kessler syndrome: The Kessler Syndrome is a phenomenon in which the amount of junk in orbit around Earth reaches a point where it just creates more and more space debris, causing big problems for satellites, astronauts and mission planners
Slight clarification, Archange is one of the boss pilot’s many names and is meant to be seen as a reference to an Archangel. It’s a call name to pay homage to his dominance over the skies as the ruler of everyone who flies.
@@Ikcatcher It's not like the actual name would be any better, though. If anything, we'd just get a 2.0 version of the wiseman rant. Pilots don't get cool names like that unless someone's taking the piss out of them.
Ah, you're exploring Ace Combat now? Welcome to the club. We have >Mute psychopaths >Mercenaries >The occasional waifu >Superweapons that _should_ win wars only to be blown up by mute psychopaths >Geopolitical manipulation >Defense budgets that are probably even _more_ bloated than IRL >Nukes >A kickass soundtrack >Bad memes ("Go dance with the angels!") >Good memes ("ONE MILLION LIVES") >A thriving salvage/scrap industry >A lack of understanding of how modern torpedoes work (seriously, it's mentioned in _Aces at War,_ an official publication, that nobody figured out how to make homing torpedoes of any sort) >Vaguely Anarchist terrorists who want to nuke the world >Doggos >A giant asteroid >Air forces that treat pilots that take half a decade to train IRL like cannon fodder >Incompetently-managed naval forces >Even more incompetent "intelligence" services >A surprisingly robust space program >Mythology >A truly massive stockpile of missiles And so much more. Also, if need be, I can try to provide additional context on AC7 and its madness, but a fair bit of it involves stuff that happens in previous games, so I can understand if you don't want to be spoiled on any of it.
@@npswm1314 Except you swap out the religious fervor (seriously, I've heard tell that a good chunk of the USAF are evangelical Christians) for additional raw crazy.
@@npswm1314 Normal crazy people just want to blow things up because they find it fun and don't care if it ends the world. Evangelicals actively _want_ the world to end believing that they'll go to heaven while the sinners burn.
About Spare Squadron: McKinley came up with "great" idea how to bolster flyboy numbers while keeping investment low: Use convicts to fly planes on suicide missions to clear up path for actually important pilots. Every success was another pin on his resume, every loss was fully caused by those damned convicts. Ir worked so well command decided to send that inept moron straight to the front, which went about as well for him as you'd expect.
Just to keep in mind, you’re the 15th Spare Pilot And you only run into about like 9(?) other spare pilots during your time there 3 notable pilots die, 4 are unnamed and resumed to be fodder, 1 Anarchist who didn’t even die in a Plane (Tabloid shouldve been our Wingman in Strider), and Count (whose only notable kill is friendly fire)
30:30 ya see max0r is actually replaying missions and has already unlocked better planes and weapons, so he's kinda going in over powered and he might have changed the difficulty level to easy in order to get content for the video at a faster pace
no its just the gun upgrade or if you get any plane with pulse lasers you can just cheese half the game even without weapon upgrades i actually did that when i first played the SP missions and did the same thing on accident but from an even bigger range in a no weapon upgrade setup
Fun fact the A-10 is actually known to be something of a terror in a gun fight because of its low stall speed and surprisingly good agility. Of course that doesn't really mean anything when you can throw an AIM-120 at it from close to 80miles away where it can't even see you. Oh and as for shooting down IRBM/ICBMs its totally possible to intercept them at launch with planes if they are near the launch site. Its the whole mid course/terminal intercept that is real hard
The A-10 is pretty poor in a dogfight due to it's low thrust-weight ratio vs actual fighter jets thrust-weight ratio. In any dogfight that becomes a turn fight the A-10 has 1 or 2 good turns in it before it needs to level off to regain airspeed to remain airborne, it just doesn't have the ability to add energy faster than it uses it. This results in giving the fighter jet a free gun-run and that's the A-10 down. I'll agree the A-10's gun is lethal if it connects but getting that gun on target against an intelligent manuevering fighter jet is poor odds and more the exception than rule. See any pvp dogfight in DCS vs an A-10.
@@Elthial it has plenty of thrust:weight, the issue is if you've got ordinance on your wings still or are holding the trigger down (the gun's recoil is equal in thrust to one of its two engines)
@@DSiren It just doesn't. In a turn it loses energy faster than it gains it and if you stay in a tight turn you will stall out. You stall in a guns dogfight, you die. A-10 Thrust/weight: 0.36 F-15C Thrust/weight: 1.19 F/A-18E/F Thrust/weight: 1.15 F-22 Thrust/weight: 1.37 F-35A Thrust/weight: 1.08 The above numbers can be taken with a bit of salt as they have different payloads etc but the obvious fact that all jets we consider "dogfighters" have TWR of 1+ meaning they can turn forever whilst the A-10 just doesn't have that power and doesn't need it. Swooping attack runs on ground targets don't cost air speed and long enough runway even low TWR can get airborne. The A-10 is a CAS plane with a focus on survivability and endurance. It is fantastically designed for that role but besides A2A sidewinders it's got little to threaten a dedicated fighter.
Only two (Edit: 3) were truly meant as submarine aircraft carriers (the I-400 class). Most other Japanese cruiser or fleet submarines did carry seaplanes but only for scouting purposes. Japanese were not alone in this. British also had atleast one boat with a hangar (M-2 if I am remembering correctly, her sister had a 12" gun instead of the hangar). While the French cruiser submarine Surcouf (famous for having a twin 8" gun turret and disappearing) also had a hangar with a seaplane. (Edit: Italians also had a submarine with a hangar but later removed the hangar. US and Germany also experimented with the concept)
@@Airier while talking about stupid submarine ideas the British created a class of STEAM POWERED SUBMARINES they where called the k class and every last one of them sank and none of them ever saw combat. when the last one of them sank a sailor that saw it go under asked hours later if it was normal for submarines to dive backwards.
@cat is fuwa Refer to my previous comment. Japan built 3 (yeah not 2 that was a mistake, sorry) I-400 class submarines which carried 3 seaplanes each. But the Japanese J, A and B type cruiser submarines all carried at least one seaplanes (some two) for reconnaissance purposes.
@@deathkorpsofkriegguardsmen8488 Ah yes the K"alamity" class. That said, a lot of early submarines used petrol/oil/gasoline instead of diesel-electric which also didn't go so well but they were kinda mandatory as electric motors or diesel engines weren't very advanced yet.
37:20 To clear it up. It wasn’t the buoys that caused the Alicorn to surface. It was the sonar buoys that helped the ASW(Anti-Submarine Warfare) planes detect the Alicorn, relay the info to the 3 Burke classes and Ticonderoga class who then fired their VLASROCs(Basically missiles with homing torpedoes in them that flies towards the sub’s location, break apart when they’re close and drop the torpedo into the water via parachute where it seeks out the sub once it touches the water) and caused the Alicorn to surface.
Uh, with regards to the straight vertical climb, the Eurofighter Typhoon, considered a 4½ Generation jet, has a climb rate of 62,000ft a minute, from take-off, going vertical, fully loaded or empty. It has a service ceiling of 65,000ft (just shy of 20kms or 12 and change miles), so in just over a minute it can reach maximum ceiling and be searching and vectoring for/to targets. This is often practiced in alarm starts for emergency scrambles against things like Tu95 bomber intruders over the North sea from places like RAF Lossiemouth. Reasonably sure that the F15C, Su27 and a couple other fighters can perform similar climbs in the vertical, whether fully laden or not.
@@jokairou489 Also to make sure that combat pilots pass the bare minimum of psychiatric evaluations before accepting them into any armed forces in the world.
