Horrifying, as in less than 10 years since the events at AC5, Belka developed its technology. Falsification of identification signals or construction of drones. Especially those of ordinary fighters like the Super Hornet.
Thing is, drone and AI development is nothing new for Belka, or Gründer specifically. This is only hinted at through suble clues throughout the game, but Schroeder's work, and the entire Erusian drone program, is an outgrowth of the ZOE program.
Personally, I wasn't, because I guessed it two years in advance (and didn't make a video about it... would have been a hell of bet). It's not a very realistic depiction (it wouldn't be this bad), but it's a fantastic plot point and one's I've been interested for years - after all, Gravity is my favorite film ever.
This type of mission, in the dead of night, with no world wide communication is perfect for search and destroy operations. It's just too good to be true. It's also the perfect opportunity for the LRSSG to conduct night raids without the enemy even knowing, the same goes for espionage campaigns with all the coups and rebellion fiasco's going on.
I really love that mission in terms of setting, music and plot, the whole ID mechanic works really well and doesn't overstay its welcome either. Sadly, there are some waiting games, but I don't mind those too much because they let me enjoy the scenery and music here.
@Casshern Fate Satellite internet access is suuper slow. It's useful for people who live in isolated areas, but you'll be lucky to achieve average speeds of 20 or 30 kb/s.
You know its bad when expect a celebration after a long war only to see more chaos after the war you're in. Oh also Robots who could take over the world for worse
F-35 critics say that this fighter is not suitable for CAS missions. But in the right hands, the F-35 can perform such missions. Can airplanes with ultra-modern avionics like Gripen E, F-22A, Su-35S or F-35C operate under such conditions and can modern sensors work without the previously used identification system? Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning II - on-board version of the first generation multi-purpose fighter. The F-35C version with AC7 differs significantly from the version known from AC5 and ACZ. In the history of Ace Combat there were also F-35B and F-35A. And in my opinion they should join AC7. PS: You have to make a list of countries that use all aircraft in AC7 in 2019.
So here's a fun fact. On this plane, a decal labelled "DANGER JET INTAKE" is present. Of all things, this decal is reused for the ADF-11 Raven and its various offshoots. That's one of the absolute weirdest details I just recently noticed.
I saw that line just yesterday. It was quite shocking, but everything did make sense, and it gave another point of Radicals being able to create fake ids and using the confusion for their advantage
Heh... at this point, it feels weird having the person responsable for developing the UAV drone tecnology at your sight... just one missile... and the end of all this mess... thought... to bad he is with the civilians... hmmm..... kind of wish that at this point, the ending could be different whatever you do here, like, if you dont shoot down the C1, you will have to fight againts the Enhanced drones at the space elevator, BUT! if you shoot down the C1, you could be facing a very enraged Mr X wanting to reveange the death of his grandaughters, it could have be a cool but sad ending. Also... it feels odd... hearing Albert Wesker's voice actor in a game that is not Resident Evil xD
It could be that, or it could be that GPS satellites were knocked down too - something that wouldn't happen due to a Kessler syndrome in low orbit, but they might have been targeted. I'm spilling the beans on my possible video, but the atomic clocks GPS sats carry are used to sync networks. Earth based backups would start desyncing by a few milliseconds soon after, which would probably grind the internet to a halt.
@The Garden of E sim 117 You said that. Like I pointed out before, optical cables actually work better than satellites. And ground-based stations and AWACS can also keep global communication running even there are no satellites. But hey, given the stupidity of people in this world, you can't expect them to understand commonsense.
GeneralWildDog I just feel it would always be explained away on dlc or other sources like books by either being the technology of Strangereal is only strangely real or another Balkan conspiracy is at work
It's nice that Count has a radio on his plane since Full Band IFF debacle. After Wiseman's death, he has done a complete 180°.
The mention of the radio isn't just a throwback to Full Band; it also explains something that happens later in M19.
Been a fan of the Ace Combat series since 98, I can definitely say, AC7 is the TRUE sequel to AC5. =) Hell of a plot, and its got "feels" yo.
It is “Skies Unknown” for a reason
If I was Karl or Labarthe Trigger's tunnel run would've given me a heart attack. Brilliant flying mate!
This board has my second favorite track in the game. It fits so well!
Also, Labarthe's car has a GTR engine lmao
Still no match for chiken-powered Yuke trucks.
Still the gtr is popular
Horrifying, as in less than 10 years since the events at AC5, Belka developed its technology. Falsification of identification signals or construction of drones. Especially those of ordinary fighters like the Super Hornet.
Thing is, drone and AI development is nothing new for Belka, or Gründer specifically. This is only hinted at through suble clues throughout the game, but Schroeder's work, and the entire Erusian drone program, is an outgrowth of the ZOE program.
I know I am a bit late but was anyone else blown away at the fact this game included "Kessler Syndrome" as a main plot point?
Personally, I wasn't, because I guessed it two years in advance (and didn't make a video about it... would have been a hell of bet). It's not a very realistic depiction (it wouldn't be this bad), but it's a fantastic plot point and one's I've been interested for years - after all, Gravity is my favorite film ever.
