Hell on Four Legs - G1 Michigan Boss Interception Dialogue | AC 6
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Pre-Michigan Chatter
2:15 - Michigan Arrives
3:07 - Michigan Fight Dialogue
3:30 - Michigan Death(Solo)
3:49 - Michigan Death(MTs Alive)
4:06 - Mission has a Unit cap
4:28 - Mission Ending
4:42 - Player Death Dialogue
#armoredcore6 #dialogue #armoredcore - Ігри
"you can go home now or follow me if you have a dying wish"
"READY TO DIE, SIR!"
Mad respect
"SIR, I'M A USELESS MAGGOT SIR!" Identifying the problem is the first step to fixing it 🤣
GO GO GO FOLLOW MICHIGAN
@@zeehero7280 lmao dude
@@voidgivenfocus
"Give the Liger Tail some cover!"
*"RRAAAAAAAAAH!"*
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Did anyone notice how he remembers most of his personnel's names? Chad through and through.
Comms channels have the names of participants, meaning he read their names when cycling through comms.
The real dedication is he bothers to follow WHO talks.
@@dygardkuroyuri2624 Reading names in a stressful situation like this would only distract Michigan, so it's very likely that he does know every squad member there (or at least the ones that serve under him)
@@tmk20221 It'd be pretty easy if the communications system they do have actually does highlight any speakers' names, which they can, so no, it's not impossible for anyone like Michigan.
Or anyone for that matter if they actually are an AC pilot in this setting.
Proven pretty easier when anyone someone does remember the nature of the setting, and the fact that majority of the AC pilots in said setting are integrated into literally any system they're hooked up to.
@@dygardkuroyuri2624 Yeah makes sense, I also didn't think about how they'd actually process things faster because of their augmentation
@@tmk20221 being fair, even without an augmentation system, communication systems can be so advanced in the setting that it's easy to note who are actually on the call.
It's just simpler to note that Michigan even bothers to talk and note who is on the field... while he isn't even on the field yet.
I love how, despite being at odds with you, Michigan shows you some respect for your achievements over the course of the campaign. It's to the point that he belittles his own soldiers the moment they start talking smack because he's seen first-hand what you're capable of.
"Give respect when it's due" is pretty much his characteristic
I think badmouthing his own soldiers is just part of his personality lol
@@tehli6726 True, the "tough love" drill sergeant is his personality for 95% of the missions. This feels more like "I ain't gonna sugarcoat it." with some tough love in between.
"Show them (the enemy) the respect they deserve or it weakens us." - (Paraphrased from) Owen Shaw; F&F7(?)
Indeed, there's a fair amount of evidence that he sees himself as a stern but sincere father figure to his troops. After switching sides from Furlong to Balam post-Jupiter War, he even posted a bounty on himself with stipulations that half the payout would go to the men of his old fleet. That said, his “tough love” can veer into extremely abusive at his worst. It's heavily implied that this, along with his crude, simplistic tactics, is responsible for Balam's poor performance against Arquebus and the RLF. Despite this, he's shown to know even his non-Redgun troops by name, and if 621 fails their assassination attempt, he is heard calling for stretchers to help the wounded. A low bar, but still more care than any of the other corporate types show for their soldiers, especially non-elites.
This is the mission that made me want a Balam route.
The way his MT pilots so willingly plunge feet first into essentially a cage match... I got second hand hype when I heard them all screaming at me.
Same. To be honest it makes me sad whenever I have to attack any of the Redguns or fight against Balam, because Arquebus are just a bunch of snobby dickheads. At least G1 ribs people because he cares ,even if a little.
@@jacobrobertrosaortiz7660plus G2 is also pretty chill dude, unlike V2. Only good thing that came out of the Archebus route was that death scream.
@@jacobrobertrosaortiz7660 Tbf, Arquebus has a few good members as well. V3, V4, V5 and V6 (Materlink) are all respectable fighters that show connections with eachother. Even V8 seems to have a deep care for his fellow Vespers, despite his cold-hearted alter ego.
Good man. Remembered all of his subordinate's men, built his AC not as a one man army, but as a platform to support one, egochecks his men when they get too big for their britches, and allows his men to bow out of the fight should they need to.