@@SSgtJ0hns0n Youre right, but last I heard mercenary companies (which I cant believe is a thing we still have) arent exactly known for being particularly picky when it comes to the moral or psychological integrity of their members... You know... with all the warcrimes and stuff...
A cool detail about this fight is that the difficulty changes significantly depending on which one of the two you shoot down first. If Rage dies first, Scream has a mental breakdown and becomes really slow and easy to hit, if Rage survives longer though he becomes vengeful and much faster and more aggressive.
37:23 sonar bouy's to locate the submarine and then they forced it to surfrace with ASROCs. Also for the mentally ill pilots from the previous two missions. Yeah they are part of a whole metal gear esque story that got cut from the main game but they are basically brainwashed child soldiers that got raised to be aces in the next big war. Your own side is sending them and sabotaging your missions to try and kill you as in previous wars aces like the player character were a rogue factor or as they call it a "singularity", and a subset of your commands want their war neat and controlled. Like i said the SP missions were basically cut story that had levels mostly already made and even have what are basically objectives and dialogue but do nothing if you succeed or fail. For example in the harbor mission at certain intervals get tasked to kill NAMED enemy officers and VIPs as they are being evacuated from the area, there is no mention of this in the brief or at any other point and was presumably a part of the cut storyline. The whole idea of basically eliminating certain enemy officials to manipulate internal conflicts on the enemy side in a certain way is a really cool concept and i love when its done well in stories.
7:20 the lyrics are those of the song Senbonzakura. 10:05 pretty sure Maxor's point is that shooting civilians is not ok (Not that it doesn't happen, but that it shouldn't be done). 13:00 in the 1920s US experimented with Biplanes operating from Airships/Zeppelins. It kinda worked but wasn't really practical. Also in early cold war (and also late WW2 I think) there was the idea of parasite craft where a long range strategic bomber would launch its own fighter escort rather than fighters having to fly together with them, conserving fuel for the fighters (many fighters had less range than bombers as well, which that plan also helped address). But yeah the parasite fighter concept didn't work out well either. 24:45 Count ("the vocalist") got into the actual military alongside Trigger (the player character/"mute psychopath") because he was also a good pilot. (He didn't die in that last mission, he was the one that shot down the friendly) 26:25 the fact that you can choose your own planes (and their camos/paint job) is why Maxor jokes about Erusian Experimental X2 Strike Wyvern. Because that's the plane he has on screen when he makes those jokes. It is even in Erusean colours. 38:50 flooding the back of the submarine to give the gun enough elevation is in the game. It is also from real life. In WW2, during the Normandy Landings the captain of the USS Texas had the ship partially flooded to tilt the ship so that the guns would have more elevation and be able to shoot further inland. (The Texas also "duelled" a sniper once. Thought 14" guns make that really one sided) 39:33 Pretty sure the main current issue with Railguns is that they lack endurance. It is not that the railgun isn't better at most gun things than regular cannons. But that you can only shoot a railgun a few hundred times before needing to change the barrel while a regular modern naval gun can be fired much more before you need to replace the barrel. (Btw Captain Torres, Alicorn, Scream and Rage are from the DLC) 43:30 as other people have said, that is Kessler Syndrome, which is what that section of the Game/Video is called.
Ace combat has some of the best music in gaming, its literally integral to gameplay that you listen to it as you play just like Doom and Mick Gordon, seriously the music is phenomenal and everytime i drive I put that sh1t on stereo on blast and it hypes me up and improves my performance, Japan has done it again
Love to see you reacting to Max0r’s videos. He’s great! Although fair warning: his editing only gets crazier and crazier with each new video so might wanna minimize the pausing otherwise you’ll be stuck watching it all day. 🤣 If there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching his videos, it’s that they’re insane and move a hundred miles a minute. There’s no hope in trying to stop and comprehend it. Many have tried, none have succeeded. It’s come to the point that some of his fans made up a joke that Max0r isn’t a human being but a sentient editing program that’s constantly evolving. 😂
43:27 Yeah, so you know how this is all about exponential debris caused by the destruction of the satellites and how that destroyed all the other satellites across the globe? And how the chapter is called Kessler Syndrome? That, that situation is literally Kessler Syndrome. 46:57 No it's just French. Archange is French for Archangel. Please do not ask why the French could not be asked to just say Archangel, their logic is beyond mortal understanding. 53:36 For a standard commercial plane using an aluminum airframe that is indeed correct. However, modern fighter jet aircraft are capable of a full vertical climb thanks to more modern technology and titanium airframes. Just need to plug some numbers, namely F = ma (F: Force, m: Mass, a: Acceleration) and E_(K)=(1)/(2)mv^(2) which has to do with Friction (The K is a subscript in case someone see's this and wants to translate this back into an equation) and then of course air compression. I hate math (though I am proficient enough in it) but I literally learned physics just to play Kerbal Space Program. I am never using math again to make a point. Because math is complicated and one mistake fucks up the whole equation. I regret this but am too committed to what I already wrote to omit it even if no one reads it.
The "this is actual lore" does undersell exactly what was going on, but it makes sense later. Those 'friendly craft' are drones controlled by AI, and they pulled the same trick earlier in the game. And I'll say this clearly... something like this has happened in the franchise before this where the IFF system (Identify Friend/Foe) was screwed with. At least once I'm aware of. Once the 'friendlies' opened fire and couldn't be contacted it was probably clear what was going on and it was assumed they'd hacked the whole system when really all they have to do is fool the AWACS for a short time. (The mission takes place over enemy territory, after all.) It's questionable but really all the incredible focus on tech in this game and having AI systems in play REALLY kinda allow them to get a pass on fridge logic. Would this work in reality? Maybe. It depends on what sort of fail-safes people have in place to determine if someone's spoofing IFF signals.
"This is a vertical climb, this doesn't work, aerodynamics..." The F-15 can climb vertical like that, and jet engines have only gotten more powerful since.
Very much what Box Tank said. These are an actual munition type that are basically an evolution of the "Hedgehog" anti-submarine mortars. It's a missile with a small torpedo encased inside (nobody's bothered to stick full-size torpedoes within missiles, as far as I'm aware, since regular anti-ship missiles are preferred as the primary ship-to-ship munition) that's dropped when the missile reaches its target point. The torpedo then activates and begins tracking its target. What's strange is that in _Aces at War,_ it's explicitly mentioned that submarine torpedoes have not advanced beyond WWII-era straight-runners where you need a spread of half-a-dozen to have a decent chance of hitting a target.
The alicorn launched the planes not to fire off missiles (the cruise missile the rafale was carrying probably wasn't an actual WMD) but to distract everyone into following the SACS squadron so that the alicorn could use the window to escape.
I've played the entire game to the beginning and end, and I can say the review is 80% accurate. They forgot to mention to unlock planes is an RPG-like mechanic, both sides decided to destroy each other's satellites, the war was orchestrated by refuges you destroyed in previous games (which matters little to the main plot), and you do fewer war crimes. Also, a lot of the vehicles in this game, are real. Though some are experimental vehicles they would never see the light of day beyond the one prototype when they realize it was a bad idea. Like the submarine carrier, you see in those DLC missions. Finally, to enrage you. Chicago Pizza is based on what the world considers pizza. Yeah, I hate to tell you this Airier, but New York style is considered the thin bastardized version of actual Pizza by Italy, Brizillia, anywhere that makes Pizza.
there is a functional railgun whose main issue isnt power but the fact it tears apart its own internals cause we dont know how to build it to handle the strength of the shot.
Btw ace combat had an anime the "battle fairy yukikaze". Yes its not ace combat but its ace combat and even AC7 is heavily based in some story elements and motifs from the anime. That and planes and the mecha designer from the show later worked on the AC games and some planes were effectively directly ported into AC but under different names.
