Z didn’t stand out compared to α because Kaiser was too strong.
Great is the protagonist.

Let’s modify weapons with Brain Condor.

The poor tempo is fatal for calling it a masterpiece.

It’s strong enough in a normal way, but since it won’t be passed on to Kaiser, I’m a bit hesitant about the modifications.

I like Super Robot Wars, but I really didn’t like how the hidden units became weak and moons stopped appearing when I raised the difficulty.

I can tolerate giving more to those with lower funding difficulty or giving out enhancement parts, but I cannot tolerate giving out the aircraft.
Why is it the Hyaku Shiki Kai!!

At a high difficulty level, the units Hiν (and Sleydegeru Mil) are a reward, but they just don’t stand out.
It should have high specs, yet…

I remember that Hi-Nu had a bit of a struggle with adaptation.

The HWS of α was incredibly strong, like a demon.
I’m really disappointed.

Regarding Zengar, that ending feels like a reward… Hi-ν, yeah.

I think the only time you use a regular Mazinger is at the end of the space route where you have to fight almost alone.

Hi-ν is quite ordinary, or rather has performance that can easily get overlooked, even without considering adaptations.

I really don’t understand why ZZ can only get FA on easy difficulty.
It’s a form that appeared in the main story, which is not related to MSV at all.
I won’t raise the Assault Buster with difficulty, right?

The only advantage of the Hi-New is that it can be lined up with the New.

I really love the scenario.

The real series in the side story has the existence value of MAP weapons.

I only know the Kaiser scenario of the space route.
On the ground, the Kaiser is being excavated and taken away, right?

Sledegelmir may have only two weapons, but it’s super cool in the anime and strong, so I don’t have much to complain about.

Is it really okay for Tetsuya to be treated like someone who’s endlessly angry and tense? That gives a rather strong negative impression in the scenario…
The buildup to the reconciliation is too long.

In terms of performance, the Hi-New is almost at the same level as the Nu.

If you have the fully modified Slade and Kaiser adjacent to each other and charge in, it will be over.

Since it’s not a human, dodge incredibly! Or hit only the warhead of the nuclear missile! I’m often told rather malicious things.

Having a lot of bugs is more fatal.
When I was a kid, I really had a terrible experience at the dome.

Dr. Shirakawa, stop that mental commander rush.

There are no misses with Combattler V, Voltes V, Brigade, and Dunkouga.
Mental Command is Justice.

The person who raised Roland sincerely has the right to be angry.

I liked to save and reset repeatedly until just before I used my spirit command, then defeat them all at once.

The enemies are tough and numerous, and the tempo during combat cuts is poor.
Just these two points are such time thieves that if I play now, I’ll throw them away.

It’s a masterpiece, but the tempo and the number of bugs are quite fatal.

No, the side story Dunkougai is not good.
With the addition of wildness and separation, it only deals damage comparable to others after all.

Why is the ν from the side story so weak…?

Although often overshadowed by the Mazinger series, which has high firepower and durability, the Great Mazinger is also quite strong and useful.
In other words, the super-type is strong.
Dunkouga was too wild in the previous work…

Professionals tend to act solo.

Amuro’s dedicated machine is the Valvrave.

The issue of whether to make the rewards luxurious or shabby for high difficulty is…

A super-type that can use a lot of spirit commands shouldn’t be weak.
Dancouga is, well, just ordinary.

The ν Zero Dancouga really shows the backlash of α, doesn’t it?
The handling of Ryuusei and the hardness of the enemies have been adjusted too extreme from one end to the other.

Even if it’s Funnel Ground A, I think the firepower is insufficient and it’s questionable.

There are quite a few parts that make me wonder, like why Jaume is so overly enthusiastic despite it just being a brief appearance, or why the SRX team is finally joining after returning to the present…

Cyberstar has also been weakened to a sad extent.

It’s pretty strong, even with the bugs, you know, R-1 Kai.
It feels like I’m being asked if I will participate and use it over there.

Well, while Valvarro’s terrain adaptation is lacking, it’s one of the strongest.

