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Post by Death Eye on Nov 25, 2012 2:25:47 GMT
You have seven Borgs of your choosing. With those seven Borgs alone, you must complete the Story mode in its entirety. Which seven do you choose?
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Post by Frozazen on Nov 25, 2012 2:34:52 GMT
Death ICBM
Shadow Girl
Normal Ninja
Barrier Girl
Teleport Ninja
Sirius
Samurai Shogun
I think I only need the first and last ones to take the whole of story mode, though. the rest are for fun ;D
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Post by yuurei on Nov 25, 2012 4:47:14 GMT
Beam Samurai.
Cyber Hero.
Ruby Knight.
Orange Fighter or Airplane or whatever.
Revolver Gunman.
Cyber Machine Genbu.
Drill Robot.
Need someone for GE (Drill Robot), someone for that mission with all the beam satalites (Revolver Gunman), and then Genbu for lategame easymode trolling. The others are just there because i like using them.
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Post by Carigun on Nov 25, 2012 13:43:39 GMT
Borgs i use normally. - Normal Ninja
- Powered Gunman
- Billy
- Sirius
- Death ICMB
- Death Saucer
- Battle Girl
- Cosmic Dragon
- Beam Gunner
- Gaterling Gunner
- Beam Saturlite
now that is a list of 11 Borgs. meaning i have to get rid of 4 - Death ICMB
- Battle Girl
- Gaterling Gunner
- Normal Ninja
so il use - Beam Saturlite
- Powered Gunman
- Billy
- Sirius
- Death Saucer
- Cosmic Dragon
- Beam Gunner
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Post by Death Eye on Dec 2, 2012 6:25:09 GMT
Just did this with Flame Dragon, Metal Hero, Gold Hero, an alt Sirius, Beam Satellite, Teleport Ninja, and Samurai Shogun.
Took exactly 13 hours, oddly enough.
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Post by Stove on Dec 2, 2012 7:04:13 GMT
Blizzard Dragon, Sirius, Anubis Wing, Neo G Red, Billy, Killer Girl, Death Borg Sigma II
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Post by Sentinel on Dec 2, 2012 22:34:44 GMT
Ring Valkyrie, Blue Fighter(or whatever it's called), Beam Gunner, Antares, Barrier Girl, Sigma(I), and Copy Man. Besides Antares, I've been usin' this set out for my eighth play through.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 11, 2013 6:32:47 GMT
Gold Hero 7 times. It's not the funnest combination, but it's always been the most effective for me when I want to plow through a playthrough for unlockables. Also, this small board just got another member! I'm impressed at how active this board manages to be.
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Post by Death Eye on Feb 11, 2013 22:33:21 GMT
Gold Hero 7 times. It's not the funnest combination, but it's always been the most effective for me when I want to plow through a playthrough for unlockables. Ever try using a Flame Dragon any Dragon with a breath attack? A well-played one will out-massacre its cost in Gold Heroes pretty much any day of the week. Not that there's anything wrong with a bunch of Gold Heroes, they'll get the job done just as well and they don't really have any easily exploitable shortcomings like Dragons do, it's just way faster to breathe on things with a Dragon. Welcome (back?)! And yeah, for having less than 30 active members on any given day we have a decent amount of activity around here. Except when we don't. But overall it's a pretty good amount, all things considered. |
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Post by Stove on Feb 12, 2013 1:52:24 GMT
Gold Hero 7 times. It's not the funnest combination, but it's always been the most effective for me when I want to plow through a playthrough for unlockables. Ever try using a Flame Dragon any Dragon with a breath attack? A well-played one will out-massacre its cost in Gold Heroes pretty much any day of the week. Not that there's anything wrong with a bunch of Gold Heroes, they'll get the job done just as well and they don't really have any easily exploitable shortcomings like Dragons do, it's just way faster to breathe on things with a Dragon. Welcome (back?)! And yeah, for having less than 30 active members on any given day we have a decent amount of activity around here. Except when we don't. But overall it's a pretty good amount, all things considered. Dragons > all. There really aren't any true exploitable shortcomings in a dragon if you know what you're doing. If you're directly under you're still not safe. Dragons have no need to mave anywhere but straight up. If you do need to move it's very efficient and fast; just air dash and breath. |
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Post by Death Eye on Feb 12, 2013 6:45:08 GMT
Ever try using a Flame Dragon any Dragon with a breath attack? A well-played one will out-massacre its cost in Gold Heroes pretty much any day of the week. Not that there's anything wrong with a bunch of Gold Heroes, they'll get the job done just as well and they don't really have any easily exploitable shortcomings like Dragons do, it's just way faster to breathe on things with a Dragon. Dragons > all. There really aren't any true exploitable shortcomings in a dragon if you know what you're doing. If you're directly under you're still not safe. Dragons have no need to mave anywhere but straight up. If you do need to move it's very efficient and fast; just air dash and breath. They're too slow to dodge most shots. Rather irrelevant against the AI when you can kill anything before it fires a shot, but that's not the case with Beam Satellites. Also, well-played Dragons aren't as hard to kill as you think. Not that I have anyone to fill the role of a well-played Dragon for me to actually know what I'm talking about, but in theory it's actually much less impossible than you say. Just a matter of strategic placement. And a lot of patience if you don't have a good projectile. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 12, 2013 7:55:21 GMT
I think I always chose Gold Hero because they were formidable in multiplayer, and because I was familiar with them.