Fun factoid! That second maneuver? The impossible one pulled after the one guy pulled a cobra maneuver to 'airbrake' like you said? That is actually a thing. It's called a Kulbit maneuver and it's only performable by more modern jets that have thrust vectoring. It's also even more difficult to pull off.
yeah...Ace combat is basically like "hey remember the crazy stuff you'd come up with as a kid? Yeah we made that into a video game series." or "Remember top gun? Remember how it made you feel? Yeah we made that into a video game series." It's basically taking the romance and fantasy of the fighter pilot you'd hear about as a kid, all the epic dog fights, impossible missions, quotes that sound right out of an anime or a drama, or hell a visual novel/anime game and turning it into a video game that would make that littl aviation kid squeal with joy.
53:49 The Plane he's flying in that mission is the Su-57, which has a *staggering* thrust:weight ratio of 10.5:1 and thrust vectoring Even the F-15 and F-16 are capable of vertical flight because of their Thrust:weight ratio. Any plane with more than a 1:1 T:W ratio is theoretically capable of vertical flight.
Welcome to Ace Combat. Is it dumb? Arguably, yes. Is it cool and fun? *HELL YES.* To sum it up with a DBZ Abridged quote: “That’s really dumb. But he’s *so cool!* But *THAT’S SO DUMB!* “
46:50 Mihaly's Tac name is the French word for Archangel (Erusea is partly based on France). pronounced ark-aunge, not ar-change. There's actually a little bit of fun trivia behind his tac name, his real name, and the Latin lyrics in his theme.
24:16 historicaly whenever anything about aircraft is called long range it usualy is refering to how much fuel aircraft has so it can go to a point yeee distance away, do stuff there and come back
Let it be said, Ace Combat 7 is a lot more interessting than this summary. Which is labled as *incorrect* for a reason. Also no: you don't commit any actual warcrimes. People like to "joke" about it, but any target you engage is absolutely reasonable. Even the tents as they are camouflaged and a type that is most commonly used to store war-gear. Also also: Archange = Archangel.
15:12 The entire Airfield is an elaborate dummy target. They use the Convicts to give the illusion that the Airfield is an actual Military Instillation, so the Opposing Forces dedicate time and resources to put this dud target out of commission. To really sell the image, the Wardens were given authority to send Convicts into the air with Aircraft thats low on fuel and without operational weaponry unless they remotely allow it from a secure location. It's creative from a Fictional Writing point of view, but it's land the Blufor nations in the Hague realistically.
Planes can vertically climb. For example: The MiG-29 loaded mass is 12 ton and the full afterburner thrust is 18 ton. The plane is rising at an increasing speed to 4km altitude. A saw this maneuver in an airshow. This is absolutely real, if you have enough thrust you don't need lift on the wings.
If this is your first foray into the world of Ace Combat, oh you sweet summer child. I really do recommend these games, because you can make it a lot easier (I used to play these games when I was like 7 on the easy controls). You can change the controls to where moving the thumbstick right or left automatically turns the plane for you. You can also disable the inversion so up is up and down is down. TL;DR - Ace Combat is awesome and you should totally play it, you can change the settings to make flying easier. Edit: That last song you mentioned is "Daredevil", and the game was actually delayed FOR that song. Also, Ace Combat 7 is a modern game. He just grabbed the case for Ace Combat 4: Shattered Skies, which came out in 2001. Ace Combat 4 is the PS2 game, whereas Ace Combat 7 is for PC, Xbox One, and Playstation 4/5.
The one quick thing to note, considering ace Combat is a funny plane series The first two acts of AC7 are Gundam with planes, the last act is Macross Plus.
20:15 If you want a game that replaces jet planes with mechs, I'd recommend Armored Core: For Answer. It's story is barely comprehensible, missions can be over in less than five minutes, it's difficulty curve is more like a difficulty roller coaster, and it has one of the most in-depth customization systems I've ever seen in a video game. I can't guarantee you'll like it, but if you're willing to put the time in it'll sink it's hooks into you and you'll hope it'll never let go. When that game hits it's high notes, you either feel like a god or you suddenly realize that you've been tweaking the paint job on your dream robot for the last four hours and loved every second of it. Did I mention it was made by FromSoft before they made Dark Souls? Yeah, before Dark Souls and it's successors FromSoft was best known for their mecha games.
The Giant Drone carrier Blimp isnt real... yet. oh by the way carrier submarines existed, just so you know and in acve combat you gain point for anything you destroy... absolutely everything... this ace combat isnt even the worse in hitting defenseless civilian to get point and money... Also, Archange is the french for Archangel
Trigger : getting put in a spare squadron for pulling the trigger at the wrong time Count : getting put in a spare squadron for fraud (Everything below my theory)Full band : leaking classified document to a band Champ : bribery High roller : gambling and doing drugs(don't do drugs)
Speaking about the planes climbing vertiaclly up the space elevator shaft, it is technically possible with highly advanced 5th gen fighter, look up any air show of an F-22 taking off and most of the time the pilot shows off by just going straight up right after take off. So while the last sequence does bend the rules a little bit, it is not as impossible as you paint it to be. The most advanced planes in the game (5th and 6th gens) could potentially do it.
I love how you called out basically every stupid crazy shit that happens regularly in this series. Even the more mundane stuff about military aviation because, yes, air combat never happens at those distances. Regardless, any proper ace combat fan will tell you that the dumb stuff is what gives charm to the series. It's basically Gundam and Metal Gear wrapped inside of a plane game. You should look into maxor's review of Ace Combat 0. Unlike this game, that one goes to some really dark stuff.
When it comes to the vertical space elevator escape sequence, it's harder than it looks BECAUSE it's a vertical climb. You've gotta keep the throttle up to avoid stalling, the wind can knock you off course, and there are platforms by the walls.
Correction: the f-15, some Russian planes, and the f-22 can fly vertically, because their thrust to weight ratio is greater than one. They can only do this up to a maximum altitude, but they can do it for a decent ascent.
Flooding part of a ship to give a gun the elevation it needs is not stupid, it's ballsy and genius--USS Texas famously did this during WW2 in order to hit targets further inland than she would normally be able to.
A-10 is a plane built around a 30mm gatling gun, it also carries missiles,it's intended to provide "close air support" to friendly soldiers on the ground, taking out tanks and the like. it's not useless/helpless in a dogfight, its biggest advantage being that it can, more or less out-turn faster fighter jets, that being said IIRC it usually flies combat missions with fighter buddies helping keep other fighters off the a-10's, not made for dogfihgting, not helpless tho.
Looks like you need to see his Ace Combat Zero video now. Also, this is for PS4. Maxor tricked you by showing the cover of Ace Combat 4, which is a legendary game in of itself. Oh, and the concept of a Penal Unit is a real thing. The French Foreign Legion started as one.
also, in regards to Ace Combat in general, AC7, in my opinion, was visually stunning, gameplay looks buttery smooth and f*cking intense from what I've seen (sadly have not played it but seen let's plays of it), but story wise AC7 is the most disappointing. Especially when comparing to AC4, 5 and Zero. There's always been an element of out there in Ace Combat, after all, most real life missions don't involve flying through canyons to accomplish missions, nevermind the perennial shooting down a massive air mobile fortress, or flying into a giant base to blow up a missile threatening to launch a nuke (or both in a couple of the series' games). Honestly, AC7 and AC6 were let downs for me storywise. Music was freaking awesome as always though.
Sonar-Bouys are a thing, an actual real-world thing. Much better use of planes in sub-hunting than dropping deapth-charges at random spots in the ocean.
