I loved the 12th mission of Ace Combat 7 and seeing how it led up to Stonehenge Defensive was cool. Especially since we eventually got to see the pay off of a fired Stonehenge gun, as it slices the Arsenal Bird in two. Rest easy, Railgun Four.
Its also Railgun four Redemption,Her Failure on the Ulysses Disaster it is what led to Both Wars,So she is Helping to end a war that its her fault in the first place
Several years later: "Hey Mobius 1, have you seen the news? I heard they shot down one of the Arsenal Birds with Stonehenge!" Mobius 1: "(sweats) Well. Thank god, we didn't destroy that eighth gun..."
Okay, but what if its actually unnecessarily big, immobile because its on a goddamn ice and just overall trash because we tried to copy Stonehenge but failed? Good idea, Generals, even Megalith, SOLG and Intolarence could do better
@@skeletonwguitar4383 You do realize that the Chandelier was mobile, right? That iceberg was moving throughout the mission, which automatically takes it to a level of lethality not seen until the Alicorn comes around.
@@skeletonwguitar4383 NO, The ice made it one of the most dangerous weapons in strangereal, why? Because chandelier was MOBILE. That made it Incredibly dangerous because there was technically NO RANGE LIMIT, if estovakia wanted, they can move that thing to osea, or where ever they wanted. And it fired Cruise Missles. Truly a dangerous piece of weaponry
It really is insane how far out stuff gets planned in storylines like this. That 8th cannon that was already disabled just sticking up like a sore thumb. I always wondered why it wasn't targeted.
I think the one Stonehenge gun being disabled is just a little detail to make the universe/mission feel a little more realistic, it makes sense that they wouldn't be able to get all of the turrets working, or that one broke down... Obviously in AC7 they could have explained it away by saying that they only had enough time to restore one of the guns, but I do appreciate the consistency, that the gun they fixed happened to be the gun that was out of commission the day ISAF attacked. Little details in the lore and universe is what I love about Ace Combat, and it's how they manage to make the series feel believable - despite the fact that aircraft can hold hundreds of missiles and there are literal flying aircraft carriers. Little stuff that makes you believe that Strangereal is a real place and you're fighting in a real war.
@@trainknut Everything you wrote is what is the literal draw for me to this series. There just aren't many AAA titles that have the effort into storytelling that AC does consistently. It's also why so many of us hated Assault Horizon, besides the DFM. You can suspend your disbelief in strangereal, and even feel emotions, (I teared up when Chopper died and felt panic when Harling died.) There just aren't many games that evoke emotion like AC does.
I love that while being a completely intimidating weapon, it actually saved millions of lives. Looking at weapons like Yuke subs and several Belkan planes - Stonehenge actually did its original job masterfully.
If I recall correctly, it's actually the only Anti-Asteroid weapon that was successfully deployed, deflecting or destroying a majority of the larger Ulysses chunks (though Usea still took the brunt of the damage since it was on the facing side of the planet when the fragments impacted).
@aidanpysher2764: You are *SO* far off it's vomit worthy!! Its "Original job" was shooting down the Ulysses Asteroids. It's Erusia's fault it became a weapon in the freaking war!!!
@@Phantom.Gaming64 Isn't Stonehenge actually easier though? I mean staying at low altitude is not exactly hard to do. With the submarines from AC5, you have to go up and down to avoid the ballistic missiles (admittedly more of an annoyance than a threat but still). I did like that they made Stonehenge harder on AC Infinity by having it actually fire at random spots with a huge blast radius.
I'll probably never get to play Ace Combat 7 at this point but LOL yeah Ace Combat 4 was my favorite game ever and to be honest Stonehenge is one of the most craziest realistic and probably most intimidating weapons with probably one of the greatest build-ups and stigmas and overall feel of the series genuinely stonehenge's able to incite Pure fear just At The Mention Of It
@@wallyhuncho2998 this version of Stonehenge is the original and much more deadlier if you're above 2000 ft and it fires the explosions cover the sky and you'll simply get vaporized
As an AC7 player It just like I'm taking part in an important historical event Nobody will know that the only one cannon Mobius 1 left behind will save Osea's half ass after several years
It wasn't "left behind", as mentioned by other ace combat media, the turret that survived had actually been hit during the fall of Ulysses and became inoperable.