Fucking shame he had to die.
Also placed a bounty on his head so that half of the proceeds would go to his old comrades at Furlong.
I so wish there was a route to support Balam and kick all the faction’s collective asses off Rubicon 3. Glory to Balam and the Redguns!
I was too preoccupied to hear half of this hilarity. "2000 Albany's...SIR!" 😂
That line nearly got me killed the first time I heard it. Which happened to be like my third time through the fight since this mission is a beast. It made me tune into the dialogue for this. It's a real gem.
These videos are always super helpful because of that. I'm always too busy staying alive to hear anything
Guys dont worry. He didnt die in battle
He just fell down some stairs
Mean old Michigan had a bad fall!
Whatever prank 621 had, Michigan certainly fell for it.
Michigan's arena codex entry says that he had put a bounty on his own head. If the company take this statement seriously in their after action reports, and I have no doubt that all the survivors of the battle will confirm it, listing his demise as "A death from misadventure", if only out of respect for Michigan, that would mean that the bounty would be split equally between all of his squad members, instead of being handed over to Raven.
@@daredl807ohhh shiiiit dude you're right, that's why! I never realized that despite having read his entry multiple times. This game has so many cool little details like that, love it.
@daredl807 counter headcanon;
Raven takes the Balam bounty but has Ayre distribute it amongst his men
I love that he recognizes your skill as an AC pilot. "Until the Liger Tail deploys, the odds are NOT IN YOUR FAVOR."
Michigan has seen what you can do, and is fully aware that waves of MTs are simply not going to cut it.
Michigan knows the names of all MT pilots under his command, that's an impressive feat. Think of him as a Drill Sergeant who yells at you 24/7 but would gladly took a bullet for you. That says a lot about Balam's command structure.
Unlike Snail who purposedly left his men to die so he can hog all the glory
while Snail is certainly an a-hole i don't think he's doing it for the glory
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Yes, he is doing it for his own pride which is not that much different if you think about it.
@@comicsans8278 that cocky b4stard even put a target on Rusty's back on purpose because he became a AC Pilot too good + used other humans to test augment implants before putting on himself several times
@@comicsans8278he let two AC pilots die against you to lure you to fight the Ibis unit and knock you out unconscious the man is a scumbag through and trough
From his Arena description it seems it has something to do with his former career at Furlong.
yeah this was a crazy fight. When I beat Michigan and the grunts were like "He must have given as good as he got. We can still win this!' i agreed and was still scared since i only had like 2000 health left, no heals
I only had my fists.
I had like 1700+ and a lot of vertical plasma missiles, didn't take any chances and sniped them all (including a tetrapod mt) from cover
I got wilted down to only a pile bunker weapon and under 300 health after Michigan.
I was down to my last pair of song birds, my sword, and a good 100 health left.
Decided to completely revamp my main AC after that
Genuinely wish we had an option to side with him, like in the mission with Swinburne. Great character, great dialogue and great voice actor :). Thanks for the nice video, as always.
Hopefully if they do a sequel like with past ac generations, they add that option.
@@bobanderson1215or upcoming DLCs.. The previous armored core's added many DLC contents.
Then what? Fight rusty after siding with Michigan?
There’s no good ending here :(
@@vex4tious
Rusty can still eject, like he did in a fight with Raven in the next level. I don't think Michigan and his boys would kill him once he did it. Michigan respects people who deserve respect to much to do sth like that.
my absolute favourite line in the game is "They're good you know? They go real far when you throw them."
The characterization, the delivery. its hilarious i love it.
Fun fact: Throwing away your medal is also a sign of disrespect to your superiors (Very common among former US Vietnam veterans) implying that Michigan didn’t like Balam Execs
@DjiuhTi see, i didnt even realise that. top tier shit. indirect reference to the vietnam war is right at home in AC6.
@@DjiuhTimakes sense, Volta’s last words are him pleading Iguazu to appreciate that Michigan is better than “the suits” that run Balam
My favorite line from him will always be "I know just the volunteer to go poke the beast with a stick" same reasons as yours. Michigan is a true chad
“The only clown around here is you kennebec” is totally something Batman from Batman brave and the bold would say, and it sounds almost identical
I love how despite pushing his squad really hard, he still genuinely cares for them. Like how he doesn’t judge them if they choose to withdraw. Also how he remembers all of their names. He’s tough, but he’s a good leader. Like real drill sergeants.