15:10 Welcome to Ace Combat 7, where everything's made up, and the plot doesn't matter. Joking aside, the PS2 trilogy had generally pretty great stories. Everything that's come since has kind of fumbled on it, in no small part due to the frequently atrociously-written dialogue. I'd honestly give the whole series a hearty recommendation, though, as well as Project Wingman (which Max0r also has a review on) and would also suggest you check out the soundtracks on youtube, because all of them are fantastic, even those for the spinoff titles.
You are not telling me the story only gets worse after the PS2 triology. I’ve replayed those games and then the newer ones. I’m very readily going to say that it is nostalgia
When max0r says they're using buoys to locate the submarine he's referring to sonobuoys which as the name suggests are buoys with sonar on them that can be dropped into the water to help locate submarines. What actually made them surface was "everyone shoot[ing] at it" which to be fair I don't get either; in the clip he showed those surface combatants are presumably shooting ASROCs which is a rocket that flies out to a specified point and drops a homing torpedo into the water, and I don't think any submarine can survive that many torpedo hits no matter how big it is.
Oh THIS was a very fun video to watch, especially since it kind of made me remember oh yeah Ace Combat is pretty nuts lol. Still, nice look at this awesome video with your funny commentary!
Spoiler Warning Spare Squadron is a unit of convicts used as cannon fodder (you are literally told by your commander to go die on many occasions) flying obsolete planes that probably only fly because the mechanic working on them is almost unnaturally good. And since it's only convicts being sent up, the only reason they care if someone goes down is that now they'll have to dig up another plane to replace it and stuff another poor shmuck in it to be a missile magnet. The base itself is a decoy that gets bombed regularly as well. Considering they can remotely control the weapons systems to keep the pilots from using them probably means they have some sort of safeguard to keep them from escaping. The Alicorn is a giant submarine whose size is actually comparable to a real aircraft carrier, and the landing strip doesn't go into the ship, it's just a platform that goes through, so if you mess up, you can just keep going and try again. Not by design, however, they really are suicide planes. And instead of long range missiles, it has a railgun that can fire a variety of nuclear shells which, while shorter ranged than ICBMs, allows the sub to fire from extreme range while remaining very hard to detect. It's also got a lot of direct combat capabilities like the railguns mounted on the sides which, alone, wipe out entire fleets of warships in less than a minute (and in the mission, he starts firing them at you, an aircraft), and is apparently durable enough to not only get depth charged and surface without any damage, but also take many barrages of missiles and still be able to submerge again, only surfacing to fight because the captain knows there is no retreat or escape once you catch up to him. And its main stealth capabilities mainly come from jamming and being able to operate at a depth that makes it virtually untraceable, with the only reason you're able to find it to begin with being because it is going through some shallows to find a good position to fire from. And to clarify, they don't use buoys to attack it, they use actual anti-submarine missiles instead of depth charges. Mihaly's title of "Archange" is supposed to be like "Archangel," as he is essentially the ruler of the skies both because he's from nobility and his ludicrous flying skills (having even trained boss aces from other games). The reason why those two drones at the end are so dangerous is because they are essentially super-fighters using the skill and experience of Mihaly, then yours, to base their flying off of, and they are trying to transmit their data to drone factories around the world to build more of themselves, which would perpetuate a war that would threaten mankind.
37:19 the Buoys they are using are sonar buoy's there disposable remote sonar systems dropped from planes used for finding enemy Subs. 44:09 that wasn't the plan it was to shoot down all the hacked satellites but they over looked the chain reaction and end up destroying there own this also leads on to the IFF ID system its not the satellites that do the ID they just link the planes to database.
Actually, I'm pretty sure you would be able to play this game if you switch to novice controls, which will turn the game into a Call of Duty in the skies - yeah, it's not the way the game supposed to be played and it shows, but at least you will be able to get common with basic game mechanics and wrap your head around the three-dimensional maneuvering without constant crashing into things (so later you would probably want to turn novice controls off to get full control of the plane).
@@ZKP314 I've expected someone will remind of ACAH since I didn't really wanted to - it's a decent action game, but poor Ace Combat game... But even given how clichéd the narrative was there, it's still way less cringy than the AC6 one.
Man, nothing sells that Planes are Rad in this universe other than Grunder Industries' planes. Like- The Falken? Morgan? The belkans are truly making some Sci-fi planes there-
@@Airier my friend/entertainer maxor got only better with his editing. And by better I mean more content dense. Also watch bloodborn first we need you to not die from -termal- content shock.
says it doesn't matter how good the engine is. me who knows that that jet uses space grade rocket engines: if it can lift a multi million dollar heavy rocket into space, then it can lift a small jet no problems. aerodynamics have no power at that angle, its purely thrust from the engines. the quality & performance despite your claim to the contrary does in fact matter.
Japan actually tried putting sea fighters in submarines in ww2, no one ever tried it again because well you are right about the dumbness but it has been done, fun fact.
kessler syndrome: The Kessler Syndrome is a phenomenon in which the amount of junk in orbit around Earth reaches a point where it just creates more and more space debris, causing big problems for satellites, astronauts and mission planners
Slight clarification, Archange is one of the boss pilot’s many names and is meant to be seen as a reference to an Archangel. It’s a call name to pay homage to his dominance over the skies as the ruler of everyone who flies.
He's also the leader of Sol Squadron, which is an allusion to him being Lucifer, The Morning Star
His rant about Archange really got me peeved.
Like Jesus, it’s not hard to LOOK UP THE NAME
Mihaly is also an Eastern European version of Michel, as in the Archangel.
@@Ikcatcher It's not like the actual name would be any better, though. If anything, we'd just get a 2.0 version of the wiseman rant. Pilots don't get cool names like that unless someone's taking the piss out of them.
It’s literally French for Archangel lmao
Ah, you're exploring Ace Combat now? Welcome to the club. We have
>Mute psychopaths
>Mercenaries
>The occasional waifu
>Superweapons that _should_ win wars only to be blown up by mute psychopaths
>Geopolitical manipulation
>Defense budgets that are probably even _more_ bloated than IRL
>Nukes
>A kickass soundtrack
>Bad memes ("Go dance with the angels!")
>Good memes ("ONE MILLION LIVES")
>A thriving salvage/scrap industry
>A lack of understanding of how modern torpedoes work (seriously, it's mentioned in _Aces at War,_ an official publication, that nobody figured out how to make homing torpedoes of any sort)
>Vaguely Anarchist terrorists who want to nuke the world
>Doggos
>A giant asteroid
>Air forces that treat pilots that take half a decade to train IRL like cannon fodder
>Incompetently-managed naval forces
>Even more incompetent "intelligence" services
>A surprisingly robust space program
>Mythology
>A truly massive stockpile of missiles
And so much more.
Also, if need be, I can try to provide additional context on AC7 and its madness, but a fair bit of it involves stuff that happens in previous games, so I can understand if you don't want to be spoiled on any of it.
So just the US Military in a nutshell?
@@npswm1314 Except you swap out the religious fervor (seriously, I've heard tell that a good chunk of the USAF are evangelical Christians) for additional raw crazy.
@@jimmyseaver3647 Whats the difference?
Im not an Atheist btw i just think Evangies are crazy Americanists.
@@npswm1314 Normal crazy people just want to blow things up because they find it fun and don't care if it ends the world. Evangelicals actively _want_ the world to end believing that they'll go to heaven while the sinners burn.
Belka did nothing wrong.
About Spare Squadron:
McKinley came up with "great" idea how to bolster flyboy numbers while keeping investment low: Use convicts to fly planes on suicide missions to clear up path for actually important pilots. Every success was another pin on his resume, every loss was fully caused by those damned convicts. Ir worked so well command decided to send that inept moron straight to the front, which went about as well for him as you'd expect.