@@frumpsterfire Yes, shamrock was the best wingman so far, he managed to wipe out everything, thats what I miss in in AC7, I felt fighting alone and all your friends did were just talking unimportant thing
I remember seeing my dad struggle with this mission . Kept getting shot down . I would think “there’s no way I could do that mission” I played Stonehenge Defensive recently . Failed it about 5 times and I must say .. how cool was that ? Ace combat 7 seems a bit more difficult , maybe that’s just me . I took the Su-37 tree route and I dig that plane . Such a cool generational gift . Love this game
This is the Canon way this fight went down I don’t care it’s perfect. Mobius one takes a head on shot at Yellow 13 who maneuvers at the last second dodging the Missile. The Maneuver leaves Yellow 4 vulnerable and separated from her wingman. Mobius one Spots yellow 4 struggling to control her Damaged Aircraft. Latches on and Guns her.
I think this is the only mission in AC04 where AA guns are legitimately terrifying on higher difficulties. There's so many in close proximity. Unless you want to cheese the mission and bomb Stonehenge from above 3,000m.
It was so good to return to Stonehenge in Skies Unknown and be able to watch just one of the cannons cut an Arsenal Bird in half like it was nothing. However, does anyone remember any of those Stonehenge cannons bitch-slapping them with the barrel if you got to close? It happened more than once on more than one playthrough, and I swear it can't have been coincidental.
10:57-11:01 I think these are the 4 Yellow pilots you're able to shoot down and kill in mission 15. When you shoot down 4 of them the 5th plane (presumably Yellow 13) leaves the battle area. It feels good to put faces to the Yellow pilots. It's safe to assume they knew the other 15 Yellow members you meet in mission 18. I have never flown in mission 15 to the North West part of the map where the 5 wing formation breaks up: 2 go to the airport, 1 to the government buildings (sky scrapers with the choppers and high way), and another 2 go to the Arch.
It's very weird that in every game theres an enemy squadron that goes toe to toe in your squadron. Eg: AC4 - Mobius vs Yellow Squadron, AC5 - Razgriz/Wardog vs Grabacr/8492 and Ofnir AC0 - Ummm... and AC7 - Mage?/Spare/Strider vs Sol
*Yellow 13:* "Pilots are responsible for their planes" *Me:* "Apparently fucking not, considering your wing mate & love interest just died, having failed to replace the damn engine!!!"
Stonehenge is and always will be the baddest and toughest superweapon. Only Excalibur could maybe take it out, and that would be tough for it to do as it is. It was nice of them to for once use a superweapon to kill a superweapon. Often it's just the pilot being invincible.
Yelü Longxu I would have to disagree. Ultimately, with proper terminal guidance, Stonehenge could take out the SOLG in space. Especially since Stonehenge was built mainly to shoot down asteroids
@@CobaltZ_hans Stonehenge shot downs asteroids within atmosphere. But even if it had such great altitude. SOLG have unlimited range, It can attacks Stonehenge beyond it's range.
I didn’t pay too close attention to briefing and accidentally brought XAAM’s to this mission 😅. I had to gun most of Stonehenge, and when the Yellows showed up I killed them all instantly with my 4-target lock on. Lmao...
It does bother me a little that they water down mobius 1's talent a little by saying hes getting these yellow kills due to engine trouble, and for later missions, rookie pilots getting cycled in.
Pilots are responsible for their machines, but squadron leaders are responsible for their pilots. 13 should have never allowed 4 to fly with an obviously broken machine.
I love how the start of this doesn't play any games. SkyEye gets two lines of dialogue, then the game immediately tells you to hit the deck and get down.
People keep noting the symmetry in 4 and 7's Stonehedge missions, I haven't seen this one get posted: This mission is when Erusea starts to take notice of the main character.
Georg Gross yes it was sabatoged by an ISAF agent from the inside. Which is why its the only one that is not destroyed from the attack and the one still in use in Acecombat 7
@Justice Clark Maybe in AC7, I was talking about real life ^^ To me it is still useless against experienced pilots. Speed is life, the Cobra just idles your aircraft
If the series ever comes to a close, I want the final installment giving the player a personal squadron of all of the previous titles' player characters. Strider 1, Mobius 1, Galm 1, all of them. Furthermore, crank their AI through the roof. Make them actually competent and deal meaningful damage. If that means Project Aces has to crank the difficulty up across all difficulties, do it.