Looking back now, I realize that a lot of terrible things were said about SRX…

When it comes to mobile suits, it’s definitely the Super Gundam… (F complete 64 brain)

Ryuusei is better off joining as a companion in the future.

In Super Robot Wars, it is quite common for the ν Gundam to be relatively weak.

R-1 revised has a cool cut-in.

I love units with great HP recovery even though they are allies.

It’s terrible that Ryusei and Roland are the protagonists but their growth rate is bugged.

The balance adjustments and bugs are too rough due to the short development period, but the scenario is packed with ideas in a rush, so that should be good…

A fully developed Raideen, even if it’s just a single rider, is incredibly strong.

Overall, everything is weakened compared to α because of deflation.

I completely redrew the anime, R-1 version.
It moves, it moves.

Super Gundam
FA Hundred Type Modification
ZZ
V2
Gunblaster
Valvaro
Noeziiru
Beard
Just thinking of it, MS is somehow strong.

A two-person aircraft can’t be weak.

Ryusei, the man who can complete the role of a decoy solely with the enhancements of telekinesis, guts, and concentration (which he didn’t have in the alpha version but has in the side story), even though his status doesn’t grow at all.
The R-1’s weapon performance balances range and fuel efficiency quite well.

I really like the feeling of getting the Hi-New as a reward for completing a high difficulty level, regardless of its performance.

I’m concerned that with the A adapter I can’t fly, and with the Minokura I’m worried it’s land B.
A single part can’t cover it all.

In the home team, you can use Captain Henken in Ragnarok, right?

In α, there was no blessing, so Raideen couldn’t be the finishing blow.
That is also overcome in the side story.

As long as the clear bonus is decent…

I feel like SRX was still treated like a Mary Sue around this time.
The image in the thread conveys a sense of consideration towards that.

The fact that the pilot has psychic powers and is a licensed super robot makes Raideen quite ridiculous already…

I think it’s normal to get a hidden unit or pilot as a reward after achieving a certain skill level.
If it can’t be obtained, then through funds or something like that.

I like the system where you get upgrade parts when you sell a fully modified machine.

The voice has definitely been there since the beginning, right Raideen?

Although it’s a prelude to reconciliation, it gives the impression of a tense development.

Also, I feel like the protagonist and Ryusei have similar positions, which might make their compatibility a bit off in the original α.

The Hi-Nu can be effectively used as a funnel artillery when you accept that.

The ν is essentially the usual position for an initial MS (Mobile Suit) unit.
Subtle.

I remember that while Amuro and the others couldn’t ride, the Divider was extremely strong.

I have a memory that there were fewer usable units compared to α.
It’s tough if you don’t strengthen units like Kaiser and some other strong ones, right?

I understand that it means those with higher skill levels receive stronger machines, which actually makes it easier.

Was ZZ strong? I wonder if I should have used it.

Mio Sasuga is carrying too much sadness.

Raideen is impressive, especially considering that it was there even when there was hardly any fighting strength in the early future.

I couldn’t get R-1 itself due to a bug.

Early Super Robot Wars, the ν was quite weak, wasn’t it?
It could be operated within the range of the funnel, but…

I think the most interesting part of the Super Robot Wars scenario is when the comrades gather, so it was great to experience that twice, once in the present and once in the future.

If only the Super Gundam had a few more rounds for its long rifle.

The intro is so long that even after the battle, we haven’t gotten to the chorus.

Although it’s not very noticeable, Valkyrie is also quite strong.

It has become troublesome to deal with the terrain around here.
Don’t change something that was A into B.

F complete is also strong ν.

In the future world, the Great Booster is flying around, the YF21 can unlock its limiter multiple times, and the Dendrobium can fly through the sky without a care, so just let me fire the satellite cannon regardless of the moon.

EX was strong, but the fourth generation might be a bit uncertain.
F-Zero and 64 go without saying!

I still love the theme song at the top level.

I was wondering if the lack of long-range regular missiles for the Plus guys is just how that kind of work is.

Isn’t it too advantageous for those who join early with this training system?
I thought the same during A’s rule.

I have strong memories of EX’s F91 being really powerful.