(But inside, I'm sure I chose Gold Hero because it's satisfies my child-like desire to constantly flick buttons and sticks until I sweat whilst not actually moving at all)
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Post by Stove on Feb 12, 2013 21:25:35 GMT
Dragons > all. There really aren't any true exploitable shortcomings in a dragon if you know what you're doing. If you're directly under you're still not safe. Dragons have no need to mave anywhere but straight up. If you do need to move it's very efficient and fast; just air dash and breath. They're too slow to dodge most shots. Rather irrelevant against the AI when you can kill anything before it fires a shot, but that's not the case with Beam Satellites. Also, well-played Dragons aren't as hard to kill as you think. Not that I have anyone to fill the role of a well-played Dragon for me to actually know what I'm talking about, but in theory it's actually much less impossible than you say. Just a matter of strategic placement. And a lot of patience if you don't have a good projectile. You see, I do have the ability to. And while I admit there are some borgs that can withstand a dragon's onslaught (cyber ninja, gold hero, Flying saucer.) most will be decimated before they can blink, and others die before they make too large of a dent. |
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Post by Death Eye on Feb 13, 2013 6:06:20 GMT
They're too slow to dodge most shots. Rather irrelevant against the AI when you can kill anything before it fires a shot, but that's not the case with Beam Satellites. Also, well-played Dragons aren't as hard to kill as you think. Not that I have anyone to fill the role of a well-played Dragon for me to actually know what I'm talking about, but in theory it's actually much less impossible than you say. Just a matter of strategic placement. And a lot of patience if you don't have a good projectile. You see, I do have the ability to. And while I admit there are some borgs that can withstand a dragon's onslaught (cyber ninja, gold hero, Flying saucer.) most will be decimated before they can blink, and others die before they make too large of a dent. The question is, is it the Dragon's onslaught that does the killing or is it human error? Because if a Borg can get below an aerial Dragon it can't be hurt by the Breath attack, and it should be pretty easy to dodge the Bomb attack with a well-timed air-dash. Admittedly, the explosion is probably much harder to dodge, but even that shouldn't be a problem if you're about a jump and a half above the ground. Or at least I don't think it should... ... Man, I wish I could actually try this out. |
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Post by Stove on Feb 13, 2013 13:27:16 GMT
You see, I do have the ability to. And while I admit there are some borgs that can withstand a dragon's onslaught (cyber ninja, gold hero, Flying saucer.) most will be decimated before they can blink, and others die before they make too large of a dent. The question is, is it the Dragon's onslaught that does the killing or is it human error? Because if a Borg can get below an aerial Dragon it can't be hurt by the Breath attack, and it should be pretty easy to dodge the Bomb attack with a well-timed air-dash. Admittedly, the explosion is probably much harder to dodge, but even that shouldn't be a problem if you're about a jump and a half above the ground. Or at least I don't think it should... ... Man, I wish I could actually try this out. No, that's not really possible. You try to jump, the dragon can generally be low enough to force you down. If you're on the ground it takes a very fast ground movement (Accel Ninja) to dodge a bomb explosion. |
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Post by Death Eye on Feb 13, 2013 19:12:56 GMT
The question is, is it the Dragon's onslaught that does the killing or is it human error? Because if a Borg can get below an aerial Dragon it can't be hurt by the Breath attack, and it should be pretty easy to dodge the Bomb attack with a well-timed air-dash. Admittedly, the explosion is probably much harder to dodge, but even that shouldn't be a problem if you're about a jump and a half above the ground. Or at least I don't think it should... ... Man, I wish I could actually try this out. No, that's not really possible. You try to jump, the dragon can generally be low enough to force you down. If you're on the ground it takes a very fast ground movement (Accel Ninja) to dodge a bomb explosion. What about if instead of being directly below it you go slightly behind it? It tries to Bomb you and spins, you stay behind it, it eventually stops, then what happens? Does it just give up and shoot downward or will it shoot through its torso to hit you? |
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Post by Metal on Feb 15, 2013 13:43:52 GMT
No, that's not really possible. You try to jump, the dragon can generally be low enough to force you down. If you're on the ground it takes a very fast ground movement (Accel Ninja) to dodge a bomb explosion. What about if instead of being directly below it you go slightly behind it? It tries to Bomb you and spins, you stay behind it, it eventually stops, then what happens? Does it just give up and shoot downward or will it shoot through its torso to hit you? wouldnt that be like dragon breath sepuku? I guess ill take: metal hero, gold hero, machine red, blue striker, alt g red, Neo g red, and sasuke(i dont actually expect to ever use him he just looks cool) (also im pretty beast with a norm ninja so he will be put to good use in the event he is used) |
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Post by Death Eye on Feb 16, 2013 5:21:59 GMT
What about if instead of being directly below it you go slightly behind it? It tries to Bomb you and spins, you stay behind it, it eventually stops, then what happens? Does it just give up and shoot downward or will it shoot through its torso to hit you? wouldnt that be like dragon breath sepuku? You'd think so, but no, it won't even hurt itself shooting through the back of its own head. It's pretty annoying. |
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Post by Metal on Feb 16, 2013 15:07:31 GMT
wouldnt that be like dragon breath sepuku? You'd think so, but no, it won't even hurt itself shooting through the back of its own head. It's pretty annoying. Sounds lime greds shoot through anything charge beam. Good ol nonsolid attacks XD |
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Post by Stove on Feb 1, 2014 23:45:29 GMT
*Randomly revives this thread.*
I knew about this when the thread was made, but DE was most likely referencing this song with the thread name:
Gotta love the white stripes.
That aside, my list has changed to:
G Red, Flame Dragon, DBSigma 2, Vampire Knight, Cyber Girl, Death ICBM and Dark Knight.
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