Need more info about Custom Style in MMBN3

[solaris32]

According to guides they say if you get a busting level S with custom style you can get better rewards. However none of them go into specific detail about what those rewards are.

Are there unique chips obtainable only with Custom Style? I need more details please.

I already know Team Style can grant you V4 boss chips with busting level S. So I'm trying to decide which I want to be my permanent style. Probably Team in the end, but I want to know if I should bother going for Custom or not.

[Drakodan]

Custom Style is by far the best style for casual play so you should aim to have it as your "permanent" style unless you have a very good reason not to.

The "extra rewards" you can get are chips in different codes. By "Custom S-Ranking" viruses, which is deleting them in a single turn before the custom gauge fills, without using Navichips, you get those chips in exclusive codes. Some of these are very desirable, such as * code. Some of them are not-so-desirable.

I've been updating and maintaining a spreadsheet of how to get every chip code, including which codes drop in which version of the game, and which codes require S+/S++ Busting Rank from using Custom Style, which you may find helpful. I'll be importing this data to TeamBN's master sheet over the next few days so that the data is more centralised for people looking for in-depth information about this game.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MmOyg7g8dCa9FaVHPhzBeBIGnfZxcRc_VEAG69n39eY/edit?usp=sharing

[HeraldOfOpera]

Team has those exclusive drops, but Custom Style is probably better for, y'know, winning fights in the first place. This matters in multiplayer.

[solaris32]

Originally posted by Drakodan:

Custom Style is by far the best style for casual play so you should aim to have it as your "permanent" style unless you have a very good reason not to.

The "extra rewards" you can get are chips in different codes. By "Custom S-Ranking" viruses, which is deleting them in a single turn before the custom gauge fills, without using Navichips, you get those chips in exclusive codes. Some of these are very desirable, such as * code. Some of them are not-so-desirable.

I've been updating and maintaining a spreadsheet of how to get every chip code, including which codes drop in which version of the game, and which codes require S+/S++ Busting Rank from using Custom Style, which you may find helpful. I'll be importing this data to TeamBN's master sheet over the next few days so that the data is more centralised for people looking for in-depth information about this game.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MmOyg7g8dCa9FaVHPhzBeBIGnfZxcRc_VEAG69n39eY/edit?usp=sharing

Perfect! However one question: I notice for some of those you list only S+, does that mean if you get S++ you cannot obtain that exclusive chip code?

[Drakodan]

Originally posted by solaris32:

Originally posted by Drakodan:

Custom Style is by far the best style for casual play so you should aim to have it as your "permanent" style unless you have a very good reason not to.

The "extra rewards" you can get are chips in different codes. By "Custom S-Ranking" viruses, which is deleting them in a single turn before the custom gauge fills, without using Navichips, you get those chips in exclusive codes. Some of these are very desirable, such as * code. Some of them are not-so-desirable.

I've been updating and maintaining a spreadsheet of how to get every chip code, including which codes drop in which version of the game, and which codes require S+/S++ Busting Rank from using Custom Style, which you may find helpful. I'll be importing this data to TeamBN's master sheet over the next few days so that the data is more centralised for people looking for in-depth information about this game.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MmOyg7g8dCa9FaVHPhzBeBIGnfZxcRc_VEAG69n39eY/edit?usp=sharing

Perfect! However one question: I notice for some of those you list only S+, does that mean if you get S++ you cannot obtain that exclusive chip code?

It's on a case-by-case basis, the spreadsheet details which codes are obtained with an S+/S++ rank, and which need a specific rank to obtain.