You never actually "Sink" any of the ships besides the patrol boats. If you look at it you just destroy their aluminium superstructures and the exposed weapons. You can still see their hulls floating around.
@@binary1045 Yup. But the fleet is still out of action for the rest of the war, and I think in the aftermath, most were scrapped anyway. The carrier however I think was fully salvaged as the DCT were able to steer it back to port using the auxiliary steering. But as a Carrier, her war was over.
@@EnduringFoliage ...Ace Combat 04 takes place in 2004, which means a Bismarck-class would've been long outdated by then. Plus, the Tanager is canonically a refitted Iowa-class battleship anyway.
If you listen closely, you will hear radio chatter from components of Halo & Omega squadrons. The destroyer sunk in dock was an Omega squadron aircraft
In game it’s not much better, they send 4 jabronis in F-16s and a pair of admittedly very brave MIR-2000s to fight like 30 F-14s and F-18s along with Mobius One
@@OOZ662 But thats just contradicting his so called title "The Hero of Comberth Harbor" since he coordinated the evacuation of either Tanager or half of the Aiger Fleet as they were going down. Him jumping off or drifting away by himself in a little boat doesn't seem to me like something he would do to achieve that title by the Erusian Command Edit: spelling because me sucky sucky
@@skeletonwguitar4383 Well, we can't confirm if that was Torres. I suppose that was just a sailor and that Torres was directing the evacuation from the bridge
I know, right? It made a generic "Shoot things to get high score" mission into one of the most memorable moments of Ace Combat 4. Arguably the franchise.
Using the ASM as a flare is one of the little touches that reveals your utter brilliance at making these. I swear every one is the "new best Nassault vid."
It's the dumbest worst realism military video ever. I never played newer ace combat but the moment I see the poor dialogue scripting sounds like Japanese direct translation to English and poor realism on military aircraft and ships, my guess is Japanese made crap. Fox 3 on anti-ship missile AGM-84 Harpoon, the Japanese been watching too much independence Day.
@@catlowontour2641 ask anyone with general military knowledge, they would condemn ace combat that could carry 2 dozen or more missiles destroying entire enemy air force and ground targets alone
@@jawarakf Everyone here is aware of that, it’s a game a lot of us played in our childhood that was our introduction to military kit. I didn’t care then, and I don’t care now. Relax.
@@jawarakf Yes because everything must be hyper realistic at all times, and cannot be "fun" or "exciting". Thank you for correcting us on our foolish enjoyment of Ace Combat, the well known series with realistic railgun batteries or realistic flying aircraft carriers.
Naming a fleet “invincible fleet” is just asking for the guy with plot armour and who’s also built differently to complete waste your ships with Aim-9s
I know some have commented that it seems out of character for Torres, assuming that was him in the video, to abandon ship like that given how he was credited with safely evacuating the Tanager’s crew. But it actually made me think...what if Torres’ reputation as the Hero of Comberth Harbor was all a lie? Think about it, all we know about his heroics during Operation Rough Seas is that Erusea claimed he saved the crew of the Tanager. And it’s very likely they embellished a lot of details since they needed a propaganda win to bolster morale back home after losing the Aegir Fleet. It could have been the Tanager’s XO or another officer that led the evacuation but ended up going down with the ship. Thus, Torres ended up getting all the credit so that Erusea could have a living war hero to prop up. It could actually explain in part why Torres went insane. He knows his reputation is a lie, and became obsessed with proving he wasn’t a fraud but actually earned his title.
@@kabob0077 Counter-Counter-Point, why would Nassault give a random Erusean officer on the Tanager so much screen-time if it wasn't meant to be Torres?
@@Branflakes143 Counter-Counter-Counter-Point, it goes against established Canon of the games which states, "The Tanager was sunk in the battle, but Torres rescued as many sailors as he could from the sinking ship. His efforts earned him a medal on December 24 as well as the title "The Hero of Comberth Harbor" among the Erusean forces." So it CANNOT be him because that goes against the Canon.
