After a lot of Googling, I've found a few things about this mod. It's called the Megaman Battle Network 6: Black Ace Crossover mod. Made by Brianuuu and Ahackerjack. It's currently in V9.1, and it looks like it stopped there. It's compatible with Cybeast Gregar version of the game. I want my Starforce 4. I'd play it despite your gripes with the Battle System. The Battle System is serviceable if not what I was expecting from the Battle Network series. Also it's stupidly easy to break over your knee, but that could be said about the BN. Mega Man Battle Network 6 is a video game developed by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) handheld game console.As with the previous three games, the Japanese edition was released in two separate versions: Cybeast Gregar and Cybeast Falzar. Download auto clicker program. Megaman starforce 3 patch fr Wifi thermostat rebate. Only directly affect him in wave form.Special abilities can be equipped to Mega Man much like the Navi Customizer of Mega Man Battle Network 3 but how many abilities can be equipped at once is dependent on the amount of Link Power the player has.Although it wouldnt seem like it according. Sep 17, 2018 Well, Greiga Master has now released the patch and you can try it out for yourself! To play a co-op battle, download the IPS file and apply it to an English ROM of Battle Network 6: Gregar or Falzar version. Then use VBALink with Hamachi, or copy it to a GBA flashcard, and link up with the other player.

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Part 1: The Boys Are Back

Update #1: The Boys Are Back
Welcome, everyone. I promised the translation team I would Let's Play this when they finished their work, so off we go. I got GeneralYeti back with me again, coming off our victory against BassBS. Wake up Yeti.
Hello, I'm here. And probably awake.
I linked the translation patch for this in the OP, so go grab it if you want to play along.
OperateShooting Star (OSS) saves data outside the normal game, hence this message. We're actually about to see that further in.
The boys are back, and given that this is a port-with-extra-features type of game, the developers will at least try to convey the new material as best they can.
And nothing says 'Enhanced Remake' like a fancy new animated intro. Granted, it's better than nothing, which is what BN1 had before.
Eyyy, this looks cool. Now, this Let's Play will assume you've played through Battle Network 1. I linked EPM's earlier Let's Play in the description post, so go check that out. I'll also assume you know a bit about Geo Stelar and his transformation (MegaMan), but for that, I'll make sure to try and explain anything that's too confusing.
The joke answer is, StarForce is what happened when the BN writers realized that WiFi existed.
After that intro, we're taken to the title screen. Instead of jumping right in, let's check out this 'Star Colo' (Star Coliseum).
Ah, and this minigame of sorts supports DS Download Play. I honestly loved that feature.
It was a nice way to get other people involved, even if they didn't have the game. I remember hosting a bunch of Mario Kart DS races, where half of the racers were Shy Guys.
The Star Colo DS Download Play hasn't been translated. That's because it's signed, meaning your DS won't run it if was modified.
Spoilers. But that's fine, this LP is for those who mainly want to check the differences between the original Battle Network 1 and this. So, completion of this minigame earns us points.
So, Bass is the only enemy we fight in the Star Coliseum. He'll chase us down constantly. If he catches us twice, we lose. To damage him, we need to pick up bombs and place them in Bass' path to deal damage. The closer Bass is to the bomb radius, the more damage he takes.
We'll also gain points based on our deletion time, and get 1 point if we lose the minigame. These points can be redeemed in the campaign for strong BattleChips.
See, I like this! It's an interesting little game, and if you play enough you get a bonus that's not necessary to win but definitely makes things easier. It's an incentive to play with friends (even if you also get points for playing solo but shh, we don't talk about that).
Note: You can unlock Bass as a playable character, but we have to play 50 matches. We aren't going to go too deep into this minigame right now, so I'll just cover the basics.
The maze is a cool map. In fact, the music is actually StarForce 2's final boss track. I AM NOW YOPYOP
YOPYOP RISES
Bass is a cheater and can fly over the area. One bomb can deal 100-300 damage depending on radius. It's possible to combo two bombs together to deal even more damage at a time. This is semi-difficult, as you can only hold one item at a time. And yes, the bombs can damage us and take out our HP. Remember, you only have 2 HP in this.
Fantastic ability. Once you're like this, Bass loses sight of you, and you can sneak up and hit him with bombs. Note: you can still take damage from your own bombs.

Megaman Battle Network 6 Starforce Patch Notes

There could be a yopyop behind you right now and you might not know
This is a speed up, letting us move twice as fast. Self-explanatory.
This color represents a temporary bridge. It will constantly disappear after flickering for a bit, and then reform. If you're caught on the bridge when it falls, then you lose 1 HP.
So when you get caught, you stay on the floor for a few seconds..
And spawn somewhere else. For some reason, whenever I had one HP left, Bass sped up considerably. This asshole can literally fly halfway across the map in under 5 seconds and hit me again, forcing a loss. Only way to stop this, is to have a speed up, but those are temporary! So, if that happens, and you can't damage him before you're out of speed, then you're dead. Start over.
Luck-based trash.
Eat shit, Bass. Strongest Navi, my ass.
Strong words coming from someone who just whined about how hard the game could be the screenshot before this.
And he goes down.
You can press directions on the D-pad to use different cheer effects. Useless, but it's funny.
'Also, because you beat Bass in 3 minute(s), I present to you 10 point(s) as a bonus!'
Boy, we're just rich.
We'll see the prize costs later.
Going over the other maps, we have Standard, which is exactly how it sounds. There aren't as many powerups like on Maze, but it's balanced.
This map is both a boon for its simplicity and a curse. There are removable bridges leading to the corners on the map, but that's a trap.
I actually like this map, mainly because Bass' speedups don't matter. By jumping on the wave arrows, we can get to the other sections really quickly. It evens the playing field, especially since Bass can travel over the abyss.
This map is based off of the StarForce side of this crossover. The warps on the bottom left seem more useful than the others, since it lets you choose which direction to flee.
The Triple island map is actually not bad. It's condensed enough in some parts to keep things tense, and the items on some parts aren't too spread out.
Getting stuck in the top-right might be dangerous if you're not careful, since there's no quick escapes like in the bottom-right island.
ACDC is the final map, and the simplest. Honestly, just run around on the outskirts and drop bombs.

Megaman Battle Network 6 Star Force Patch

Just a note, you can press A to do a normal attack. It won't do any damage, but it'll cause Bass to go through his hurt frames, giving you a chance to get away.
Alright, let's check out the Prologue.
Yeah, let's! I always love the condensed insanity of these stories, even as dumb as they can get
Also, fair warning, there might be minor spoilers for StarForce, mostly SF1 and only about the characters.
OK, so for this LP, I'll be mostly cutting out the bottom screen. As you just saw, a lot of times the bottom screen consists of the same imagery, or even a black screen. I'll put it up if there's something visually interesting, like maybe a map, but most other times, it's not necessary. It's a bit of extra work, but oh well.
For those of you not familiar with the SF side, Blue Boy in the top right is our resident MegaMan, Geo Stelar. The trio on the bottom r