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Basics are avoiding damage and swift completion of the mission. Cutting ammo cost and having high accuracy can help. I don't know the specific requirements for this mission though.

The amount of time taken and the amount of damage taken are the primary factors. You want to kill the floating MT's in the trap rooms quickly before they can shoot, and then avoid damage in the final AC fight. Also consider that AC part cost increases repair costs, so choosing cheap parts can sometimes help.

@@WH04-KARASAWA Thanks your feedback

@@WH04-KARASAWA Você sabe como fazer o AC usar as armas traseiras pesadas de pé? Sem precisar se ajoelhar?

Tank legs have no cannon restrictions. Quad legs can fire cannons as long as they're are on the ground. Only two leg and hover AC's have to kneel. You can see my leg type and movement video for more leg differences.

Good question, I don't list the builds I use because the videos are more about the approach to a fight/mission than providing a perfect setup. That said, I might have been using VREX-F/ND-8 for the lock speed and range. It's a great long range missile FCS.

The problems with EO in the video are specific to AC3 and Silent Line. Nexus, Ninebreaker, and Last Raven had much improved EO cores. SELENA is actually very powerful in those games. However even in d/SL you can use EO if you want, they are just more difficult to extract benefits from than OB. EO are useful against slow or large enemies in confined spaces, but you need to be aware of their tendency to randomly aim at far off enemies behind walls. They're also the only ranged weapon with infinite ammo (Energy EO only), but all of them have different recharge times. GRP, the 3/SL name for Selena, has a long recharge time of I think 20 seconds, if you enable them before they recharge the timer resets, I've seen players unaware of this cycle EO's and prevent them from regenerating ammo. In AC fights the inaccuracy of EO is a major problem but they can be combined with stun weapons like handguns to improve hit rates. Lastly EO can work as a backup radar since they EO guns themselves point at the target they are tracking. While OB's ability to control distance and spacing is often more useful, both core types can used when plaything through 3 and SL. In NX and later, EO's are a lot better and can be used in all situations.

The lockbox is a Sideways type, the part is PLS-SRA02 which is hidden in the mission Takeover New Fortress. The rest of the parts are MHD-MM/007 MCL-SS/RAY MAM-MX/MDD (not the greatest arms, they were chosen sort of at random, HADRO arms would be a better pick) MLM-MM/ORDER CBT-FLEET PLS-SRA02 CGP-ROX RMR-SA44 (No Inside) CM-AD-10 (No Back Right) MWG-KARASAWA (No Arm Left) Optionals would be both defense ones (always take these), EN weapon enhancements, and probably turning speed.

Hello, the RAY core is obtained by defeating rank A-3 Shade in the arena.

This is a good point to bring up, though it also varies by game as in some games stats are accurate while in others they are misleading (and some stats were added as the series went on). A big example is the moving ability stat which is supposed to represent walking speed when in actuality walking speed is hardcoded by leg type in most games. By Last Raven most of the stats are "real" but the further back you go the more careful you have to be when trying to read stats.

Imo written format communication is better for this kind of stuff, especially since audio cues are an excellent indicator for what an AC is doing. You also don't have to split attention between the instructions and what it looks like in practice, you can just pause, read and then watch it in action. Also no worries about audio quality, if you are talking too fast or too slow, tone, accents making things hard to understand, audio balancing VS the game audio. Also it leaves the vid maker giving away less about themselves, which can appeal to some people.

Text is superior for videos like this.

​@BlazeEmerald I disagree I prefer explanation while watching so I can see the action and associate it with the thought process.

PvP can be a deep subject and the fine details will depend on which game is being played. There are some commonalities, but it will probably be a big video. I was considering doing an AC stats video, so if I decide to go ahead with that I might devote some time to PvP specifically. I can't say if I will get around to it for certain right now though.

@@WH04-KARASAWA I understand, maybe instead of a really long video it could be about certain type of weapon and how to use them properly?

EO can still be used, I just think OB is more useful in general and easier to get advantages from, especially in the arena. You're right in saying EO does a lot of damage when it does connect, so if you find an enemy that can't easily avoid them they become a lot more useful. And of course if shooting more things is more fun, it's hard to argue against that!

@@WH04-KARASAWA I learned Bunny hoping and the slide technique after jumping SO is not that Bad, I'm going to try OB a bit I always stall after using it XD

Real af mate, ac6 has been awesome but i really enjoy how piloting feels like in old gen

Same I just like that feeling when your new to old ac and your like wtf this is so stiff. But then you improve and make the movements fluid with your skill.

Yes. Classic AC movement was the best. Reached its peak i think in Last Raven, excluding how nerfed i to the ground OB was