@@kabob0077 Counter-Counter-Counter-Counter-Point, Mobius 1 sinks a Ticonderoga-Class which is reported as the Cruiser “Fenris”, the only Ticonderoga that canonically existed in the Aegir Fleet was the Raven, making this entire video against the established Canon of the series
I'm sure Torres will recover from this war trauma, Good Luck and god speed on PTSD recovery Captain Torres! P.S. Don't hijack some ship with big guns like a railgun sub
This mission was my first ever S rank in an ace combat game, and I remember getting it in the Mirage 2000 by playing what I call: Hunt the Erusean Los Angeles class submarine with an Exocet, because I literally spent a good 5 minutes of this mission just flying about, setting up my attack run on a submarine, yeeting a missile at it (or 2 if I was down just to my Magics), pulling up and praying to see that "Target Destroyed" pop up. Because of this, I was able to enjoy the rest of the game as an F/A-18C pilot (in which I used my Harpoons on regular ground targets in Tango Line) and purchase Mobius One's signature plane as soon as I finished mission 16. Also the first time I played Invincible Fleet I either had to go do something else so I exited the game or I died and had to restart it the next day. The second time I played it, I had learned the name of the captain of the Tanager. And immediately gunned for the Tanager, because you know what Torres? Fuck you. I'll trample over the crisp white sheets of the bed you had just made.
A few notable parts I enjoyed: - 1:13 Sea of Chaos reference. - 1:40 A cool way to down a ship. - 1:35 Dramatic camera angle on Möbius 1 dodging a missile. - 3:00 Torres. Also, 3:13. Overall, your work is excellent!
I always love how you add a different perspective to the missions you take from Ace combat, while still maintaining that sense of nostalgia of the actual game.
Fun fact: this should be nearly impossible, as to avoid the eyes of not 1 but 4 ships with radar and not to mention ground radar from ATC towers in a f-18 is impossible unless he was flying at near ocean level the whole time. And to add to this the aircraft carrier should have at least 1-2 squads of airplanes deployed for patrol. But hey it’s a ace game and it’s fun.
It's actually quite possible that this video really IS what happened, and Torres (or the Erusean military leaders) completely made up the "Hero of Comberth Harbor" thing as military propaganda. Then maybe Torres got obsessed with his own false legend, and it became too late for anyone to say that the story wasn't true...
@@goldensky382 In the actual Ace Combat 4 game the tanager (Captain Torres's ship) blew up and sank almost immediately just like the Hood did. It was the only ship to actually sink below the waves in that mission while the rest just became floating burning hulks or crippled wrecks.
@@goldensky382 Except that captains stay on the bridge, they don't stand out on the decks. The guy who jumped overboard was most likely a junior officer.
@@goldensky382 They would have scapegoated him for the loss for fleeing. It's both a crime and a naval faux pas for a captain to leave their vessel before every attempt to evacuate all on board. He was given his title for evacuating. You can't honor someone for saving people that died.
_O'er azure skies_ _And emerald plains_ _Where freedom and justice prevail_ _With courage and strength_ _We'll fight to the end_ _For liberty in our land_
Legend has it that Mobius secured a ressuply route and was able to fly in, out and then back in again. That allowed him to sink both anchored ships and the ones trying to flee.
@@pleasantlymixed5860 indeed. dropping tanks is also an effective method in DCS to distract an active radar missile just long enough to dodge it, if timed right.
@@Chasedtuna9 That's pretty cool how exactly does it work? Does the tank dropping confuse the enemy radar and have the missile go after that instead of the jet?
I only just noticed the touch at 1:58 that the Erusean Navy F-14s have 'Marine' on the side as a nod to the French allegory. God I love all the little details in this videos. Fantastic.
1/10, no Seawolfs were sunk...best part of the mission smh. Man this game was my childhood and brings back so much nostalgia, you are doing some amazing work.
This was a memorable mission for me, arguably one of the earliest in game to show off what AC 4 was about for me; a big fight that you both feel powerful in and apart of a larger force.