This type of mission, in the dead of night, with no world wide communication is perfect for search and destroy operations. It's just too good to be true. It's also the perfect opportunity for the LRSSG to conduct night raids without the enemy even knowing, the same goes for espionage campaigns with all the coups and rebellion fiasco's going on.
I really love that mission in terms of setting, music and plot, the whole ID mechanic works really well and doesn't overstay its welcome either. Sadly, there are some waiting games, but I don't mind those too much because they let me enjoy the scenery and music here.
Anyone who's used satellite internet access will have a laugh at that intro.
Hope you like books!
@Casshern Fate Satellite internet access is suuper slow. It's useful for people who live in isolated areas, but you'll be lucky to achieve average speeds of 20 or 30 kb/s.
Not to mention the ping will be through the roof if you're trying to do any multiplayer gaming due to the distance the data has to travel.
Comona Island ISAF Satellite since 2004-2005.
You are amazing!!. When I see your gameplays I really can see the "Trigger" they talk about on the game.
Thank you!
You know its bad when expect a celebration after a long war only to see more chaos after the war you're in. Oh also Robots who could take over the world for worse
F-35 critics say that this fighter is not suitable for CAS missions. But in the right hands, the F-35 can perform such missions. Can airplanes with ultra-modern avionics like Gripen E, F-22A, Su-35S or F-35C operate under such conditions and can modern sensors work without the previously used identification system?
Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning II - on-board version of the first generation multi-purpose fighter. The F-35C version with AC7 differs significantly from the version known from AC5 and ACZ. In the history of Ace Combat there were also F-35B and F-35A. And in my opinion they should join AC7.
PS: You have to make a list of countries that use all aircraft in AC7 in 2019.
So here's a fun fact. On this plane, a decal labelled "DANGER JET INTAKE" is present. Of all things, this decal is reused for the ADF-11 Raven and its various offshoots.
That's one of the absolute weirdest details I just recently noticed.
So, in the end Labarthe's chopper got shot down by a Belkan F-16C drone, or an 'allied' Osean fighter with misinformation comin' from AWACS Argus?
The latter.
What can be confusing is that Argus' line doesn't always play. I didn't hear it until my third time.
@@TugaAvenger Thank you very much, Tuga.
I hadn't seen that line very much either, it doesn't always show up I guess. Awesome flyin' BTW. :)
I saw that line just yesterday. It was quite shocking, but everything did make sense, and it gave another point of Radicals being able to create fake ids and using the confusion for their advantage
Those drones' flight pattern when they take off is downright ritualistic in its shape. Unnerving to see.
When i grow up maybe ill join the airforce nah its do dangerous but its fun :) 😊😊😊☺☺☺
You wouldn't be the first inspired by Ace Combat: real flying is far different, but the passion is there nonetheless.
Above all, follow your heart.
I need a psp right now and i wanna play ace combat in the psp
Heh... at this point, it feels weird having the person responsable for developing the UAV drone tecnology at your sight... just one missile... and the end of all this mess... thought... to bad he is with the civilians... hmmm..... kind of wish that at this point, the ending could be different whatever you do here, like, if you dont shoot down the C1, you will have to fight againts the Enhanced drones at the space elevator, BUT! if you shoot down the C1, you could be facing a very enraged Mr X wanting to reveange the death of his grandaughters, it could have be a cool but sad ending. Also... it feels odd... hearing Albert Wesker's voice actor in a game that is not Resident Evil xD
Killing Dr Schroeder won't end the mess, the drones are still in control of the radicals
Glad to see you use the F-35 for this mission. It’s probably my second favorite plane to fly other than the SU-37.
So Stangereal don’t have undersea internet cables ? Did they abandon them or never bother to make them due to satellites?
It could be that, or it could be that GPS satellites were knocked down too - something that wouldn't happen due to a Kessler syndrome in low orbit, but they might have been targeted. I'm spilling the beans on my possible video, but the atomic clocks GPS sats carry are used to sync networks. Earth based backups would start desyncing by a few milliseconds soon after, which would probably grind the internet to a halt.
@The Garden of E sim 117
You said that. Like I pointed out before, optical cables actually work better than satellites. And ground-based stations and AWACS can also keep global communication running even there are no satellites.
But hey, given the stupidity of people in this world, you can't expect them to understand commonsense.
GeneralWildDog I just feel it would always be explained away on dlc or other sources like books by either being the technology of Strangereal is only strangely real or another Balkan conspiracy is at work
@@GeneralWildDog Cables are the fastest channel of communication.
@@GeneralWildDog Maybe somebody intentionally wanted to stir further chaos and destroyed/disrupted underwater/underground networks.
If Labarth put his foot down a bit instead of wittering on and on I would get some better times on this mission.
Really want to agree with you, but man's driving a van at 300km/h as is!
@@TugaAvenger Sure, but he could push it to 450 or just use worm holes like some of the drones seem to.
So they only use satellites for communications? no underwater cables?
anti-air Multi-lock missiles is prohibited, use something safer.
Wait, who is the commander again?