This mission will always be my favorite because it really feels like you’re fighting an entire faction and you have to adapt to fighting one of the strongests acs while being shot at from every direction as your ammo will drain rapidly if you bring high caliber weapons it’s so hectic
good preparation as well as clever rationing got me my first s rank just because i like doing this sortie for fun and seeing how builds fair against this mission
He remembers them all by name, gives you respect for your work throughout the game, and has a killer reputation all of his own.
I wished we could have sided with Balam. I can only imagine Michigan would cheer you on taking down Snail or Freud.
Imagine Raven and Michigan working together to take down Snail - pure catharsis, right there.
Or at the very least an ending where they win instead of Arquebus
I don’t know why but I’m so obsessed with “Intercept the Redguns” from a narrative standpoint. At this point, Balam Industries is completely screwed now that Arquebus Corporation possesses the scavenged PCA tech to drive them off-world, pretty much all the Redguns have either deserted or were killed off and many of the lesser grunts and MTs were wiped out by the Watchpoint’s defenses and mass desertions occurring and all G1 Michigan has left of his forces are his most fanatical MT squadrons taking on a pointless mission of trying to take down Raven and hopelessly charge through NEPENTHES.
But does he turn tail and run? No, he orders his soldiers to charge into battle against a single pilot of mass destruction (C4-621 Raven/V.IV Rusty) for a hopeless battle in the service of an uncaring corporation and dying senseless deaths on the battlefield, par for the course in the world of Armored Core. Sure, Michigan could’ve read the room and knew this to be a lost cause and joined the withdrawal from Rubicon 3 to face the wrath of Balam’s higher ups for his failure but he’ll be damned if he wasn’t going all in to “bag the big one” and take a shot at eliminating the Wall Climber, the Worm Killer and the only G13 who has lived this long.
Even when he dies, does his MT squadron break and try to flee? No, they assert that Michigan gave it his all, stand their ground and continue to fight. If 621 dies, Michigan wastes no time calling in relief teams to the front to tend to the wounded.
Even Handler Walter doesn’t sound ecstatic about killing Michigan off, simply telling 621 to get the job done. They must’ve known each other back on Jupiter when Walter was sent there as a boy before the Fires of Ibis erupted.
I’m almost reminded of Stannis Baratheon and his ill-fated March to Winterfell from Game of Thrones (TV Series only! Book Stannis is very different and much more successful). Forces depleted from mass desertions and facing overwhelming odds with no hope of victory but goes down fighting.
Goddamn, I so wish there was a route to side with Balam all the way, maybe a DLC or “AC6.1” game like For Answer and Verdict Day where we have more options to side with the other factions such as the PCA or BRANCH.
loved this mission. I wish the game had more missions as intense as this one. I felt sad having to kill Michigan. I felt even sad when I did NG+ and found out he died regardless. If not by your hand, then by Rusty's hand.
Feel like the game could use add on missions to enhance story. Walter is friendly with Michigan, and he knows Rusty is going to be sent after him if you don't take it.
Would be cool to make a Red Guns path starting with intercepting Rusty. Let us join in all out war of remaining Balam forces trying to hold the facility against a full force of Arquebus assault. Can even have Rusty survive interception mission, and lead Rubicon Liberation army against either side.
He may be gone but he is forever remembered in our hearts
I haven't seen anyone else mention this, so I might as well. Walter's line for if Raven goes down after Michigan is so devastated because this is pretty much the worst possible outcome for him. He had planned to set 621 up with the Redguns after burning the Coral (the original plan was for Walter and Carla to fly the Xylem into the Convergence while 621 and the Redguns evacuate Rubicon), and it's made pretty obvious in his dialogue in the normal dam mission and the Ice Worm mission that he's old friends with Michigan and respects the guy a lot. He's never happy with Michigan dying, as you can tell from how depressed he sounds in the mission success dialogue, but if Michigan and 621 take each other down Walter has now lost two friends and pretty much any hope of seeing Overseer's plans through to the end, all because you were dumb enough to play to Snail's tune. It's easily the worst outcome for him personally of any mission in the game.
