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You probably figured this out by now, but this track is called "Mechanized Memories" and it's from Armored Core: Verdict Day. It's a remix of "Remember" from Armored Core For Answer. Other Armored Core bangers include Precious Park, Contact with You -extended-, Shining, Flood of a Life (the Armored Core Reprisals album version), and who can forget the theme that strikes dread into every Raven? 9, from Master of Arena. My function is complete. Ravens... the rest is up to you.

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Imagine, he doesn’t even use N-WGIX lmao He just uses his original lightweight to put him in his place

And how Destructive Kojima Particles are. . .

Well, not exactly. The build I used for my White Glint video uses different parts. I tried to equip weapons that were most similar in function to the ones that N-WGIX/v uses in the final mission, "Mechanized Memories" in ACVD, since you can't actually recreate the World Mode version of N-WGIX/v because you can only equip melee weapons on the left arm and left hangar. And then I just did what I could with the parts that AC6 has for the frame. I'd be interested to hear what parts you used for the "boss version."

@@corvus9359 huh. for my N-WGIX/v i used a pulse blade, 4 cell missle (left shoulder), Assult Rifle, and Pulse gun (right hanger)

@@klortikterra4423 That is quite the departure from N-WGIX/v, but that does sound like a fun build to play.

​@@corvus9359 he coulllddd be going for the World.Boss variant? Which iirc had a blade.

@@draysmusicalshtposts6340 The World Boss variant has two blades, but those are the only weapons it has.

I miss Arms Forts

@@malikoniousjoe The Satellite Closure System, the big eye from the beginning, should have been an Arms Fort by the PCA. Go to space to deal with it so it doesn’t continuously shoot at us.

@@cireoath336 Would have been a cool call back to classic AC as well to go hop inside the cannon and destroy it before you get cooked. I like the idea of the corps having Arms Forts but I would have put that for the smaller corps like BAWS, RaD, Furlong, and Takigawa with each fort focusing on their specific product line. Missile platform for Furlong or maybe a VOB style boss where they put rocket tech to a fighter jet enemy, Takigawa could produce some crazy Stigro type laser death Roomba. The Baws Tetrapods and Cataphract are cool but pretty small and Ice Worm is basically a cutscene. Strider is really the only Giant Mech you get to climb on and tear apart piece by piece and we should have had more of that.

In the NG++ version of Attack the Watchpoint, Sulla says he killed 618. In the story trailer, Walter sends in 617, 619, and 620. In the normal version of the mission, Sulla asks what happened to 619 and 620, and wonders if he killed them.

Damn That's a flex

"They harden in response of Terminal Armor! You can't save this planet from it's radiation!"

Maybe he would've, but then again, J lived to fight, and if the entire Rubicon system burned, there wouldn't be many people left for him to fight, assuming anyone would've survived.

@@corvus9359 J actually fought for Isacc (The foundation man) and Isacc goal sis to destroy human

@@zorain2354 J doesn’t really care about Isaac’s goals though. All he wants is a good fight. This becomes clear in the final boss fight of ACVD, when Isaac talks about the destruction of humanity, to which J says “Enough words, they are meaningless now,” before returning his attention to the player and saying, “Show me what you can do.” J fights for Isaac because their goals were aligned at the time. Just before his boss fight, J tells Isaac, “You seek a world of endless war and destruction. On that we can agree.” This also implies that J and Isaac don’t agree on everything, and this may be one of the few things they do agree on. J doesn’t want war to end because he’d have no reason to live. It’s hard to create a world of endless war and destruction if everything is destroyed.

@@corvus9359 Endless war is actually Isaac plan to prove that human aren’t wothy to live for Chief to see and just let human go extinct in god forsaken earth. J was cloned to fight for Isaac, In japanese J actually said “To live as you please and die a senseless death”

​@@zorain2354 This is what I mean by J and Isaac's goals were in alignment at the time. J doesn't care about what happens to humanity or what Isaac really wants, all he cares about is being able to live and die on the battlefield in a world of endless war. Creating endless war is a completely different goal from the straight up destruction of humanity, which is why he might not choose to burn the Coral if he were in 621's place in AC6.

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