I would like for you guys to tell which version of MBN6 that you are gonna get. Because which ever one has the most i am going to go with the crowd.

I'm going Greiga because of Heatman and Elecman, and partly Chargeman

One advice: DON'T GO WITH THE CROWD.

Choose the version you want. They are practically the same. You can get * coded versions of all Navi chips in both through that thing in the new kid's shop.

Anyway, what do you prefer? FloatShoes or SuperArmour? Falzer or Greiga Beast Out? Their attacks are quite the same. For Beast Outs at least.

And with the crosses, it's like this:

Greiga:
- Heat (fire)
- Slash (sword element)
- Elec (elec, duh'
- Charge (fire)
- Killer (aiming)

Falzer:
- Aqua (water)
- Tengu (wind)
- Tomahawk (wood)
- Ground (breaking)
- Dust (wind)

That is probably one of the worst elemental missmatches EVER.

Hmm, yah I'll stick with Greiga, I would rather not suffer Aquaman and Tomahawkman again.

Greiga is really appealing, since it's got ChargeMan and Killer (EraseMan). However, since my brother really likes HeatMan, I'm going with Falzer. If you guys want to be on the cool train, you'd better get it too. Or, you know, if you want to be on the guy who just kind of looks like a train, I guess you could go Greiga.

I personally am happy to see the return of AquaMan. AquaSoul was the bomb, and I have no reason to doubt that AquaCross will be too... well, you know, ToadSoul was better, but AquaSoul was still good. GroundMan and DustMan look pretty interesting too. TenguCross sounds useful. I should also be able to take much greater advantage of TomahawkCross now that it no longer requires actually using earth-type chips.

My advice: don't think about which one too hard. The games aren't that different, but there are some small differences. There shouldn't be any difficulty or usefulness factors that you can't overcome to allow yourself to simply choose the one with Navis you like more, or souls or such.

Personally, I'm getting Greiga. Because of HeatMan, primarily, but ChargeMan is a plus.

Greiga just has the better line up of navies. Thats why i'm choosing it.

I love Slashman(obviously),Heatbeast and Elecbeast just Rule ^_^,and I like the sythe Killer has so it's greiga for me.

i believe Dustman was an Object/Block type navi?

it can suck up rockcubes and ice cubes and other obstacles and blows them forward for 200 damage.

powerful, yet very slow, the navi at least.

i'm busy with Greiga (Gregar) right now and have 3 crosses.
but i played Falzar too, Falzar is pretty good since you don't have to worry about not enoegh panels when some are broken.

but greiga can shoot even when hit, he keeps shooting and shoots faster than Falzar. give him a second, with full power (power lvl 5), he can damage them with 30-40 damage per second.

Both have some sort of machinegun when you hold B, greiga goes faster, but Falzar better range, but slower

when you look at the Beast-out just look at the buster and the Superarmor and the Air/Floatshoes, for the rest they are the same

it's your choice.

There are no more Object, Healing, Stealth and/or Plus/Minus Navis and/or Chips anymore in BN6.

well i still prefer to say it's an Object navi

After buying both (I have Greiga in Japanese and U.S., I have Falzer in U.S. only) I have determined Greiga is the harder one, and is the better one, If you're new get Falzer first, if you're a bn veteran like me(Beaten every game) or Ray or morph, you'll want Greiga (I refuse to call it Gregar XG)

Not necessarily, since trains have engines that let off steam through burning coal in a furnace. Or something.

Coal-powered trains do, at least.

And more modern ones would surely be Elec type.

I am going for gregar even if all my friends want falzar

I got both Roms, and now i finished Gregar. but im not playing Falzar. cause i dont want to play it again. but actually i finished it without using beast out and any crosses. i finished it plain and simple. but i tried the croses and beast out sometimes.

I thought Greiga was better for plot reasons.

And perhaps you'd like to tell what exact reasons?

Yeah, X...Greiga and Faltzer are, like, the same story.

Well don't you think the big red bird seems a teensy bit ominous?

He definitely belongs with the bad guys.

It's the slight differences that make more sense. And mainly for dramatic reasons.

Well, Greiga IS a better fight...dunno why, but it feels cooler.

Someone should tell Capcom that being lazy and making the same story for both games but changing the characters isn't cool.

I think they should make completeley different storylines and different side-quests so it will really matter which one you buy.

BTW:300th Post! yay me!

Edited by slash beast on June 27, 2006 at 16:55:45.

Actually, Mega X, Greiga and Falzer are BOTH beings created through the fusion of large amounts of bugs.

Hence why that made no sense to me.

Actually, I think that Faltzer's creation is unspecified, but I think it was more of an artifical process rather than bug fusion.

That's right.

Just wondering, is Greiga himself any harder than Faltzar? Because Faltzar seemed Life Virus easy. Which is bizzare for me, since I'm usually really bad at these games.

Anyways, so far as the "cheapness" of making both versions so similar: something a lot of people don't seem to consider is that you're still getting just as much of a game as in MMBN1-3 if you buy just one version. So I've never really seen it as a problem. From the perspective of a marketing strategy, it may be kind of cheap, I suppose. But unless you're some kind of super-completionist who feels that he has to have all of the "Secret" chips added, I don't see why it should be a real problem.

I guess fighting Greiga does make more sense from a plot perspective. I mean, storing a huge beast created by bugs inside your body does seem a bit more dramatic than destroying a man-made one.

Oh, on another note, TenguCross exceeded by expectations. Being weak against swords is a real problem fighting against Protoman and my brother, who seems to have adopted a liking for SlashCross.