I remember several times I got blown up even though I was below 2000 feet. What gives? Are the blasts actually spherical explosions that you can avoid by going above in this mission?
Since they are railguns, if you happen to fly in front of the rail while it is firing, it doesn't matter what altitude you are at. I did that a few times before I realized you have to pay attention to the way the cannons are facing.
@@TFRLIceman It's why firing a missile down the barrel destroys it in one hit. It's the hardest of the three parts of the cannon to hit, constantly moves, and has a chance of instantly killing you.
Hey, did anyone notice the title of the mission? The name is similar to another Stonehenge mission from Ace Combat 7, called Stonehenge Defensive, and both of them are the 12th mission of the campaign.
ISAF: you don’t have to shoot 1 cannon, it’s already offline
LRSSG: convenient.
LRSSG: it's free real estate
@@NaniteAlex Holy shit I was having an asstastic day and your comment made me fucking lol
Ace Combat 7 played that good ol' reverse card.
Lmao
One was required to take down another superweapon in the future.
Sky eye: "we need new heroes"
Friend: "don't be a hero"
Sky eye isn't dodging AA if he wants to be a hero LET HIM!
I loved the 12th mission of Ace Combat 7 and seeing how it led up to Stonehenge Defensive was cool. Especially since we eventually got to see the pay off of a fired Stonehenge gun, as it slices the Arsenal Bird in two.
Rest easy, Railgun Four.
Its also Railgun four Redemption,Her Failure on the Ulysses Disaster it is what led to Both Wars,So she is Helping to end a war that its her fault in the first place
Man the cracking of that incoming ordinate from Stonehenge.
And the OST just.. 😮💨 @ 2:44
Yellow 4: it's soo big
Me: @6:00
For those of you commenting on Stonehenge's eighth inactive turret: It's been like that since 2001 and we're aware of its existence.
Didn't a stray asteroid fragment strike the power supply when Ulysses made planetfall?
@@BarabasDantioch123 Yes, it's why Stonehenge's perimeter has a hole in it next to the inactive rail gun.
It’s the FORTH turret not the eighth
Well it doesn't matter
That turret destroyed Arsenal Bird
@@guts-141 hell yeah
Several years later:
"Hey Mobius 1, have you seen the news? I heard they shot down one of the Arsenal Birds with Stonehenge!"
Mobius 1: "(sweats) Well. Thank god, we didn't destroy that eighth gun..."
lmfao
it was more then 7 years
LMFAO Mobius 1 felt a shock of irony.
@@tonyepic8 several, not 7
Was damaged allready, you can see one down in this , the one next to the impact crater
Mobius One, please shoot down only six targets instead of seven.
But there's eight guns.
Lol that wouldve helped a lot on AC7 cuz thre could be a miss first then a climactic second devastating hiy on the arsenal bird
@@aaronsanceda4085 the point was that it couldn't miss, because it took them all this time to get the broken, old railgun actually working
Mission 12 of Ace Combat 4: Stonehenge Offensive
Mission 12 of Ace Combat 7: Stonehenge Defensive
I see what you did there Bamco, good callback.
A shame that 4 and 7 only make 11.
Mission 12 of Ace Combat 7: Stonehenge neutral combat, choose your path.
@@thesupersonicstig lmao yeah
8:11 - Students thinking they finished their exams
8:15 - Realizing there's a back side
My test PTSD is kicking back in now... thanks.
Estovakia: Okay, but what if it was bigger?
Okay, but what if its actually unnecessarily big, immobile because its on a goddamn ice and just overall trash because we tried to copy Stonehenge but failed?
Good idea, Generals, even Megalith, SOLG and Intolarence could do better
Chandelier.
@@skeletonwguitar4383 You do realize that the Chandelier was mobile, right? That iceberg was moving throughout the mission, which automatically takes it to a level of lethality not seen until the Alicorn comes around.