Just to keep in mind, you’re the 15th Spare Pilot
And you only run into about like 9(?) other spare pilots during your time there
3 notable pilots die, 4 are unnamed and resumed to be fodder, 1 Anarchist who didn’t even die in a Plane (Tabloid shouldve been our Wingman in Strider), and Count (whose only notable kill is friendly fire)
30:30 ya see max0r is actually replaying missions and has already unlocked better planes and weapons, so he's kinda going in over powered and he might have changed the difficulty level to easy in order to get content for the video at a faster pace
no its just the gun upgrade or if you get any plane with pulse lasers you can just cheese half the game even without weapon upgrades i actually did that when i first played the SP missions and did the same thing on accident but from an even bigger range in a no weapon upgrade setup
Fun fact the A-10 is actually known to be something of a terror in a gun fight because of its low stall speed and surprisingly good agility. Of course that doesn't really mean anything when you can throw an AIM-120 at it from close to 80miles away where it can't even see you. Oh and as for shooting down IRBM/ICBMs its totally possible to intercept them at launch with planes if they are near the launch site. Its the whole mid course/terminal intercept that is real hard
The A-10 is pretty poor in a dogfight due to it's low thrust-weight ratio vs actual fighter jets thrust-weight ratio.
In any dogfight that becomes a turn fight the A-10 has 1 or 2 good turns in it before it needs to level off to regain airspeed to remain airborne, it just doesn't have the ability to add energy faster than it uses it.
This results in giving the fighter jet a free gun-run and that's the A-10 down.
I'll agree the A-10's gun is lethal if it connects but getting that gun on target against an intelligent manuevering fighter jet is poor odds and more the exception than rule. See any pvp dogfight in DCS vs an A-10.
@@Elthial funny enough thats been the opposite of my time in DCS. I guess im dealing with a bunch of brainlets whenever i fly
@@Elthial to be fair's a cas not a fighter so fair
@@Elthial it has plenty of thrust:weight, the issue is if you've got ordinance on your wings still or are holding the trigger down (the gun's recoil is equal in thrust to one of its two engines)
@@DSiren It just doesn't. In a turn it loses energy faster than it gains it and if you stay in a tight turn you will stall out.
You stall in a guns dogfight, you die.
A-10 Thrust/weight: 0.36
F-15C Thrust/weight: 1.19
F/A-18E/F Thrust/weight: 1.15
F-22 Thrust/weight: 1.37
F-35A Thrust/weight: 1.08
The above numbers can be taken with a bit of salt as they have different payloads etc but the obvious fact that all jets we consider "dogfighters" have TWR of 1+ meaning they can turn forever whilst the A-10 just doesn't have that power and doesn't need it.
Swooping attack runs on ground targets don't cost air speed and long enough runway even low TWR can get airborne. The A-10 is a CAS plane with a focus on survivability and endurance. It is fantastically designed for that role but besides A2A sidewinders it's got little to threaten a dedicated fighter.
Believe it or not, the submarine aircraft carrier was a real concept. The Japanese Navy built 40+ of them during WW2.
That is bith cool and concerning. Definitely need to look this up later. 😯
Only two (Edit: 3) were truly meant as submarine aircraft carriers (the I-400 class). Most other Japanese cruiser or fleet submarines did carry seaplanes but only for scouting purposes.
Japanese were not alone in this. British also had atleast one boat with a hangar (M-2 if I am remembering correctly, her sister had a 12" gun instead of the hangar). While the French cruiser submarine Surcouf (famous for having a twin 8" gun turret and disappearing) also had a hangar with a seaplane. (Edit: Italians also had a submarine with a hangar but later removed the hangar. US and Germany also experimented with the concept)
@@Airier while talking about stupid submarine ideas the British created a class of STEAM POWERED SUBMARINES they where called the k class and every last one of them sank and none of them ever saw combat. when the last one of them sank a sailor that saw it go under asked hours later if it was normal for submarines to dive backwards.
@cat is fuwa Refer to my previous comment.
Japan built 3 (yeah not 2 that was a mistake, sorry) I-400 class submarines which carried 3 seaplanes each.
But the Japanese J, A and B type cruiser submarines all carried at least one seaplanes (some two) for reconnaissance purposes.
@@deathkorpsofkriegguardsmen8488 Ah yes the K"alamity" class.
That said, a lot of early submarines used petrol/oil/gasoline instead of diesel-electric which also didn't go so well but they were kinda mandatory as electric motors or diesel engines weren't very advanced yet.
37:20 To clear it up. It wasn’t the buoys that caused the Alicorn to surface. It was the sonar buoys that helped the ASW(Anti-Submarine Warfare) planes detect the Alicorn, relay the info to the 3 Burke classes and Ticonderoga class who then fired their VLASROCs(Basically missiles with homing torpedoes in them that flies towards the sub’s location, break apart when they’re close and drop the torpedo into the water via parachute where it seeks out the sub once it touches the water) and caused the Alicorn to surface.
Uh, with regards to the straight vertical climb, the Eurofighter Typhoon, considered a 4½ Generation jet, has a climb rate of 62,000ft a minute, from take-off, going vertical, fully loaded or empty. It has a service ceiling of 65,000ft (just shy of 20kms or 12 and change miles), so in just over a minute it can reach maximum ceiling and be searching and vectoring for/to targets. This is often practiced in alarm starts for emergency scrambles against things like Tu95 bomber intruders over the North sea from places like RAF Lossiemouth. Reasonably sure that the F15C, Su27 and a couple other fighters can perform similar climbs in the vertical, whether fully laden or not.
This game actually got Top Gun Maverick tie-in DLC. I'm serious. That happened.
Guest starring the successor of the SR-71 Blackbird: the SR-72 Darkstar.
Yes, really.
The carrier submarine's runway goes straight through, there's no wall there. That top thing is just like a hangar roof.
So the planes are outside of the lane when it dives. . .
@@deathkorpsofkriegguardsmen8488 Nope. They certainly had a hangar beneath the platform judging how big the hull is
@@___Six___ yup just saw still wierd design would e easier to use the top section as additiona hanagar storage like on the i 400 class
The PS2 game he pulled out was Ace Combat 04 (the 0 is specific cause of the whole 4 is death trope in Asian countries).
35:00 to be fair, Rage and Scream are supposed to be twin siblings, so she just saw her twin and only family, die in front of her
Good reason to never group relatives together on combat missions.
@@jokairou489 Also to make sure that combat pilots pass the bare minimum of psychiatric evaluations before accepting them into any armed forces in the world.
@@SSgtJ0hns0n Youre right, but last I heard mercenary companies (which I cant believe is a thing we still have) arent exactly known for being particularly picky when it comes to the moral or psychological integrity of their members...
You know... with all the warcrimes and stuff...
A cool detail about this fight is that the difficulty changes significantly depending on which one of the two you shoot down first.
If Rage dies first, Scream has a mental breakdown and becomes really slow and easy to hit, if Rage survives longer though he becomes vengeful and much faster and more aggressive.
@@TheSpeep so basically, Rage rages at the death of his sister, while Scream screams in despair at the death of her brother. Neat.
37:23 sonar bouy's to locate the submarine and then they forced it to surfrace with ASROCs. Also for the mentally ill pilots from the previous two missions. Yeah they are part of a whole metal gear esque story that got cut from the main game but they are basically brainwashed child soldiers that got raised to be aces in the next big war. Your own side is sending them and sabotaging your missions to try and kill you as in previous wars aces like the player character were a rogue factor or as they call it a "singularity", and a subset of your commands want their war neat and controlled. Like i said the SP missions were basically cut story that had levels mostly already made and even have what are basically objectives and dialogue but do nothing if you succeed or fail. For example in the harbor mission at certain intervals get tasked to kill NAMED enemy officers and VIPs as they are being evacuated from the area, there is no mention of this in the brief or at any other point and was presumably a part of the cut storyline. The whole idea of basically eliminating certain enemy officials to manipulate internal conflicts on the enemy side in a certain way is a really cool concept and i love when its done well in stories.