Should have taken the RLF's offer. Shame that Rusty ruins Walter's plan even if you don't.
I'm curious, when did Walter say that he'd leave 621 with the Redguns after burning the coral? The idea seems really badass honestly and I'm wondering where it was said.
It's been a while now, but working from memory...
It's never directly stated that Walter plans to leave 621 with the Redguns, but he does confirm with Michigan that if Walter disappears 621 can have a place with the Redguns, and he is also careful to confirm that Balam has prepared transportation off of Rubicon prior to the Ice Worm mission that leads to the Coral Convergence. There's also some dialogue in NG+ where he mentions 'leaving 621 with the Redguns' that implies they may have discussed the possibility in the past.
Note that unlike Red, Michigan never offers 621 an official place as a Redgun or tries to get Raven to sign up, despite repeatedly praising the player's skill and expressing respect (like in this video). He wouldn't need to, if he'd already arranged to hire Raven after the Rubicon campaign.
0:47 she got roasted real hard
I just realized Michigan told his remaining troops that he didn't die in a fight, was so Raven couldn't claim the bounty he set on himself.
I mean the point of the bounty is to give the redguns one last pay, which at this point kinda pointless
I'm sad that there was no ending connected to Balam in the game. I would have enjoyed if we could join the Redguns officially and fight alongside Michigan. Also, having the opportunity to become a numbered Vesper and Join Snail to fight for Arquebus, would have been interesting too.
If they ever make an Arquebus route, I hope they give you the chance to still assassinate Snail and become V.I
Michigan knew every man under his command. Cared for every one of them too. Damn it fromsoft, why dis you not let us side with balam!
The only cutie around here is YOU, Kennebec!
This was a fun mission. I hope we get more all-out battles like this in expansions.
This fight is really hard, but honestly one of the most fun too
@@blastmole299 Agreed. Good shit.
@@blastmole299I am at a point where I want the unfair AC fights from old games back. Give them double, hell triple health, some stagger punish combos melt the AI too quickly.
Balam MT after killing you with Michigan dead
Balam Grunt: We got them! We avenged Michigan!
Balam Grunt: Let's see those Arquebus freaks do now...
Meanwhile elsewhere
Rusty: Buddy died to Michigan's fodder, no matter. I will dispose of them easily...
I fucking love Michigan and this mission so much. Everyone talking so much shit and he's the only one that knows you are him and should not be taken lightly
WE ARE 2000 ALBANYS
Or 20 Iguazus
Wish we could work for balam
I like Michigan asks Rusty to switch side
G1 Michigan used to be an AC pilot until he took a charged pile bunker to the knee.
FS write a faceless voice better than anything come from COD/battlefield
Was that bit where the downed transport chopper crashed on and staggered the first tetrapod planed or just luck?
1:20
That's pure luck right there. Cool ones tho
I just noticed that lol
happened to me as well! always worth shooting those things down
It's pure luck but still cool af that stuff like that can even happen. They could've just make it so that the enemy hitboxes don't collide with each other but they didn't and I love it.
Taking down Michigan was the lowest moment in the game… G1 is and will always be the most heroic of the AC Pilots on Rubicon. A leader who knows the men and women he leads. I think any of us with a good head on our shoulders would follow mean old Michigan into battle.
I only did it fearing I’d otherwise have to fight Rusty in the alternate mission… like most FromSoft games, they do not relent.
Thx for showing the dialogues!
If there was one thing that G1 Michigan did, that V.II Snail didn't was that he treated you like one of his own.
Sure youre given the cursed number G13, but even as a merc, Michigan treated you at the least a part of the Redguns.
This mission alone was worth the $60 i spent on the game
"Sir...! Im a useless maggot,sir!"
We aren’t gonna talk about the quad copter landing on top if the tetrapod 1:35
Hello GreyCaliber! I was just wondering, is there any unique dialogue if you manage to beat every single enemy before Michigan and leave him for last (or is this even possible)? The "solo" part is what this is right, so no added dialogue I guess? You miss out on quite a bit of his post-death dialogue from the others then, huh?