Hey Nassault wanted to thank you for another masterpiece! I had to give this video the respect it deserves so I watched it on my tv. Keep up the great work!
I appreciate the comment ! I am glad you enjoyed it on your TV! I usually edit my sound to have some left-right variables too so it should sound nice on the home theater :) Cheers !!
Dude, fucking amazing. Like there's no other words. It would be so badass if you worked on and did the entire AC4 campaign. This game was legit my childhood. I can't even tell you how many times I played it and still to this day play it.
i was really not happy about this video as i half-watched it while drugged and recovering from surgery. i had to come back to it and read the description to get the point of it. good job, brother
Great job with this one, and I do like your interpretation that the Tanager is a modernised Bismarck Class, it fits well with the Fascist iconography of Erusea.
Tbh, I'm not really sure they're truly fascist. We know that they have a Royal Family, but in terms of how their government actually functions, we know very, very little about them. Of course, what happens with their government and their military are two completely different subjects of discussion entirely
@@Tank50us In Ace Combat 4, it mentions that children in the occupied areas were being taught a new language (implying the Erusean authorities are attempting to forcefully assimilate them,) employing a secret police to round up dissidents and they are straight up called fascists by one of the ISAF pilots. They're definitely authoritarians, and while it's not shown that they believe in some kind of ethnic superiority, forced assimilation implies that. So it's not as clear as it could be if the fit the typical definition of fascists, the best video on which I've seen is this: th-cam.com/video/5Luu1Beb8ng/w-d-xo.html But the game calls them fascists, so that's why I used that term.
@@solarisengineering15 The only one that calls them that is the Narrator, who was "just a child", so he may not have known what a fascist even was. And Yellow 13 was pretty offended being called that. So who knows.
Invincible Fleet wasn't a battle, it was an execution. To me, it always seemed like that fleet never stood a chance against Mobius 1 and Co. The video does a really good job at making everything seem tense, especially the build-up with the missile chasing Mobius 1 and flares shooting out.
That was amazing work. First class editing eight there. The animations that deviate from the simulator just make you wonder where the game ends and the art begins. FLAWLESS VICTORY
Thanks! I like to think that Erusia was embarrassed at the losses and so Torres lied about helping in order to gain a stronger foothold. He's so evil it wouldn't surprise me he did the opposite, which is why I have him depicted here essentially tossing a fisherman off their boat to save himself.
Eh, not a fan of such interpretation. The official story would produce many witnesses anyway and it doesn't really need Torres specifically, in fact a junior officer rising to the occasion could be seen as more heroic and wouldn't be tarred with the loss of the ship and the fleet.
Probably not... It does look like it’s the Tanagers CO, but... I thought Torres was awarded for *Rescuing* the sailors of the Tanager, not abandoning them. Film is great though!
@@undefinedhuman7404 just like @AhSaiE said: he was known as the hero of Camberth Harbour, to quote a briefing from SP mission 2 in AC7, due to precise damage control and evacuation orders. It just doesn’t add up with him *yeeting* out of the ship and grabbing a fisherman’s boat. There is another possibility that we could consider here though - whilst Torres commanded the Tanager, someone had to be in charge of the armada. Usually this job would have gone to an Admiral, yet Torres was only a Captain during the Continental War. However, since Admirals usually stay on bigger and stronger ‘Command’ ships (ex.: Battleship Yamato during the Battle of Midway), we can assume that this was actually an unnamed Admiral who cowardly fled the scene!
I would like to think the officer that jumped off was an unnamed officer that could not take the heat and abandoned ship. Also funny that Nassault has to use the Bismarck instead of Iowa because there are no mods or official release of a 1980s Iowa. ED please give us a modernize Iowa Battleship for us to play with.
According to the DLC from AC7 it is implied that the battleship sank before the carrier. The photo of the sinking battleship was taken from the carrier.