Mihaly codename archange stands for archangel and his actual name is I think the Hungarian version of Michael
7:20 the lyrics are those of the song Senbonzakura.
10:05 pretty sure Maxor's point is that shooting civilians is not ok (Not that it doesn't happen, but that it shouldn't be done).
13:00 in the 1920s US experimented with Biplanes operating from Airships/Zeppelins. It kinda worked but wasn't really practical. Also in early cold war (and also late WW2 I think) there was the idea of parasite craft where a long range strategic bomber would launch its own fighter escort rather than fighters having to fly together with them, conserving fuel for the fighters (many fighters had less range than bombers as well, which that plan also helped address). But yeah the parasite fighter concept didn't work out well either.
24:45 Count ("the vocalist") got into the actual military alongside Trigger (the player character/"mute psychopath") because he was also a good pilot. (He didn't die in that last mission, he was the one that shot down the friendly)
26:25 the fact that you can choose your own planes (and their camos/paint job) is why Maxor jokes about Erusian Experimental X2 Strike Wyvern. Because that's the plane he has on screen when he makes those jokes. It is even in Erusean colours.
38:50 flooding the back of the submarine to give the gun enough elevation is in the game. It is also from real life. In WW2, during the Normandy Landings the captain of the USS Texas had the ship partially flooded to tilt the ship so that the guns would have more elevation and be able to shoot further inland. (The Texas also "duelled" a sniper once. Thought 14" guns make that really one sided)
39:33 Pretty sure the main current issue with Railguns is that they lack endurance. It is not that the railgun isn't better at most gun things than regular cannons. But that you can only shoot a railgun a few hundred times before needing to change the barrel while a regular modern naval gun can be fired much more before you need to replace the barrel.
(Btw Captain Torres, Alicorn, Scream and Rage are from the DLC)
43:30 as other people have said, that is Kessler Syndrome, which is what that section of the Game/Video is called.
Ah, an average Max0r video meets the compulsive need to catch every detail on screen. Truly a classic for the ages.
Ace combat has some of the best music in gaming, its literally integral to gameplay that you listen to it as you play just like Doom and Mick Gordon, seriously the music is phenomenal and everytime i drive I put that sh1t on stereo on blast and it hypes me up and improves my performance, Japan has done it again
"Hot rod from God" is going into my list of Things To Say To Shut Dow A Conversation
Love to see you reacting to Max0r’s videos. He’s great! Although fair warning: his editing only gets crazier and crazier with each new video so might wanna minimize the pausing otherwise you’ll be stuck watching it all day. 🤣 If there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching his videos, it’s that they’re insane and move a hundred miles a minute. There’s no hope in trying to stop and comprehend it. Many have tried, none have succeeded. It’s come to the point that some of his fans made up a joke that Max0r isn’t a human being but a sentient editing program that’s constantly evolving. 😂
I am going to either succeed or go crazy on screen. 😅
43:27 Yeah, so you know how this is all about exponential debris caused by the destruction of the satellites and how that destroyed all the other satellites across the globe? And how the chapter is called Kessler Syndrome? That, that situation is literally Kessler Syndrome.
46:57 No it's just French. Archange is French for Archangel. Please do not ask why the French could not be asked to just say Archangel, their logic is beyond mortal understanding.
53:36 For a standard commercial plane using an aluminum airframe that is indeed correct. However, modern fighter jet aircraft are capable of a full vertical climb thanks to more modern technology and titanium airframes. Just need to plug some numbers, namely F = ma (F: Force, m: Mass, a: Acceleration) and E_(K)=(1)/(2)mv^(2) which has to do with Friction (The K is a subscript in case someone see's this and wants to translate this back into an equation) and then of course air compression. I hate math (though I am proficient enough in it) but I literally learned physics just to play Kerbal Space Program.
I am never using math again to make a point. Because math is complicated and one mistake fucks up the whole equation. I regret this but am too committed to what I already wrote to omit it even if no one reads it.
The "this is actual lore" does undersell exactly what was going on, but it makes sense later.
Those 'friendly craft' are drones controlled by AI, and they pulled the same trick earlier in the game. And I'll say this clearly... something like this has happened in the franchise before this where the IFF system (Identify Friend/Foe) was screwed with. At least once I'm aware of. Once the 'friendlies' opened fire and couldn't be contacted it was probably clear what was going on and it was assumed they'd hacked the whole system when really all they have to do is fool the AWACS for a short time. (The mission takes place over enemy territory, after all.)
It's questionable but really all the incredible focus on tech in this game and having AI systems in play REALLY kinda allow them to get a pass on fridge logic. Would this work in reality? Maybe. It depends on what sort of fail-safes people have in place to determine if someone's spoofing IFF signals.
"This is a vertical climb, this doesn't work, aerodynamics..." The F-15 can climb vertical like that, and jet engines have only gotten more powerful since.
I'd recommend Max0r's Yakuza 0 video. It's one of his more recent ones and the humor in it is really on point, especially given the series itself.
The song you mentioned listening to during epic moments is called "Daredevil".
37:30
They first use buoys to find the submarine and then shoot "VL-ASROC"s at it, whatever that means.
VL-ASROC literally means Vertical Launch Anti-Submarine Rocket.
Very much what Box Tank said. These are an actual munition type that are basically an evolution of the "Hedgehog" anti-submarine mortars. It's a missile with a small torpedo encased inside (nobody's bothered to stick full-size torpedoes within missiles, as far as I'm aware, since regular anti-ship missiles are preferred as the primary ship-to-ship munition) that's dropped when the missile reaches its target point. The torpedo then activates and begins tracking its target.
What's strange is that in _Aces at War,_ it's explicitly mentioned that submarine torpedoes have not advanced beyond WWII-era straight-runners where you need a spread of half-a-dozen to have a decent chance of hitting a target.
The alicorn launched the planes not to fire off missiles (the cruise missile the rafale was carrying probably wasn't an actual WMD) but to distract everyone into following the SACS squadron so that the alicorn could use the window to escape.
Maxor bullshits everything, everytime he mentions warcrimes and the player being a sociopathic serial killer is false everything else is eeeeh 50/50
Submarine aircraft carriers existed in WWII. Japan made the i-400 class Submarine Aircraft carriers.
47:13 no its just a fancy way to say "archangel". Thats literally it his callsign is "archangel"
Welcome to Ace Combat, where hiding in the cloud layer makes you harder to target with lock-on missiles.
I've played the entire game to the beginning and end, and I can say the review is 80% accurate. They forgot to mention to unlock planes is an RPG-like mechanic, both sides decided to destroy each other's satellites, the war was orchestrated by refuges you destroyed in previous games (which matters little to the main plot), and you do fewer war crimes.
Also, a lot of the vehicles in this game, are real. Though some are experimental vehicles they would never see the light of day beyond the one prototype when they realize it was a bad idea. Like the submarine carrier, you see in those DLC missions.
Finally, to enrage you. Chicago Pizza is based on what the world considers pizza. Yeah, I hate to tell you this Airier, but New York style is considered the thin bastardized version of actual Pizza by Italy, Brizillia, anywhere that makes Pizza.
there is a functional railgun whose main issue isnt power but the fact it tears apart its own internals cause we dont know how to build it to handle the strength of the shot.
Flooding boat tp give weapons needed elevation is a thing that happened at least once
46:57 "Arc-Anj" as in Archangel
Btw ace combat had an anime the "battle fairy yukikaze". Yes its not ace combat but its ace combat and even AC7 is heavily based in some story elements and motifs from the anime. That and planes and the mecha designer from the show later worked on the AC games and some planes were effectively directly ported into AC but under different names.