By the way, thank you so much for these videos, I and many others really appreciate getting to see all the dialogue permutations, it was sometimes hard to follow while playing but it's so interesting, well-written and important to the story to be able to listen to all these interactions!
At around 3:09 is the segment for Michigan being the last one alive. I'll re-adjust the timestamps to clarify that segment. After doing all these videos, its very surprising how much dialogue characters have in comparison to how quick the fights go.
This mission made me feel so sad after I finished it😭
I wanted to help the redguns beat arquebus so badly
I wish i could say something to the ac6 characters apologize for what i’m going to do or tell rusty that he’s my friend 🤠
you are too pure 😭but i feel ya
Michigan is just like Gunnery Sgt. Hartman
This mission is single handedly the HARDEST mission in the game. For some reason my shoot buttons get harder and harder to press as the time goes on… is my controller broken?
that was fucking sad
This mission frustrated me. Not because of how difficult it was, but because I felt like I wasn't giving it my all. Not Living up to the reputation in the story. 😊
this game makes it fun to be sadistic kinda
this made me feel just sad. You sound kinda sociopathic
I really hope this comment is just edgy 😰
Bullism
Does anybody feel that the corporations are giving you Borderlands vibes?Balam is Dahl and Arquebus is Hyperion/Maliwan.Heck,G1 Michigan sounds like a Borderlands antagonist due to how hilariously he treats his troops so badly as some kind of motivation for them and respecting the protagonist more than his soldiers.
What? Michigan literally remembers the names of all the soldiers he got, Even the MT pilots. After he defeats you the first thing he did was call for a relief team for the wounded soldiers. He even offers the soldiers a chance to retreat before they fight Raven. He even knows some of his soldiers have diaries.
@@Eradicator-jv9xr Yeah.He does care for his soldiers more than Snail does.But seriously,he kepts insulting his soldiers and praises Raven/621 more than his soldiers.Please pay attention to the dialogue with Michigan throughout the game.Also,I learned this because of Tv Tropes.
@@ahmadhadi177he's humbling them. Notice he only spits out insults if they initiate the trash talk. He's the old school break their ego type military leader
@@ahmadhadi177 OH yeah, but it it's actually kinda their fault, if you go back and check all the times he badmouthed his workers was when they initiated the badmouthing or when they were saying shit they shouldn't be (for example: Iguazu spilling the beans about the Operation Wallclimber to 621 and gloating about it, Michigan noticed that and immediately shuts him down)
it is kinda rough, a little bit to agressive, but with an intent. if you served in the military, you know that michigan is a good commander, chill even, also caring hell of a lot.
Like, dude, his fault is mostly being not harsh enough. he shuts down soldiers in a battle in the most playfull way possible. he needed to cut it off tight on both his and his soldiers part, to focus on the battle, but his way can also be interpreted as with intent to hold the morale
Sorry, not a native speaker, grammar is pretty messed up, probably
@@ahmadhadi177
To be honest, I never really liked Michigan. Just the way he talks to his soldiers.
Still, killing all of these MTs didn't feel all too good. Giving them voices made them relatable and human.
Very good Mission design though, because it is line with the Universe of AC.
Not always the bad guy. But most certainly not always the good guy either.
He's the strict and harsh big bro type at outside, but really care about all of his siblings inside. The last text log of G4 Volta when you find his AC carcass at operation wallclimber at the left side of town confirm about this.
@@HiroyaFujimiyathe fact that he remembers all of his personel down to their personality shows just how close he is with the whole squad.
@@HiroyaFujimiya Wait a moment, didn't he say that moments before dying in what can only be described as a total defeat ... ?
@@cykrya5156 And once again he still uses them as meat shields in a battle against an opponent he knows will eradicate them like nothing. Him remembering their names is not exactly making up for that.
@@LukazChrom he's setting up his AC... you really think going there with an uncalibrated or even without an AC is smart? especially considering he knows just how skilled raven are. either way, sacrifices must be made (albeit futile). besides they're soldiers first and foremost, i think their fights are fitting, considering that i view the boss fight as raven fighting G1 means him fighting the Redguns as a whole.