@@skeletonwguitar4383 NO, The ice made it one of the most dangerous weapons in strangereal, why? Because chandelier was MOBILE. That made it Incredibly dangerous because there was technically NO RANGE LIMIT, if estovakia wanted, they can move that thing to osea, or where ever they wanted. And it fired Cruise Missles. Truly a dangerous piece of weaponry
Stovakia stronk
It really is insane how far out stuff gets planned in storylines like this. That 8th cannon that was already disabled just sticking up like a sore thumb. I always wondered why it wasn't targeted.
It was hit by the Ulysses Asteroid strikes and was out of commission by the time the Stonehenge offensive happened
@@JangoPeppers oh I thought it was disabled by the ISAF agent
And at Ace Combat 7 mission 12, the same turret was used to shoot down the game's superweapon, Arsenal Bird.
I think the one Stonehenge gun being disabled is just a little detail to make the universe/mission feel a little more realistic, it makes sense that they wouldn't be able to get all of the turrets working, or that one broke down...
Obviously in AC7 they could have explained it away by saying that they only had enough time to restore one of the guns, but I do appreciate the consistency, that the gun they fixed happened to be the gun that was out of commission the day ISAF attacked.
Little details in the lore and universe is what I love about Ace Combat, and it's how they manage to make the series feel believable - despite the fact that aircraft can hold hundreds of missiles and there are literal flying aircraft carriers. Little stuff that makes you believe that Strangereal is a real place and you're fighting in a real war.
@@trainknut Everything you wrote is what is the literal draw for me to this series. There just aren't many AAA titles that have the effort into storytelling that AC does consistently. It's also why so many of us hated Assault Horizon, besides the DFM. You can suspend your disbelief in strangereal, and even feel emotions, (I teared up when Chopper died and felt panic when Harling died.) There just aren't many games that evoke emotion like AC does.
I love that while being a completely intimidating weapon, it actually saved millions of lives. Looking at weapons like Yuke subs and several Belkan planes - Stonehenge actually did its original job masterfully.
If I recall correctly, it's actually the only Anti-Asteroid weapon that was successfully deployed, deflecting or destroying a majority of the larger Ulysses chunks (though Usea still took the brunt of the damage since it was on the facing side of the planet when the fragments impacted).
Then Arkbird was deployed and was then repurposed to clean up the Atmosphere of the remaining fragments before the Grey Men took control of it.
It only failed because of human error
@@LockeLynx: I don't know where you get *Arkbird* from, because *Megalith* was built to replace Stonehenge
@aidanpysher2764: You are *SO* far off it's vomit worthy!! Its "Original job" was shooting down the Ulysses Asteroids. It's Erusia's fault it became a weapon in the freaking war!!!
Stonehenge has to be my favorite superweapon in the series.
Excalibur is still the most powerful in my opinion. :P
Here's to hope AC7 provides a new one.
@@andrewrogers6197 lol about that
Andrew Rogers Well it provided an old one, go check it out :)
@@Phantom.Gaming64 Isn't Stonehenge actually easier though? I mean staying at low altitude is not exactly hard to do. With the submarines from AC5, you have to go up and down to avoid the ballistic missiles (admittedly more of an annoyance than a threat but still). I did like that they made Stonehenge harder on AC Infinity by having it actually fire at random spots with a huge blast radius.
Wow what a reference to this mission. Ace Combat 7's mission: Stonehenge's Defensive
I'll probably never get to play Ace Combat 7 at this point but LOL yeah Ace Combat 4 was my favorite game ever and to be honest Stonehenge is one of the most craziest realistic and probably most intimidating weapons with probably one of the greatest build-ups and stigmas and overall feel of the series genuinely stonehenge's able to incite Pure fear just At The Mention Of It
Omg Stonehenge is back from AC Infinity lol
@@wallyhuncho2998 this version of Stonehenge is the original and much more deadlier if you're above 2000 ft and it fires the explosions cover the sky and you'll simply get vaporized
@@ethanspaziani1070 what do you mean you will never get to play it?