That how it had begun... We know that the special missions were originally be part of the VR camapign, but would you had imagine if at there were dialogues and special reactions depending of the paintjob and aircraft one is flying? Matías Torres would have flip his lid and gone straight into "Salvation" mode as soon as we enter the fight in the F-22A Raptor with the Mobius 1 paintjob!
I know that the music that you use here is the same that is being played during the Invincible Fleet mission, but hot damn, does your video makes it sound even better! A somber show for the Eruseans as they witness, ship by ship, the ultimate sundering of their once proud fleet... I can't get enough of it!
I always viewed the music as the sonar pings and more menacing parts represented the fleet and the triumph thic trumpets represented ISAF and the music is clashing just like the battle
It looks like he was on an older Bismarck class ship. maybe no Aegis installed, the game also took place in 2004 so maybe it was an aging ship that was about to be mothballed anyways.
@@alje311 The actual Battleship Tanager was based off the Iowa class battleship, the New Jersey which did have 4 CWIS guns, which is really my main gripe with this video
Erusea Invincible Fleet: *SUNK* Mobius 1 and the boys: *INVINCIBLE* Captain Torres: *CRISP.WHITE.SHEETS* This film: *PERFECT* Hotel: *Trivago* I see myself out
Oh hell yes! You did my favorite mission from AC4! Also, I work on maps for a living, and that map at the beginning was extremely well done! That must have taken some serious work to make a map as crisp as that.
Great video from a great channel. Making these videos must be a fun hobby. For me it's a great way to enjoy the thrill of flying without the danger of being inside the jet. I love the close up's of my favorite jets. Making nice videos such as the ones on this channel is like making a great painting or beautiful garden -- you leave behind something for others to enjoy. It's selfless in that respect. These are my 3 favorite aviation books: - Scream of Eagles by Robert Wilcox - Strike Eagle by William Smallwood - Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
Tanager was a Fast Battleship with a AB-X triple-gun turret layout (it was modeled after the Iowa class). This is a AB-XY dual-gun turret layout and it is without a doubt a Bismarck class; I'd know that profile anywhere. Caught me off guard the first time it came up on screen around 2:49 and confirmed my snap suspicion when shown in in full-profile at 2:52. I like the call to use Bismarck for Tanager from a style perspective; it looks fantastic with the giant red flag and the idea of a modernized in the 1980's Bismarck/Tirpitz intrigues me to the point I'm looking at a layout of them and mentally noting where I'd put the CWIS and AA Missile Launchers and what secondary weapons would be deleted. I do want to ask, though, why? Why go with the Bismarck over the Iowa? Was it for style, was it a more complete model or was there another reason.
Operation Rough Seas: Largest and most important tactical operation of the war to this period. Mobius 1: **destroys the entire aegir fleet in less than 4 minutes without taking a single hit**
You never actually "Sink" any of the ships besides the patrol boats. If you look at it you just destroy their aluminium superstructures and the exposed weapons. You can still see their hulls floating around.
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I mean they are in a harbor and very close to land, the water would be shallow enough so the ships wouldn't be completely submerged
@@binary1045 Yup. But the fleet is still out of action for the rest of the war, and I think in the aftermath, most were scrapped anyway. The carrier however I think was fully salvaged as the DCT were able to steer it back to port using the auxiliary steering. But as a Carrier, her war was over.
Believe it or not, the Tanager's keel breaks in two when marked as Destroyed in AC04.
@@cjmanson5692 yeah I can imagine a 2,000lb delayed fuse bomb is gonna do that...
I just realized: the Tanager shot all of its AA missiles at once to try and take down Mobius 1, the same thing Torres did against Trigger in AC7.
Fire ALL weapons at the Ribbon ! Ignore all other aircraft !
I don’t recall Iowa-class battleships ever having ShAMs
@@SMD234WG the modernization one have it
@@SMD234WG That's the German Bismarck class battleship
@@EnduringFoliage ...Ace Combat 04 takes place in 2004, which means a Bismarck-class would've been long outdated by then. Plus, the Tanager is canonically a refitted Iowa-class battleship anyway.
