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==MegaMan Battle Network series==
 
==MegaMan Battle Network series==
 
In the [[MegaMan Battle Network]] series, the Custom Menu is where players select their [[Battle Chip]]s and transformations during battles. Usually the player is given 5 chips to select from, with a few rules of chip selection - the player can either:
 
In the [[MegaMan Battle Network]] series, the Custom Menu is where players select their [[Battle Chip]]s and transformations during battles. Usually the player is given 5 chips to select from, with a few rules of chip selection - the player can either:
*Select several chips of the same code
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*Select several chips of the same code or having a * code
 
*Select several copies of the same chip
 
*Select several copies of the same chip
   
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In Battle Network 2 and 3, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 10 chips, but in exchange for this the Add function works differently. Through use of the Add button, the player discards the selected chips in order to permanently extend his Custom Screen capacity for the rest of the battle, according to how many chips are discarded (e.g. Discarding 2 chips via "Add" will extend the capacity by 2). [[Styles]] also allowed the player to start with an expanded capacity, with the Custom Style usually being the one responsible for this.
 
In Battle Network 2 and 3, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 10 chips, but in exchange for this the Add function works differently. Through use of the Add button, the player discards the selected chips in order to permanently extend his Custom Screen capacity for the rest of the battle, according to how many chips are discarded (e.g. Discarding 2 chips via "Add" will extend the capacity by 2). [[Styles]] also allowed the player to start with an expanded capacity, with the Custom Style usually being the one responsible for this.
   
In Battle Networks 4 to 6, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 8 chips, and the Add function removed. This means that the only way to expand the Custom Screen capacity is to use "Custom+" parts for the [[Navi Customizer]]. However, certain [[Soul Unison|Souls]] (like Number Soul) and [[Crosses]] (like Charge Cross) allow for the player to gradually or temporarily expand capacity, or tamper with the selection of chips at his disposal.In Battle Network 5, during a liberation mission, the player battles viruses in a panel.Each time the Custom Bar is filled up, the custom screen will automaticly open.After 3 rounds and the player has not deleted the viruses,the player will lose.
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In Battle Networks 4 to 6, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 8 chips, and the Add function removed. This means that the only way to expand the Custom Screen capacity is to use "Custom+" parts for the [[Navi Customizer]]. However, certain [[Soul Unison|Souls]] (like Number Soul) and [[Crosses]] (like Charge Cross) allow for the player to gradually or temporarily expand capacity, or tamper with the selection of chips at his disposal.In Battle Network 5, during a liberation mission, the player battles viruses in a panel.Each time the Custom Bar is filled up, the custom screen will automaticly open.After 3 rounds and the player has not deleted the viruses,the player will lose.
   
 
==MegaMan Star Force series==
 
==MegaMan Star Force series==

Revision as of 08:10, 18 February 2011

The Custom Screen is a menu that appears in almost every game of the MegaMan Battle Network series and MegaMan Star Force series of games. It is the menu where players select attacks and plan tactics for battle between turns.

The Custom Screen is tied directly to the Custom Gauge, and can only be reopened during battle once it fills up completely.


MegaMan Battle Network series

In the MegaMan Battle Network series, the Custom Menu is where players select their Battle Chips and transformations during battles. Usually the player is given 5 chips to select from, with a few rules of chip selection - the player can either:

  • Select several chips of the same code or having a * code
  • Select several copies of the same chip

Expanding Capacity

The Custom Screen capacity can be extended beyond this 5. In Battle Network 1, the player can use the "Add" button to extend the capacity by another 5 chips, though by doing so he cannot use any chips for the turn. This can be done to extend the Custom Screen up to 15 chips, though the effect wears off if the player chooses to use any chips.

In Battle Network 2 and 3, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 10 chips, but in exchange for this the Add function works differently. Through use of the Add button, the player discards the selected chips in order to permanently extend his Custom Screen capacity for the rest of the battle, according to how many chips are discarded (e.g. Discarding 2 chips via "Add" will extend the capacity by 2). Styles also allowed the player to start with an expanded capacity, with the Custom Style usually being the one responsible for this.

In Battle Networks 4 to 6, the maximum capacity has been dropped to 8 chips, and the Add function removed. This means that the only way to expand the Custom Screen capacity is to use "Custom+" parts for the Navi Customizer. However, certain Souls (like Number Soul) and Crosses (like Charge Cross) allow for the player to gradually or temporarily expand capacity, or tamper with the selection of chips at his disposal.In Battle Network 5, during a liberation mission, the player battles viruses in a panel.Each time the Custom Bar is filled up, the custom screen will automaticly open.After 3 rounds and the player has not deleted the viruses,the player will lose.

MegaMan Star Force series

In the MegaMan Star Force series, the Custom Menu has much the same function. It is where players select their Battle Cards and transformations, though it follows a different set of rules.

MegaMan Star Force

Cards are aligned in a 3x2 grid, allowing players to select Battle Cards which are in the same column as each other and with those which have a white border. BrotherBand cards which appear in the Custom Screen may be merged with and perform the Star Break transformation or may make use of the Roulette function which selects one of the favorite cards of that brother at random.

MegaMan Star Force 2

Cards are still aligned with the same grid and under the same rules, except for the Tribe King form of Tribe On, which alternatively allows cards in the same row to be selected. The Custom Screen is where players may merge with a BrotherBand card in order to perform the Tribe On, Double Tribe, Tribe King, or Rogue Tribe forms.

After a certain number of turns, the Custom Screen will begin to leave blank spaces when opened, even if there are more cards in the player's folder.

MegaMan Star Force 3

The Custom Screen was completely overhauled for the third game of the Star Force series. While cards are still aligned to a 3x2 grid, their positions may vary slightly within the grid, allowing them to overlap other cards. Battle Cards' sizes also vary based on their category, with Giga Cards being signifigantly larger than Standard Cards.

The Custom Screen in this game also makes row selection standard instead of exclusive to a specific form or ability. The menu is used to initiate the Noise Change, Double Noise, or Finalized Noise forms.