@@ChrisGuzmanS my life got destroyed I'm just happy I even have a phone with internet and that I'm not starving
From losing it's 7 working railguns to redeeming itself with the 8th one; Stonehenge is AC7's Razgriz.
a demon for the ISAF now a hero of the OSEA
*SPOILERS FOR ACE COMBAT 7*
And then, 15 years later, we get to defend Stonehenge. What a thrilling throwback :D
ZΞRO also it’s mission 12 in both games that involve Stonehenge
When i saw the map in ac 7 i was like dont this look familiar? Then i was like OH WOW THE NOSTALGIA
AC4: destroy Stonehenge and take out yellow 13 girlfriend yellow 4
AC7: defend Stonehenge and take out Eurasia's favorite angle the arsenal bird
Erusea: *Stonehenge* *Offensive* quite ironic
@@randomguy-hc7pv Same.
8:27 Look at bottom right the 8th Stonehenge is still alive but offline until Ace Combat 7.
Oh yeah i noticed it too
Notice the metor impact next to it? That's why it's offline.
ITS THE 4TH
@@darchibald8303 I believe anyone would notice a giant hole
@@Project_VideoGame The swarm of my braindead comrades who joined with AC7 says otherwise
As an AC7 player
It just like I'm taking part in an important historical event
Nobody will know that the only one cannon Mobius 1 left behind will save Osea's half ass after several years
It wasn't "left behind", as mentioned by other ace combat media, the turret that survived had actually been hit during the fall of Ulysses and became inoperable.
AWACS in this game is the best . So objective and mission driven . Same as your wingmen , feels so real .
That's exactly what I missed in Ace Combat 7. The characters just trash talk all the time, it's annoying 😒
@@Pasternak_ Stfu, Long Caster best boy
@@Pasternak_ and they suck as wingmen. I miss guys like Pixy and PJ. They always get the job done.
@@IgorFonseca244 Don't forget shamrock, shamrock put in work
@@frumpsterfire Yes, shamrock was the best wingman so far, he managed to wipe out everything, thats what I miss in in AC7, I felt fighting alone and all your friends did were just talking unimportant thing
Love how AC7 managed to solve the mystery of that damaged 8th gun.
It wasn't really a mystery, we knew it got hit by a fragment years before 7
@@frumpsterfire I missed this, when did they tell us this?
@@madhippy3 AC4
@@frumpsterfire Like... where?
Either it was AC4 or AC5 where they said it was hit by an asteroid fragment was was deemed unoperational, might be wrong tho.
Notice how the good guys don’t celebrate after 04 gets shotdown.
TBF, destroying Stonehenge would probably overshadow shooting down a Yellow.
0:12 Yellow 4 had cake
Shes the whole bakery
I remember seeing my dad struggle with this mission . Kept getting shot down . I would think “there’s no way I could do that mission”
I played Stonehenge Defensive recently . Failed it about 5 times and I must say .. how cool was that ? Ace combat 7 seems a bit more difficult , maybe that’s just me . I took the Su-37 tree route and I dig that plane . Such a cool generational gift . Love this game
5:04 WTF? Yellow shot down?
That wasent a yellow it was just a SU-35
@@Groza_Dallocort The subtitles at the top after shooting down the SU-35 say Yellow.
@@Cytroen wierd most have been a bug since the yellow squadron dont show up until after stonehenge have been destroyed
It's a known bug. Su-35's would sometimes get Yellow Squadron quotes.
9:14 damn, yellow 4's engine got even more fucked up then it already was
Yellow 4's cake though 🎂👌🏼👀
This is the Canon way this fight went down I don’t care it’s perfect. Mobius one takes a head on shot at Yellow 13 who maneuvers at the last second dodging the Missile. The Maneuver leaves Yellow 4 vulnerable and separated from her wingman. Mobius one Spots yellow 4 struggling to control her Damaged Aircraft. Latches on and Guns her.
Did that rafale made a kulbit at 5:29?
Gotta say it, Yellow Four is caked up.
What if you
Wanted to RTB
But Yellow Squadron said
8:14
I think this is the only mission in AC04 where AA guns are legitimately terrifying on higher difficulties. There's so many in close proximity.
Unless you want to cheese the mission and bomb Stonehenge from above 3,000m.
Can we take a moment to appreciate the tanker pilot who flew so close to Stonehenge?
