This video and the Genesis one ARE copyright-claimed, and some of those claims completely prevent them from being seen or recommended in Japan. That's the price of it, I guess.
@@MaskedLongplayer but no strike? It can just stay copyrighted and your channel won't be in danger right? I'm asking this for both you and me I'd hate to see your hard work go to waste like mine in the past although I guess this is diffrent from literally uploading the kyoryuger shinkenger magirangee gokaiger and toqger op and thinking it was fine... sorry this was a long comment
@@fastflame503 Yeah, exactly, it's just a long string of claims. No strikes though. I take huge care to avoid any strike-worthy content, which, honestly, isn't something you get by just playing games - well, it's possible, but I don't push my luck. I also try to credit songs' authors in the description where possible and applicable, so it's a fair deal I believe. Then again, there are some songs like "Raise Your Flag" for Gaim's Kachidoki Arms, which was blocking the video completely, so I simply decided to replace it. And it turned better with current solution anyway, I guess.
It is the effect of one of the Rider Figures. Several of them have such an effect, I just don't remember what exact ones they are (each game has different effects for each figure, so it's hard to remember), but in the video, in missions you see the effect in place, one of the figures selected before the mission is definitely the one with the effect.
In BW2 is there any figure that can give the Unlimited Orange Gauge ?? Like in the BW1 it's Decade Violent (lol just forgot it's decade violent or not) and in the BWG it's Red Shadowmoon figure.. I'm really sorry for my poor english :/
No, unfortunately there's no such Figure in BW2. The closest that you can do is use Hyper Kabuto + King Blade + Sorcerer Figures, this should give you full Super Gauge instantly when Mission starts, as well as seriously extend it (to 150+ seconds approximately). After that, though, you still need recharges via Orange drops if you are not speedrunning missions like I did in this video.
@@GodOfEvil066 Back when I played the game, I used a 2 simple ways to do it - the first one is the first Shadowmoon Fight in the Sands of Time (circular Arena near Den-Liner) - it's super-fast if you know your Character's strengths and he has at least 1 good move. It gives somewhat less EXP than other levels, but it also can be completed in 30 seconds, so nothing to complain about here. Alternatively, I did rider roads, especially the 3rd one - there is no particular reasons for that one road, it's just my personal preference. But in general, doing Rider Road means you get less delays between stages as you don't need to go through all the menus each time you start a stage. Aside from that, you can also equip Skull figure (base is OK but upgraded is way better) - it will boost the final score after completing the mission by 30%, and that's essentially also 30% bonus to EXP. BW3 has a way to inject collected Rider Energy into Riders for fast EXP gain outside of Stages, but there's nothing like that in BW1 or BW2, so you're stuck with the good old grinding, just as I did for this video.
@@MaskedLongplayer I just realized that all figures are at max level, is there a fastest way to get to figure max level? does it have to be grinding too? and yea how to get the sorcerer figure?
@@GodOfEvil066 Sorry, it's still pure grind only, in each of the 3 BW games. As for the Sorcerer figure, I think it's found before beating Sorcerer in Berserk Mode in a dedicated Mission - you need to search the Arena before engaging him in battle - it may even be AFTER he goes berserk. I don't really remember it, since it was really long ago.
There are many ways to do it, mainly through level ups of course. But you can also equip Lord Barron, Den-O Super Climax, Kuuga + Decade, Kuuga Rising Ultimate, and other similar S Rank Figures. The ones I've mentioned, in addition to high base Attack stat boost, also provide Power boosts for different attacks by the way of their special abilities, described in the Info section for the Figures.
I'm sorry but I didn't get the question. If you mean how to unlock the missions - you simply need to beat certain missions in Story Mode, until the ones you're interested in become unlocked.
@@MaskedLongplayer When I mean By How to Unlock Kamen Rider Episodes Missions from Kamen Rider Battride War 1 in Kamen Rider Battride War 2 I mean by How to unlock Battride War 1 Missions that are in Battride War 2.
@@RedPiggy-i4r I don't think that's even possible. I haven't seen BW1 Missions in BW2, and in this video I've played through every accessible mission, save for Tokugawa's ones, which aren't in BW1 too.
@@MaskedLongplayer 5:28 Mission 1 7:20 Mission 2 12:41 Mission 3 17:17 Mission 4 22:06 Mission 5 26:16 Mission 6 31:07 Mission 7 36:23 Mission 8 40:18 Mission 9 44:19 Mission 10 48:40 Mission 11 53:51 Mission 12 1:00:25 Mission 13 1:05:20 Mission 14 These are The Missions That Appear in Kamen Rider Battride War 1 which are based on Kamen Rider Episodes from Each Series from Kuuga to Wizard
@@RedPiggy-i4r It is simply a coincidence that these are in both games - actually, BW2 versions are have enough differences in some cases to not be considered the same. They are unlocked normally as you complete the Missions in Story Mode, along with the Riders that they feature.
Sup, sure, it's "Anna Tsuchiya - Voyagers", from the Fourze movie where the Fusion States first debuted. The version in the video is a little sped up, in order to better go in sync with the fight scenes.
Well, technically yes, but I still recorded the game without any music, and then added it later. The system for selecting and controlling the tracks is very basic in BW games, and the selection of tracks is extremely poor, even in Premium Sound editions. And since those still get caught by RU-vid Claim ID system anyway, I decided to bring in big guns.