Airier, you are doing it to yourself. Breathe man!
Also checked. Said Amazon blimp is basically a proof of concept that someone made.
Fun factoid! That second maneuver? The impossible one pulled after the one guy pulled a cobra maneuver to 'airbrake' like you said? That is actually a thing. It's called a Kulbit maneuver and it's only performable by more modern jets that have thrust vectoring. It's also even more difficult to pull off.
So would an Su-30M2 actually pull it off?
you should definitely check out his incorrect summary of metal gear rising it is arguably one of the most iconic ones he has done
yeah...Ace combat is basically like "hey remember the crazy stuff you'd come up with as a kid? Yeah we made that into a video game series." or "Remember top gun? Remember how it made you feel? Yeah we made that into a video game series." It's basically taking the romance and fantasy of the fighter pilot you'd hear about as a kid, all the epic dog fights, impossible missions, quotes that sound right out of an anime or a drama, or hell a visual novel/anime game and turning it into a video game that would make that littl aviation kid squeal with joy.
53:49
The Plane he's flying in that mission is the Su-57, which has a *staggering* thrust:weight ratio of 10.5:1 and thrust vectoring
Even the F-15 and F-16 are capable of vertical flight because of their Thrust:weight ratio.
Any plane with more than a 1:1 T:W ratio is theoretically capable of vertical flight.
Airier taking about something being cool but stupid as a bad thing is hilarious.
He plays Warhammer.
That is accurate. 😅👍
Welcome to Ace Combat. Is it dumb? Arguably, yes. Is it cool and fun? *HELL YES.*
To sum it up with a DBZ Abridged quote: “That’s really dumb. But he’s *so cool!* But *THAT’S SO DUMB!* “
46:50 Mihaly's Tac name is the French word for Archangel (Erusea is partly based on France). pronounced ark-aunge, not ar-change. There's actually a little bit of fun trivia behind his tac name, his real name, and the Latin lyrics in his theme.
The ace combat game that he’s reviewing is on ps4 and the ps2 game he showed is ace combat 4
24:16 historicaly whenever anything about aircraft is called long range it usualy is refering to how much fuel aircraft has so it can go to a point yeee distance away, do stuff there and come back
Let it be said, Ace Combat 7 is a lot more interessting than this summary. Which is labled as *incorrect* for a reason.
Also no: you don't commit any actual warcrimes. People like to "joke" about it, but any target you engage is absolutely reasonable. Even the tents as they are camouflaged and a type that is most commonly used to store war-gear.
Also also: Archange = Archangel.
15:12
The entire Airfield is an elaborate dummy target. They use the Convicts to give the illusion that the Airfield is an actual Military Instillation, so the Opposing Forces dedicate time and resources to put this dud target out of commission. To really sell the image, the Wardens were given authority to send Convicts into the air with Aircraft thats low on fuel and without operational weaponry unless they remotely allow it from a secure location.
It's creative from a Fictional Writing point of view, but it's land the Blufor nations in the Hague realistically.
Planes can vertically climb. For example: The MiG-29 loaded mass is 12 ton and the full afterburner thrust is 18 ton. The plane is rising at an increasing speed to 4km altitude. A saw this maneuver in an airshow. This is absolutely real, if you have enough thrust you don't need lift on the wings.
If this is your first foray into the world of Ace Combat, oh you sweet summer child.
I really do recommend these games, because you can make it a lot easier (I used to play these games when I was like 7 on the easy controls). You can change the controls to where moving the thumbstick right or left automatically turns the plane for you. You can also disable the inversion so up is up and down is down.
TL;DR - Ace Combat is awesome and you should totally play it, you can change the settings to make flying easier.
Edit: That last song you mentioned is "Daredevil", and the game was actually delayed FOR that song. Also, Ace Combat 7 is a modern game. He just grabbed the case for Ace Combat 4: Shattered Skies, which came out in 2001. Ace Combat 4 is the PS2 game, whereas Ace Combat 7 is for PC, Xbox One, and Playstation 4/5.
The one quick thing to note, considering ace Combat is a funny plane series
The first two acts of AC7 are Gundam with planes, the last act is Macross Plus.
20:15 If you want a game that replaces jet planes with mechs, I'd recommend Armored Core: For Answer. It's story is barely comprehensible, missions can be over in less than five minutes, it's difficulty curve is more like a difficulty roller coaster, and it has one of the most in-depth customization systems I've ever seen in a video game. I can't guarantee you'll like it, but if you're willing to put the time in it'll sink it's hooks into you and you'll hope it'll never let go. When that game hits it's high notes, you either feel like a god or you suddenly realize that you've been tweaking the paint job on your dream robot for the last four hours and loved every second of it.
Did I mention it was made by FromSoft before they made Dark Souls? Yeah, before Dark Souls and it's successors FromSoft was best known for their mecha games.
The Giant Drone carrier Blimp isnt real... yet.
oh by the way carrier submarines existed, just so you know
and in acve combat you gain point for anything you destroy... absolutely everything... this ace combat isnt even the worse in hitting defenseless civilian to get point and money...
Also, Archange is the french for Archangel
Trigger : getting put in a spare squadron for pulling the trigger at the wrong time
Count : getting put in a spare squadron for fraud
(Everything below my theory)Full band : leaking classified document to a band
Champ : bribery
High roller : gambling and doing drugs(don't do drugs)
Speaking about the planes climbing vertiaclly up the space elevator shaft, it is technically possible with highly advanced 5th gen fighter, look up any air show of an F-22 taking off and most of the time the pilot shows off by just going straight up right after take off. So while the last sequence does bend the rules a little bit, it is not as impossible as you paint it to be. The most advanced planes in the game (5th and 6th gens) could potentially do it.
I love how you called out basically every stupid crazy shit that happens regularly in this series. Even the more mundane stuff about military aviation because, yes, air combat never happens at those distances.
Regardless, any proper ace combat fan will tell you that the dumb stuff is what gives charm to the series. It's basically Gundam and Metal Gear wrapped inside of a plane game.
You should look into maxor's review of Ace Combat 0. Unlike this game, that one goes to some really dark stuff.
"How many points did you get"
_Chills man, _*_CHILLS_*
35:43 Nah Scream is just losing it
Modern fighters are capable of sustained vertical flight.
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The dog is a 2d png
When it comes to the vertical space elevator escape sequence, it's harder than it looks BECAUSE it's a vertical climb. You've gotta keep the throttle up to avoid stalling, the wind can knock you off course, and there are platforms by the walls.
some modern jets do have an overall thrust:weight ratio over 1, so going straight up while inadvisable is possible.
Correction: the f-15, some Russian planes, and the f-22 can fly vertically, because their thrust to weight ratio is greater than one. They can only do this up to a maximum altitude, but they can do it for a decent ascent.
Flooding part of a ship to give a gun the elevation it needs is not stupid, it's ballsy and genius--USS Texas famously did this during WW2 in order to hit targets further inland than she would normally be able to.
The MiG-31 (available in game) is designed to intercept ICBMs although obviously it’s never done so in combat
A-10 is a plane built around a 30mm gatling gun, it also carries missiles,it's intended to provide "close air support" to friendly soldiers on the ground, taking out tanks and the like. it's not useless/helpless in a dogfight, its biggest advantage being that it can, more or less out-turn faster fighter jets, that being said IIRC it usually flies combat missions with fighter buddies helping keep other fighters off the a-10's, not made for dogfihgting, not helpless tho.