Absolutely.
Ace Combat 04 Mission 12: Stonehenge Offensive
Ace Combat 07 Mission 12:
Stonehenge Defensive
Such a good mission placement 👍🏻👍🏻
It was so good to return to Stonehenge in Skies Unknown and be able to watch just one of the cannons cut an Arsenal Bird in half like it was nothing.
However, does anyone remember any of those Stonehenge cannons bitch-slapping them with the barrel if you got to close? It happened more than once on more than one playthrough, and I swear it can't have been coincidental.
Not only that they can actually hit you with a railgun shell as well
10:57-11:01 I think these are the 4 Yellow pilots you're able to shoot down and kill in mission 15. When you shoot down 4 of them the 5th plane (presumably Yellow 13) leaves the battle area. It feels good to put faces to the Yellow pilots. It's safe to assume they knew the other 15 Yellow members you meet in mission 18. I have never flown in mission 15 to the North West part of the map where the 5 wing formation breaks up: 2 go to the airport, 1 to the government buildings (sky scrapers with the choppers and high way), and another 2 go to the Arch.
It's very weird that in every game theres an enemy squadron that goes toe to toe in your squadron.
Eg: AC4 - Mobius vs Yellow Squadron, AC5 - Razgriz/Wardog vs Grabacr/8492 and Ofnir AC0 - Ummm... and AC7 - Mage?/Spare/Strider vs Sol
AC0 is Galm vs all the squadrons lol
What’s AC6 tho?
Explains honorary AC entry PW being Hitman vs Crimson
@@paulsd9255 Garuda squadron vs Strigon Squadron
Wait rapier 8 already died in mission 7 when he crashed how is he back in mission 12 3:38
A red shirt replacement. :)
Osea would have been fucked if ISAF destroyed the 8th gun.
2:21 those turrets firing OMG
*Yellow 13:* "Pilots are responsible for their planes"
*Me:* "Apparently fucking not, considering your wing mate & love interest just died, having failed to replace the damn engine!!!"
0:12 Yo who gave Yellow 4 the wagon??
In hindsight, thank god they didn't double tap that 8th cannon
“Don’t be mesmerised by its size!” 😏😏
😏😏
That's what he said!
Oo-er, missus.
Stonehenge is and always will be the baddest and toughest superweapon. Only Excalibur could maybe take it out, and that would be tough for it to do as it is.
It was nice of them to for once use a superweapon to kill a superweapon. Often it's just the pilot being invincible.
SOLG can destroy almost all superweapons in Strangereal
Yelü Longxu I would have to disagree. Ultimately, with proper terminal guidance, Stonehenge could take out the SOLG in space. Especially since Stonehenge was built mainly to shoot down asteroids
@@CobaltZ_hans Stonehenge shot downs asteroids within atmosphere.
But even if it had such great altitude. SOLG have unlimited range, It can attacks Stonehenge beyond it's range.
I mean it’s not the first time they killed a superweapon with another superweapon
The Arkbird was used to help destroy the Scinfaxi in AC5
@@Geworfenheit Yeah but the SOLG got destroyed by 4 nobodies who eventually became somebodies, so Stonehenge has nothing to worry about.
I didn’t pay too close attention to briefing and accidentally brought XAAM’s to this mission 😅. I had to gun most of Stonehenge, and when the Yellows showed up I killed them all instantly with my 4-target lock on. Lmao...
honestly I had a really easy time shooting down "Yellow 4" anyway, kinda anticlimactic tbh
When I heard that we were going to defend Stonehenge in AC 7 I got pumped. Going back to Stonehenge was a great throwback and such an awesome mission.
It does bother me a little that they water down mobius 1's talent a little by saying hes getting these yellow kills due to engine trouble, and for later missions, rookie pilots getting cycled in.
At the very least, the final duel against Yellow 13 is legitimate.
Lose one aircraft and everyone bugged out. Now we know why they're called "Yellow" squadron
To be fair, 13 probably ordered them to retreat so they could live long enough to remember why you never go up when your plane is in disrepair.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Pilots are responsible for their machines, but squadron leaders are responsible for their pilots. 13 should have never allowed 4 to fly with an obviously broken machine.