>Largest, most strategic operation
>sends one F-18 piloted by an invincible mute
If you listen closely, you will hear radio chatter from components of Halo & Omega squadrons. The destroyer sunk in dock was an Omega squadron aircraft
Sorry I was mistaken, Halo 4 sunk the destroyer in dock, not an Omega aircraft.
Hey to be fair just by sending in mobius 1, it's all fair game to the eruseans alr
They don't need anything more.
In game it’s not much better, they send 4 jabronis in F-16s and a pair of admittedly very brave MIR-2000s to fight like 30 F-14s and F-18s along with Mobius One
Before Alicorn: *Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.*
After Alicorn: *CRISP. WHITE. SHEETS.*
Before Alicorn: Haha scinfaxi cruise missile go brrr
After Alicorn: *CRISP. WHITE. RAILGUNS*
*O N E M I L L I O N L I V E S*
*P I C T U R E I T*
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The first time Torres's crisp white sheets were dirtied
Hope he at least managed to get them into his new little boat
@@OOZ662 But thats just contradicting his so called title "The Hero of Comberth Harbor" since he coordinated the evacuation of either Tanager or half of the Aiger Fleet as they were going down. Him jumping off or drifting away by himself in a little boat doesn't seem to me like something he would do to achieve that title by the Erusian Command
Edit: spelling because me sucky sucky
@@skeletonwguitar4383 Well, we can't confirm if that was Torres. I suppose that was just a sailor and that Torres was directing the evacuation from the bridge
Hahahaha the Bismark is sunk
1:54 SkyKid insignia...nice touch
"Invincible Aegir Fleet"
*MOBIUS ONE*
This mission was made so much more immersive for me by the fact that most of the ships had their own names. Really cool!
It really felt like crossing names off the blacklist instead of sinking a bunch of nameless ships.
I know, right? It made a generic "Shoot things to get high score" mission into one of the most memorable moments of Ace Combat 4. Arguably the franchise.
@@__vx3Reminded name of Pearl Harbor and how the Japanese had pictures and names of their assigned targets in the fleet
Its crazy how almost 20 years later I still remember all the ship names.
The voice acting is also top notch, These lines are stuck in my head!
Anchorhead Raid actually has names for a good amount of ships. It just doesn't declare them sunk sometimes. Played thorough that mission a bunch.
Using the ASM as a flare is one of the little touches that reveals your utter brilliance at making these. I swear every one is the "new best Nassault vid."
It's the dumbest worst realism military video ever. I never played newer ace combat but the moment I see the poor dialogue scripting sounds like Japanese direct translation to English and poor realism on military aircraft and ships, my guess is Japanese made crap. Fox 3 on anti-ship missile AGM-84 Harpoon, the Japanese been watching too much independence Day.
@@jawarakf You should relax, maybe try some deep breaths?
@@catlowontour2641 ask anyone with general military knowledge, they would condemn ace combat that could carry 2 dozen or more missiles destroying entire enemy air force and ground targets alone
@@jawarakf Everyone here is aware of that, it’s a game a lot of us played in our childhood that was our introduction to military kit. I didn’t care then, and I don’t care now. Relax.
@@jawarakf Yes because everything must be hyper realistic at all times, and cannot be "fun" or "exciting". Thank you for correcting us on our foolish enjoyment of Ace Combat, the well known series with realistic railgun batteries or realistic flying aircraft carriers.
My favorite part about this mission was how most ships had a name, and skyeye would call which one was sunk
I know, right? I always target the named ships first. Especially the Tanager. Because if you don't sink it first, it can actually escape.
Naming a fleet “invincible fleet” is just asking for the guy with plot armour and who’s also built differently to complete waste your ships with Aim-9s
HMS Invincible : "First time ?"
They changed the name of the KMS Deutschland for exactly that reason. Well, not EXACTLY that reason but you know what I mean.
Naming any naval involved thing Invincible or similar is like an offence to Poseidon.
Singaporean Type 218SG Invincible class: "*sweats nervously"
@@sagitta98 it will probably be sunk , by a Chinese Sub..