Looks like you need to see his Ace Combat Zero video now. Also, this is for PS4. Maxor tricked you by showing the cover of Ace Combat 4, which is a legendary game in of itself. Oh, and the concept of a Penal Unit is a real thing. The French Foreign Legion started as one.
also, in regards to Ace Combat in general, AC7, in my opinion, was visually stunning, gameplay looks buttery smooth and f*cking intense from what I've seen (sadly have not played it but seen let's plays of it), but story wise AC7 is the most disappointing. Especially when comparing to AC4, 5 and Zero.
There's always been an element of out there in Ace Combat, after all, most real life missions don't involve flying through canyons to accomplish missions, nevermind the perennial shooting down a massive air mobile fortress, or flying into a giant base to blow up a missile threatening to launch a nuke (or both in a couple of the series' games).
Honestly, AC7 and AC6 were let downs for me storywise.
Music was freaking awesome as always though.
Sonar-Bouys are a thing, an actual real-world thing. Much better use of planes in sub-hunting than dropping deapth-charges at random spots in the ocean.
Quick clarification, you can choose your plane and the loadout for the mission
15:10 Welcome to Ace Combat 7, where everything's made up, and the plot doesn't matter.
Joking aside, the PS2 trilogy had generally pretty great stories. Everything that's come since has kind of fumbled on it, in no small part due to the frequently atrociously-written dialogue. I'd honestly give the whole series a hearty recommendation, though, as well as Project Wingman (which Max0r also has a review on) and would also suggest you check out the soundtracks on youtube, because all of them are fantastic, even those for the spinoff titles.
You are not telling me the story only gets worse after the PS2 triology. I’ve replayed those games and then the newer ones. I’m very readily going to say that it is nostalgia
When max0r says they're using buoys to locate the submarine he's referring to sonobuoys which as the name suggests are buoys with sonar on them that can be dropped into the water to help locate submarines. What actually made them surface was "everyone shoot[ing] at it" which to be fair I don't get either; in the clip he showed those surface combatants are presumably shooting ASROCs which is a rocket that flies out to a specified point and drops a homing torpedo into the water, and I don't think any submarine can survive that many torpedo hits no matter how big it is.
the bouys dont make him surface they just show where he is so the SHIPS can shoot him to make him surface or drown. its also a GIANt submarine.
fun fact flooding the hual of a ship to have more elevation is been done before in ww2 in d day by uss texas
Oh THIS was a very fun video to watch, especially since it kind of made me remember oh yeah Ace Combat is pretty nuts lol. Still, nice look at this awesome video with your funny commentary!
Watching this eight days before it turns two years old 🙏
The buoys didn't make it surface it was weapons shot from the ships. The buoys helped locate the Alucorn.
luckily the amazon drone blimps is not real. But Jeff is considering it.
It's hilarious how accurate this "incorrect summary" actually is.
Not at all. He omits certain details and obscures what is being stated.
Well a A-10 warthog can technically dogfight but it’s not recommended
the bouy’s were used to locate the submarine and then they dropped anti-sub weapons on them
For as cool as the set pieces were, everything else really fell short in 7
What about the music?
@@bthsr7113 Music is always great in these games
Don't see how.
5:12 Airier knows of the Kill Dozer
Nice
Also, there's Ace Combat Zero ver.
Another thing on the we can do it, but is too dam expensive is we can turn lead to gold.
Spoiler Warning
Spare Squadron is a unit of convicts used as cannon fodder (you are literally told by your commander to go die on many occasions) flying obsolete planes that probably only fly because the mechanic working on them is almost unnaturally good. And since it's only convicts being sent up, the only reason they care if someone goes down is that now they'll have to dig up another plane to replace it and stuff another poor shmuck in it to be a missile magnet. The base itself is a decoy that gets bombed regularly as well. Considering they can remotely control the weapons systems to keep the pilots from using them probably means they have some sort of safeguard to keep them from escaping.
The Alicorn is a giant submarine whose size is actually comparable to a real aircraft carrier, and the landing strip doesn't go into the ship, it's just a platform that goes through, so if you mess up, you can just keep going and try again. Not by design, however, they really are suicide planes. And instead of long range missiles, it has a railgun that can fire a variety of nuclear shells which, while shorter ranged than ICBMs, allows the sub to fire from extreme range while remaining very hard to detect. It's also got a lot of direct combat capabilities like the railguns mounted on the sides which, alone, wipe out entire fleets of warships in less than a minute (and in the mission, he starts firing them at you, an aircraft), and is apparently durable enough to not only get depth charged and surface without any damage, but also take many barrages of missiles and still be able to submerge again, only surfacing to fight because the captain knows there is no retreat or escape once you catch up to him. And its main stealth capabilities mainly come from jamming and being able to operate at a depth that makes it virtually untraceable, with the only reason you're able to find it to begin with being because it is going through some shallows to find a good position to fire from. And to clarify, they don't use buoys to attack it, they use actual anti-submarine missiles instead of depth charges.
Mihaly's title of "Archange" is supposed to be like "Archangel," as he is essentially the ruler of the skies both because he's from nobility and his ludicrous flying skills (having even trained boss aces from other games). The reason why those two drones at the end are so dangerous is because they are essentially super-fighters using the skill and experience of Mihaly, then yours, to base their flying off of, and they are trying to transmit their data to drone factories around the world to build more of themselves, which would perpetuate a war that would threaten mankind.
37:19 the Buoys they are using are sonar buoy's there disposable remote sonar systems dropped from planes used for finding enemy Subs.
44:09 that wasn't the plan it was to shoot down all the hacked satellites but they over looked the chain reaction and end up destroying there own this also leads on to the IFF ID system its not the satellites that do the ID they just link the planes to database.
Actually, I'm pretty sure you would be able to play this game if you switch to novice controls, which will turn the game into a Call of Duty in the skies - yeah, it's not the way the game supposed to be played and it shows, but at least you will be able to get common with basic game mechanics and wrap your head around the three-dimensional maneuvering without constant crashing into things (so later you would probably want to turn novice controls off to get full control of the plane).
“Call of Duty in the Skies”
I’d make an Assault Horizon joke…but then I remembered that Black Ops III actually did that.
@@ZKP314 I've expected someone will remind of ACAH since I didn't really wanted to - it's a decent action game, but poor Ace Combat game... But even given how clichéd the narrative was there, it's still way less cringy than the AC6 one.
Oh no.... You've found a major rabbit hole....
First, and you have no idea what you got yourself into. HAVE FUN! 🤣
Man, nothing sells that Planes are Rad in this universe other than Grunder Industries' planes.
Like-
The Falken? Morgan? The belkans are truly making some Sci-fi planes there-
I can't wait for your 4h reaction of his Elden Ring video
... I'm going to tell myself this is a joke and not an accurate assessment. 😨
@@Airier my friend/entertainer maxor got only better with his editing. And by better I mean more content dense. Also watch bloodborn first we need you to not die from -termal- content shock.
thats less a video and more random garbage as he fans over yet another of fromsofts garbage copy paste game
says it doesn't matter how good the engine is.
me who knows that that jet uses space grade rocket engines: if it can lift a multi million dollar heavy rocket into space, then it can lift a small jet no problems.
aerodynamics have no power at that angle, its purely thrust from the engines.
the quality & performance despite your claim to the contrary does in fact matter.
That is a good point.
the dog is a literal jpg
1:10 yeyeyes project thor tungsten kinetic Dart bombardment system, more people got that that you think we are all massive nerds here
the issue isnt shooting down planes its shooting them down CIVILIAN territory ie jet crash into school.
It's armored core but with plans
this isnt a ps2 game btw lmao, max0r was just trolling
Let's go !!
So it's a pizza pie?
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Japan actually tried putting sea fighters in submarines in ww2, no one ever tried it again because well you are right about the dumbness but it has been done, fun fact.