Hard to tell which is better. Battride War 2 is great, but Battride War Genesis has more Riders including all Secondary from G3 to Diend plus Joker, Drive, Mach and Decade version Kuuga. Not Ghost because he was meh... Can I say I got all the S Ranks too... including Tokugawa stages... in order to get that trophy... but, they were difficult and I hate those two stages with every bone in my body... thank god he never came back in Genesis...
Yeah, Even DLC Shocker Hongo is way better, if only because he at least has basic opener and stunner moves, as well as decent croud control. Can't say that above Tokugawa. I really did not have enough patience with him - maybe I would've if there was a similar figure to Decade Violent / Red Shadowmoon in this game, otherwise it's simply not worth all the sweat and tears. It's a real shame they did not continue this series, and we instead got Climax Scramble - it's not terrible or anything like that, but I personally preffer Musou games way more than Party Fighter games.
@@MaskedLongplayer Ah, just imagine if there were more Battride War games after Genesis... Could have improved Ghost and given him Mugen... Ex-Aid and Brave, Build and Cross-Z, Zi-O and Giez, Zero One and Vulcan, Saber and Blades, Revice and Live/Evil, Geats and Tycoon... Hell, maybe even Gotchard and Majade! Extra Riders like Necrom, Snipe, Woz, etc... All with their Super, Final and Extra Final Forms to play with... Yet, we heard nothing since 2016... darn.
@@nineuk2349 Most probably a business decision. Despite the fact that Musou genre games are extremely fun,, they are also pretty niche, in therms of overall gaming market. And while this is not a problem in itself, the fact that a huge team is needed to put together so much content probably is the problem here - it simply does not justify the estimated earnings from such a new game. I know for a fact that most models for Battride games, along with sounds and animations, and sometimes even VFXs, were being ported from earlier PS1 / PS2 / PS3 / Wii games. In fact, the first Battride War game was built entirely on the revised content, without anything new being created whatsoever (aside Wizard Infinity / Beast Hyper DLC). From that point on, for BW2 and BW3, new content had to be explicitly created, meaning all Rider models from Gaim and onwards are the new original content. BW3 looks like a giant roster upgrade, until you realize most of the Riders are the Showa riders whose models already existed since PS1 era. And since, in the end, it was like 10 actual new riders per game, it was worth it, but now we have Reiwa Riders with a ton of basic, upgrade and super forms, secondary / tertiary riders with their own super and final forms, so it just becomes a content black hole at this point. I'd really like to see it myself, but it like is not going to happen. Well, at least spiritual successors like Memory of Heroez are a possible thing, so at least that is an option.
damnn, why Battride war II BGM better then War Genesis. I know War Genesis had alot of riders to play. But talking about the OOO BGM ,why they didn't put OOO BGM putotyra combo song and Combo Medley song in War Genesis ...
Well, the original soundtrack for every part is still lacking in quality, with short loops for songs and what not. That's why I've used modified soundtrack for these walkthroughs - aside from shows' Openings, there also are original TV Series BGMs. Unfortunately I've decided to use those only starting with the BW2, so BW1 turned kind of bland in this case. Aaaaaand BW2 and BWG videos are copyright claimed for this very reason.)
@@damianc8586 Yep. I just felt it would be perfect for Super Tatoba. Same goes for every other track that's not in the game - the original game itself only has 20-second loops of Series' opening themes, and about 20 of them too.
@@Smib. It makes sense, especially when you see crispy 60 fps in BW2 (good luck with that on real PS3 though), but then you are forced to play in forcibly locked 30 fps even in emulator in BWG. Those spare 30 fps actually do make difference. Oh, and BW2 has generally more variety in levels - it has both old BW1 levels and the new ones, while BWG only has mostly the new ones.
@@muhammadadrianv9782 Yeah, just as the PS3 version. Apparently this will also be the case when launching the game using PS5 in compatibility mode. And I doubt Bandai would release the update to the game just for 60 fps - if they wanted/could, it would be done long ago, for instance when PS4 Pro came out.
It's a metal version of Justifaiz (Faiz's Opening Theme) by Rider Chips. And when Ultimate mode kicks in - that's the version of Justifaiz by Shuhei Naruse.
Those are DLC exclusives. In spite of the game and DLC not being sold anymore in any form, I think you can still find those preserved on the shores of internet. Sorry, can't post any links or anything like that. But it's definitely available.
Are you referring to Gaim's Base Form finisher, Orange Squash? I've never noticed anything strange, it looks the same to me, but there's also the case of Gaim not using it too many times in TV Series, so there's too little reference material to compare with.
@@exooverdose6834 It may be an oversight, but it also may be a simple optimization, judging as most people wouldn't notice it. Congrats for spotting it though.
Well, what can I say... this is not a casual walkthrough - try the Hell Mode yourself, you will see that "variety" not only won't help you, it will let you experience frequent rage quits, and that's not even mentioning S Rank. This is very similar to Devil Mary Cry 3 and 4 and their "Dante Must Die" difficulty. It is not a one-shot fail, but it's fairly close. Alternatively I could just use 1 single character - Birth Day - and pwn everything to death. For 6 hours. I chose not to, at least for SOME variety. So beyond that, sorry to hear that you're disappointed.
@@muhammadhaikal9655 Sorry, didn't get the question. Are you asking what is the max char level in the game? Or are you asking if the chars in my save are at max level? Anyway, max lv is 99, and all the characters in the save are at lv 99.