Mobius one ruined it.....HE STEPPED ALL OVER IT WITH HIS DIRTY BOOTS OVER THE CRISP WHITE BED SHEETS THAT I HAD JUST MADE!!
I would like it, but it's already at 118 likes
The same Dirty Boots he wore TO A URINAL!!
I know some have commented that it seems out of character for Torres, assuming that was him in the video, to abandon ship like that given how he was credited with safely evacuating the Tanager’s crew. But it actually made me think...what if Torres’ reputation as the Hero of Comberth Harbor was all a lie?
Think about it, all we know about his heroics during Operation Rough Seas is that Erusea claimed he saved the crew of the Tanager. And it’s very likely they embellished a lot of details since they needed a propaganda win to bolster morale back home after losing the Aegir Fleet. It could have been the Tanager’s XO or another officer that led the evacuation but ended up going down with the ship. Thus, Torres ended up getting all the credit so that Erusea could have a living war hero to prop up.
It could actually explain in part why Torres went insane. He knows his reputation is a lie, and became obsessed with proving he wasn’t a fraud but actually earned his title.
He'll prove his worth by 360 no-scoping an entire city on the other side of the planet.
Counterpoint, what if that wasn't Torres who jumped but one of his officers?
@@kabob0077 Counter-Counter-Point, why would Nassault give a random Erusean officer on the Tanager so much screen-time if it wasn't meant to be Torres?
@@Branflakes143 Counter-Counter-Counter-Point, it goes against established Canon of the games which states, "The Tanager was sunk in the battle, but Torres rescued as many sailors as he could from the sinking ship. His efforts earned him a medal on December 24 as well as the title "The Hero of Comberth Harbor" among the Erusean forces." So it CANNOT be him because that goes against the Canon.
@@kabob0077 Counter-Counter-Counter-Counter-Point, Mobius 1 sinks a Ticonderoga-Class which is reported as the Cruiser “Fenris”, the only Ticonderoga that canonically existed in the Aegir Fleet was the Raven, making this entire video against the established Canon of the series
That Bed, Bath, and Beyond link in the Desc. though.
LMFAO!!!!
CRISP WHITE SHEETS
I see what you did there.
Lmao XD
Just stay away from the Beyond section (Family Guy Reference)
I'm sure Torres will recover from this war trauma, Good Luck and god speed on PTSD recovery Captain Torres!
P.S. Don't hijack some ship with big guns like a railgun sub
It's cool, after years lost underwater we can just give him a nuclear powered and armed sub.
@@LuizAlexPhoenix there no known disorder present on him. Anime addiction? Yeah that’s not a disorder kid
@@thekebab1655 "fuck you, it's my mental illness so I choose the coping mechanism"
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@@aefofficial5751 yes
Captain Torres was here
**was** here
*Salvation*
*PICTURE IT!*
He got styled on with that Mk 83.
MARINE CHAN ON TH-cam DOT COM
Another gem
Never would've figured you were an Ace combat fan. Stream more my dude!
@@TheRandomSqueak haha yeah man I grew up on them. Absolutely love them!
thanks again Viper 🤝
@@Nassault Do you know why there were comments from 1 year ago on this video?
@@Nassault AMAZING JOB AS ALWAYS!!!
Admiral Doenitz - “HANS, when did we install the SAM missiles on the Tirpitz?!”
When she was raised from her fjord, dismantled and rebuilt like a giant lego.
Tonight on Belkan Gear: Mobius 1 casually murders thousands of Erusean Navy Personnel.
...Blaze gets pursued with Pops over a scrap yard...
...and Cipher joustes against a multi million dollar prototype aircraft
Not murder, valid military targets.
@@Blackcloud288 so murder but legal?
@@Blackcloud288 i Guess
@@reynanlamsen2007 i mean that's basically what being in the military is
When you deflect a missile by shooting another missile to it: DEFLEKT
Damn, this is some hardcore flexing
I mean.... its Mobius-1, would you expect anything less?
