan is light blue and weak to Elec attacks.

Can walk over Lava panels and lose HP while on Water panels.

FireBody: MegaMan is red and weak to Aqua attacks.

NormalBody: MegaMan is his default element and is not weak to anything.

The color will also be altered depending on MegaMan's karma level. MegaMan will change color and his element body will be modified.

This is the same as Patch Cards in Battle Network 6. In the English GBA version: If BugStop is installed in the NaviCust, only bugs in the NaviCust are fixed. Disadvantageous effects such as Minus HP will still occur. In the Japanese version & Legacy Collection: If BugStop is installed in the NaviCust, all bugs including Patch Card bugs are fixed. This encounter can be LocEnemy, then players can fight BassXX using non-Patched MegaMan in later encounters. If any Patch Cards are active, a stronger version of Bass, BassXX (read as Bass Double X), can be encountered in Nebula Area 6 instead of BassΩ. All of MegaMan’s accumulated stats, current active abilities, and current bugs will be shown here. This screen will remain even if all Patch Cards are deleted. The lowest placed card that is equipped will overwrite any conflicting effects from upper placed cards.Įntering a Patch Card will unlock a 4th screen in the MegaMan menu that will show a detailed status.

The order of the Patch Cards equipped are important.

All Patch Card effects take place after NaviCust changes. This means that previous cards must be deleted when scanning new Patch Cards.

Individual cards can be turned on or off when needed, but this does not lower their MB use. Cards with higher MB generally have better Abilities. Unlike how Patch Cards worked in the EXE4, with slots for cards, EXE5 Introduced an MB system.Įach card now has a certain MB value, with MegaMan having a storage limit of 80 MB. Patch Cards can be used to enhance your MegaMan with Abilities not possible normally. Promotion and Rare Chip Distribution cards were given with specific EXE merchandise such as the Progress Chip Gate, and special events in Japan. Patch and Item Cards were released in two parts via booster packs. Patch Cards for Battle Network 5 come in 3 categories: Patch Cards, Item Cards, and Rare Chip Distribution Cards.