ν has a certain iconic status in the Universal Century, so it’s disappointing when it’s weak.

The merits and demerits of bulk weapon modification.

For now, I’ll aim for an opponent that can’t retaliate… Isamu and Galdo have an awful compatibility with the enemy thinking of the Alpha side story.

The double action has disappeared, right?

While the spin-offs and impact have interesting game elements,
I still think that adjustments that are uncharacteristic of a character game are definitely not good.
I’m glad the reverse phenomenon is gone.

I think it was around this time that sub-characters became capable of fighting with their skills in their own way.
I don’t need support 3 either.

The double action and limit are expressions of a Newtype, so they are basically unnecessary.

Nagura’s debut work

Raviyūrābiyūseikahā
Is this it?

The soul becomes weakened or loses the ability to act twice.
The headwind towards the real style begins.

I remember thinking “Oh no!” when Turn X was surrounded by support defense.

Once there were plenty of P weapons, the role of double actions became obsolete.

Where can I watch the ED Kaiser vs. Shin Getter movie!? I’ve been wondering about it for a long time.

The feeling of exhilaration has somewhat diminished because the damage dealt has significantly decreased.

Until the α side story, it seemed like the second-string mechs eventually became the strongest, right?

Well, it’s weird for reality to have firepower comparable to a supermarket.

Isn’t the 2nd squadron’s aircraft easy to use only in Alpha Gaiden or Impact?

The side story only matched in power, so it shouldn’t have been a complete reversal.

I like when they talk about the protagonist α near the end.
Even though the secondary α and tertiary outlines have completely disappeared after the side stories, the magic armor machine gods are nowhere to be found.
I kind of like that only Shuu and NeoGura are being mentioned continuously.

Intermission is for bust enhancement.
When I think about it now, having blinking eyes and mouth movements is just too extravagant…

The side story suggests that second-string units can become stronger with lower modification costs, so if you’re spending the same amount of money, some second-string units are actually better.
If fully upgraded, it should be that the main characters are stronger.

I was a man who couldn’t use support attacks and defenses at all!

The link target correction is just the worst of the worst.
If it doesn’t exist, then it’s too reassuring during the enemy’s turn…

The Gundam mobile suits of the Universal Century are V2, Qubeley, Z, and Varvatos, I wonder if they can keep up until the end.
Noie is tough on the route.

If we’re talking about convenience frames, then it’s Supagan and White Arc.

Since α had three times the soul, it seemed that the firepower was higher for the realistic type, so it was hard not to say that the realistic type was favored.
The side story is so strong that you can’t clear it without a super-type.

It might be that they stopped because the character was hard to understand.
I liked how cool the characters looked wearing helmets during battle.

If there was no multi-target adjustment, I could just send one unit in and stabilize by dodging and counterattacking…

Even if the enhancement costs are low, it feels like it’s also not right to allocate the funds needed to enhance the main unit’s weapons to the mass-produced units up to 7 or 8…

The main fighter with weapons that have a limited number of shots ultimately becomes weak…
Excluding Kakizaki.

It was comfortable when I did it on VITA… alpha and the spin-off.

Alpha differs in daily life and combat, and even has mouth movements, which is detailed.

I really liked that the Masou Kishin was prominently featured.

Is it really fun to use toruses or gun blasters in the first place?

Even if they say that if I sell a fully modified general-purpose machine at the bazaar, it will become enhancement parts, do I really have that kind of spare time?

It’s really nice that the transfer starts with Tetsuya, who has been somewhat of an underdog, and the Voltus team.

I usually like Gun Blaster, so I used it.
I want something like a high-end mass-produced machine.

If I’m going to modify the Taurus, I’ll probably use the Deathscythe instead of the Gunblaster.

Looking at it now, the package is quite classy.
The illustration of the bonus card is even more so.

I understand that the YF-19/22 doesn’t have ordinary missiles for the sake of balance, but…

Because the pilot growth system is unique.
Zex is becoming unusually strong after constantly having me as the commander of the assault team while riding on the Taurus.

When I first saw it, I was amazed by the speed of the Cyber Buster’s disc cutter.