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The name of the movie is Independence Day. Highly recommend a watch

well you know a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do to save his loved ones and sometimes that means sacrificing his life to achieve that ultimate goal he's not happy but he does it because it has to be done not because he wants to do it he's getting the job done because there is no other option he can't launch the missile it's jammed so the only option in the suicide option plain and simple

Was the test successful, good sir?

you see you see what happens when your like a mac owner with your high horse bs of only windows pcs get viruses this happens and as you can see all it takes is one virus to get in to fuck up your entire computer system dude it does not matter if windows pc's only get virus because so do macs and even alien computer systems this is why the aliens lost thinking their system was secure and immune to viruses and thus they let a virus in and boom they got so owned by primative apes with missiles🤣

eagle 20 fox two because fox one was a failure and I forgot about it🤣

That's some plot armour right there

Are those nukes? If they're nukes then that would likely destroy Area 51, which at this point is housing hundreds of women and children

I am not Master Chief, I am Red Supersoldier Man

Você deve adorar uma formação massiva de tropas/navios para uma batalha

La música de Mass Effect te hace eso. Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado

@@TOONYBOY a ti las gracias amigo por la musica y la edicion

Whatever he's done in a previous life, he's brought the bullying on himself

They're more than welcome to come and set the record straight

Pink is pink

Funny you should mention that...

Never the same as playing it, but here's hoping it gets some proper crossplay. If so, I'll get you in for a few matches

And am glad you enjoyed as well

@@TOONYBOY yes! Sounds good!

I just checked again, apparently it _does_ have crossplay with Switch. Now I'm wondering what it was I read the other day when it said it wasn't

@@TOONYBOY it does?! Cuse I also saw that it's not on switch yet... So how does that crossplay work?

Well I'm glad you enjoyed it, but the intention wasn't to remake or update the battle, simply fulfil a crossover between two fictional medias I enjoy

@@TOONYBOY Understood. But man, it came out extremelly well. Good job man!!

@@ct87gn25 Well cheers again, man

Cheers. I don't know my own strength, apparently

Aw, cheers. I've got a couple of other Independence Day/Mass Effect crossover edits that I decided to upload when this one started to do so well

Aw, thanks man

We Have Visual the alien queen was such a dumb ass for letting the humans connect their mac to their network because that gave them the door in to upload the virus

The music I added or the music from the actual film?

I'm not 100% on what to make of this comment, but yes, this soundtrack is from the last mission in Mass Effect 2 when you take the fight to the Collectors

I would not go that far at all, but cheers

"Suicide Mission" isn't referring to this scene from the movie, it's referring to the final mission of Mass Effect 2. It's also the name of the soundtrack from that same mission of Mass Effect 2

connecting a weak ass old mac like that mac to an alien super computer is suicidal because no one today would connect such an old obsolete computer to the modern net and feel safe so why they would do it back then they wouldn't which just shows the pair on those guys for doing it when you think about it seriously it's a shear miracle the alien software didn't catch the intrusive mac in there system and annihilate it immediately

He would have had to make sure that the jet actually hits the weapon. Considering that if the jet hits any other part of the gun, there's a chance it doesn't destroy it and his family in the base below is destroyed, it's reasonable that he decides to condemn himself in order to eliminate the chance of failure rather than save himself and leave it a 50/50

It's up close and personal. And making sure that his family is safe. And with that size, center, and underneath of the explosion... You'll get broiled before you even hit the ground when using the parachute. Falling fiery debris all around him. 😁😁😁😁

@@erichanastacio9695 Also all of that, yeah

The ejection seat would only send him into the superweapon's unfolded doors at 650 mph. Pancakes, anyone?

Aw, cheers man. And if Advent Children is anything to go by, the pre-2000's games had awesome soundtracks as well. I think the only difference is soundtracks that are meant to go with story-focused cutscenes. Like, the difference between a soundtrack behind gameplay like this Infiltration soundtrack from the Collector Base in ME2 (th-cam.com/video/GB5dKamxtI4/w-d-xo.html). At around 1:10 of this soundtrack is where the cutscene kicks in and this music is allowed to be paced similarly to how it would in a movie. You can follow the story just off the music without seeing the scene. You have the desperation and urgency as both teams try to hold off the Collectors, with the danger increasing as your engineer struggles to close the door and the second team come over to help yours out and you get this impression that every member of the team is covering the others' back. Then you can hear the part of the soundtrack where the threat it over. Then you have around 2:30 onwards of the track which is the basic combat music for the gameplay. As games have gotten more story focused, soundtracks have become more "focused" in order to create specific emotions in specific moments. Then you have examples like Halo, where the soundtrack doesn't go with a cutscene, but it loops in such a way that allows it to play throughout the gameplay and not feel like it's looping, like One Final Effort or something like that