I love how the start of this doesn't play any games. SkyEye gets two lines of dialogue, then the game immediately tells you to hit the deck and get down.
Spoiler Alert: They're all Yellow 4
People keep noting the symmetry in 4 and 7's Stonehedge missions, I haven't seen this one get posted:
This mission is when Erusea starts to take notice of the main character.
In both games too. That’s why in the ac 7 dlc missions mimic squadron was sent to assassinate trigger.
5:25 Fucking PSM?
Stonehenge Offensive
Stonehenge Defensive.
Perfect bookends.
Just wish I got the collectors edition of AC7
Trigger: I protec
Mobius 1: I attac
I'm still pissed that the emulator refuses to render clouds and explosion effects.
9:27 Eject Yellow 4
Guys, did some of you notice that one of the eight railguns is not active?
Georg Gross yes it was sabatoged by an ISAF agent from the inside. Which is why its the only one that is not destroyed from the attack and the one still in use in Acecombat 7
@@GTChucker86 stonehenge defensive, gotta love the irony
@@GTChucker86 actually it was disabled during the ulysses planetfall. If you look you can see the crater near it.
2:07
5:54 The following line was literally perfect
The glory of destroying Stonehenge instead of defending it
Metal…Gear?!
5:27 Whoa, what did that Rafale do?
It's a maneuver called the "Pugachev Cobra". Incredible to see, but useless in an actual dogfight.
@@MajorZeroCELL interesting to note that this the only game I've seen aircraft perform this manoeuvre during gameplay.
@@aaron_905 Battlefield 3 featured this also in mission (Battlefield 3 F18 Hornet mission). AC4 also feature this alot with the Yellow squadron :)
@@MajorZeroCELL Yeah I know the yellows perform it a lot, what I meant by only game was only Ace Combat game, I should've been more clear lol.
@Justice Clark Maybe in AC7, I was talking about real life ^^ To me it is still useless against experienced pilots. Speed is life, the Cobra just idles your aircraft
5:27 Belkan technology detected
You are committing a crime by not being in cockpit view.
This came back in 7 lol
Anyone else notice how Yellow 13 looks like Char and Yellow 4 resembles Lalah?
The cutscenes look like anime LIK
Yellow 4 ;_;
Anyone else have slight hope yellow 4 is still alive?
Nah, she big dead.
I really hope
*>*
>
If the series ever comes to a close, I want the final installment giving the player a personal squadron of all of the previous titles' player characters. Strider 1, Mobius 1, Galm 1, all of them. Furthermore, crank their AI through the roof. Make them actually competent and deal meaningful damage. If that means Project Aces has to crank the difficulty up across all difficulties, do it.
"With stonehenge gone, what could they be after?", . Uh, you know, we are their ENEMIES
Was there a cool song when the guns first come out? What was it called
20 years later...
Usea be like: Wheres my super weapon? Oh right it's cipher. Yikes that fossil.
Anea.
This is the same Stonehenge that take place in ace combat 7
There was never any other Stonehenge sites.
The stonehenge you saw in AC7 is the same as the one from AC04. There is no other Stonehenge.
@@mineko2219 ok thanks
2:07
that stonehenge theme is scary in my opinion awesome
I can’t do this level
9:25
I remember several times I got blown up even though I was below 2000 feet. What gives? Are the blasts actually spherical explosions that you can avoid by going above in this mission?
Pretty much Shockwave damage and just general impact damage from the shells exploding
Maybe you fly in front of the cannon?
Since they are railguns, if you happen to fly in front of the rail while it is firing, it doesn't matter what altitude you are at. I did that a few times before I realized you have to pay attention to the way the cannons are facing.
@@TFRLIceman It's why firing a missile down the barrel destroys it in one hit. It's the hardest of the three parts of the cannon to hit, constantly moves, and has a chance of instantly killing you.
Hey, did anyone notice the title of the mission? The name is similar to another Stonehenge mission from Ace Combat 7, called Stonehenge Defensive, and both of them are the 12th mission of the campaign.
well, in Ace Combat 7 you have to defend the last active turret of Stonehenge to destroy the arkbird, so yes, its a reference to ace combat 4
@hornet8364 not arkbird, but arsenal bird