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I completely forgot I commented on that old video! Man how time flies! I'm happy to be an invaluable commenter!

Calling the frozen lake level music "odd" and not awesome is certainly a choice.

It's cool, but a little too fast paces for what I want in a mech game. Also online only, which isn't really what I want in VR.

How did the controls compare to Federation vs. Zeon? I remember playing a bunch of that game back in the day, and I even still have my copy of it.

It's crazy to me there's not a Vox Machinae video on your channel.

Heyo! Amazing video! When using the UI hold the grip to make a pointer finger. Once you do this the UI is easy to navigate. A lot of the mechs personality comes from their use of abilities, definitely recommend learning these, it's your panel on the right. Just need mass to use them, which you get from ammo crates. We will be looking at official support for larger battles, they were a ton of fun, but there's a lot of work to be done, as you point out, to get everything working with it, particularly with the UI. Also, it was a ton of fun playing with you!

It does seem to be a good blend of mechwarrior's grit and look with hawken's more basic but fast paced design. Meanwhile, I'm just waiting for someone to make some sort of patlabor sim where you alternate between investigative crime drama and tactical mecha cqc.

To bad the servers are empty, can never find any other players

I find progression systems a huge turnoff, since to get to the good parts of the game I have to dump hours of my life. I don't want to grind. The only thing I want to "progress" is developing skills in something, not some bullshit RPG progression system. The moment I see a progression system, I immediately recognize I've been put on a track and that an exchange is demanded for me to get what I want. I don't want to be manipulated like that unless it links into some story component. Multiplayer progression systems shouldn't exist. Give me a sandbox I can make encounters in and play them with people I like.

You should check out OVRLRD a much more sim like mech game for VR

I still don't want to buy anything that ever involved Palmer Lucky, but good mech games would enthuse me to get a headset from someone else, like if Steam's rumored standalone Deckard is any good. But, what I'd really like is for Hawken to come back, or Strike Vector, though I never played that. Or, yeah, I can try to get Steel Battalion and an OG XBox! 😝

"I enjoy the grind" - Well, I guess we are not alike. I always think that getting rewards for grinding are just distracting players from the fact that the core game play loop cant get them coming back simply because it is good and fun in itself. I must say I would love if Hawken or something dark and gritty would get a VR port. Because essentially Simulation games that do not have the immersion breaking factor of direct character movement do work best in VR in my humble opinion. I mean a good MW in VR would just be amazing.

Slap the health stick as it deploys. In-game use presets for loadouts.

This looks very promising. I have a Meta Quest 2 also. For me it's best for fitness apps. But I have enjoyed playing several games for it.

I think it'd be cool if we got a Gundam Pod remake in VR, since those Gundam Pods were already on that AR/Simulated Reality line that VR likes to blur anyways. Theres just something timeless about blasting zeeks and chopping feddies in 0079-83 that will never get boring to me

Sick! This is what I've been looking for! Didn't know there was a WR vr game ether. Used to play that all the time before it sucked.

Underdogs is another vr mech game to check out

There ARE VR mods for mechwarrior 5 available now.

This actually gave me a new perspective on Order of Ecclesia. Might need to go back and experience them.

Most of us old bucks started out as Clanners.

this LOOKS good

Press 🔼 to change the palette during creation

err... Mech 5 / Mech 5 clans both high worth... HIGH... who are these people that complain so much? However clans is kicking my butt pretty hard.,. lol

I always pronounce jaleco as ja lee co

My favorite part of MechWarrior 3 were the movement animations of the mechs. The way they transition from walking to running. Each mech has that feel to them when they hit that full-speed stride. IMO none of the MechWarrior games after MW3 managed to capture that and I find it disappointing.

Can someone tell me why Microsoft was obsessed with the Uziel* during this time?😂

against officer pods, all their weaponry is front facing, if you watch the intro video, one of the parts you'll see is a veritech fighting the officer pod boss, the veritech is behind the boss and tries to stay behind the entire time, it is not a bullet v bullet fight, its a movement fight, you want to stay behind the officer pod whilst peppering him with your heavy weaponry

well I played alot of GA. It was a fun Game and what I like is parrying. and also this game was more in PVP is more balance than the Story. And yes the multiplayer was a miss opportunity to grow.

thank you algorithm for bringing me exactly what I need

This does look neat to just chill out too. Being a single player guy too i might dip in and play to relax.

GearBits is doing this in a fashion

The ol " 3 hrs and it didnt record!!??" I feel ya lol

I think the camera other game also didn't help, but that's not really Kei's fault

I'm going to be honest this video was kind of a struggle to watch because you're Robot was fluorescent blue for most of the time. I appreciate your showing off the customization options but if your capturing footage you should maybe consider how easy to watch you video is. Generally though the video was pretty informative I never heard about this game before.

This game really seems like... I really don't wanna say it, but diet coke version of Daemon X Machina? But DXM has a singleplayer campaign, several co-op missions and also PVP just to finish it off(though PVP is a little dead as of this time). I'm sure it has a lot of uniqueness, but DXM has customizable mechs, with a central core built around playing your way, if you want it melee, longrange, explosives, physical, beams. Practically anything

I love the idea of the devs holding pre-release tournaments both to gather data on the combat engine and also to market it and get the word out about it. As a huge fan of fighting games, I've seen SO many fighting games hit Kickstarter having done absolutely no work to market themselves, and just die on the vine completely. Granted, Garrison Archangel here didn't _explode_ in popularity I suppose (I blame the lack of console ports, as well as the fact that it's multiplayer focused by _not_ f2p), but still, it made the right moves pre-release...

Armored Core and ZOE? Looks more like Gundam vs series mission mode where you fight against bots

Damn.... I got excited when you said Armor Core meets Zone of the Ender (putting the cock back into cockpit, one mecha at a time!) till you got to the simple combat. I mean, what's really the point of pouring time and energy into the customization system if it adds nothing really to the game play. Oh well, at that price it might be worth a check once I have the free time to use my gaming laptop for actual gaming rather then an over powered word editor heh.

Great video!

like the story ! but the Mech combat just feels like a arcade game, nothing to thank about just shoot the bad guys boring not a lot of strat to it mech warrior 3 felt like a sim this feels like a cartoon i would rather play part 5 the combat and impact of it just the feel of it was better but i still thank it was a lil arcade feeling aswell and the thing that really bothers me is the scale of the world around you feels fake and not scaled right wish some one would make a Mech sim that felt real with the story telling of Mechwarrior clans

I started on MW3 rather than 2, and while I like MW2, the texturing for MW2:M is just so CRUNCHY that I can't live with it. A shame, because the salvage system seems like the best ever done in a MW game, if only i could get the Titanium edition to work!

you left out certain elements Mainy the take over Enemy system as well as Crippling enemy body parts for more fun and advantage situations moments

The soundtrack for the Saturn version is just the soundtrack from MW2: Mercenaries

The mech building is still my favorite in mechwarrior 2 mercs. It follows the rule book at the time to the letter which is nice. Building mechs in mw4 and the new 5 is extremely boring.

was good but from todays sight its very datet and limited. mech 2 mercs was bit further.

17:12 The song playing is this clip is from the mercenaries expansion of MechWarrior 2. And by God that soundtrack was amazing, bit standalone and in game

I'll never forget defeating the Annihilator in my Bushwhacker, switching to the Annihilator, going "This is too slow," and proceeding to beat the entire game in a Bushwhacker.