Active decoy missile, likely ADM-160 MALD :3
@@octane781 it's a JSOW, ordnance screen would've marked other then a JSOW if it was a decoy.
It’s kalled a pro gamer move.
i found it really funny how the captain was like "fuck this shit, i'm out"
dude just fucking bailed lmao
torres decided salvation would have to wait another day
Doesn't the captain go down with the ship?
@@Agent1W Against Mobius one? They be better off bailing out
@Agent1W not necessarily, the captain should however be the last one off.
This mission was my first ever S rank in an ace combat game, and I remember getting it in the Mirage 2000 by playing what I call: Hunt the Erusean Los Angeles class submarine with an Exocet, because I literally spent a good 5 minutes of this mission just flying about, setting up my attack run on a submarine, yeeting a missile at it (or 2 if I was down just to my Magics), pulling up and praying to see that "Target Destroyed" pop up.
Because of this, I was able to enjoy the rest of the game as an F/A-18C pilot (in which I used my Harpoons on regular ground targets in Tango Line) and purchase Mobius One's signature plane as soon as I finished mission 16.
Also the first time I played Invincible Fleet I either had to go do something else so I exited the game or I died and had to restart it the next day. The second time I played it, I had learned the name of the captain of the Tanager. And immediately gunned for the Tanager, because you know what Torres? Fuck you. I'll trample over the crisp white sheets of the bed you had just made.
A few notable parts I enjoyed:
- 1:13 Sea of Chaos reference.
- 1:40 A cool way to down a ship.
- 1:35 Dramatic camera angle on Möbius 1 dodging a missile.
- 3:00 Torres.
Also, 3:13.
Overall, your work is excellent!
@Frost Five I guess you're right. Thanks for the heads-up.
What is the sea of chaos reference? Idk this one
But Torres saved as many sailors as possible before Tanager sank.
@@PedroKing19 he means at the beginning of ACES AC5 the camera angle on the missile hitting the Kestrel
it's barely four minutes long. we don't need a reddit highlight reel.
The day I see a Bismarck firing AAM is the day I would lose my sanity
If you listen closely, you can hear the director of Top Gun: Maverick feverishly taking notes every time Nassault uploads a new video.
*_"Write that down, write that down!"_*
I always love how you add a different perspective to the missions you take from Ace combat, while still maintaining that sense of nostalgia of the actual game.
Fun fact: this should be nearly impossible, as to avoid the eyes of not 1 but 4 ships with radar and not to mention ground radar from ATC towers in a f-18 is impossible unless he was flying at near ocean level the whole time. And to add to this the aircraft carrier should have at least 1-2 squads of airplanes deployed for patrol. But hey it’s a ace game and it’s fun.
I assumed the "Real" world version was mobius went nape of the earth, and the Ager fleet had no fuel, AND Skyeye et all had provided cover /distractio
@@UchennaKema That would NOT be a fun flight most likely.
Another example of how the word "fun fact" is being overused.
@@clausesanta5042 do yea want me to use “cool note”?
@@whatsup6787 Chill observation, perhaps?
The alternate universe where Torres didn’t earn his “Hero of Comberth Harbor” title
It's actually quite possible that this video really IS what happened, and Torres (or the Erusean military leaders) completely made up the "Hero of Comberth Harbor" thing as military propaganda. Then maybe Torres got obsessed with his own false legend, and it became too late for anyone to say that the story wasn't true...
@@goldensky382 In the actual Ace Combat 4 game the tanager (Captain Torres's ship) blew up and sank almost immediately just like the Hood did. It was the only ship to actually sink below the waves in that mission while the rest just became floating burning hulks or crippled wrecks.
@@goldensky382 Except that captains stay on the bridge, they don't stand out on the decks. The guy who jumped overboard was most likely a junior officer.
@@goldensky382 They would have scapegoated him for the loss for fleeing. It's both a crime and a naval faux pas for a captain to leave their vessel before every attempt to evacuate all on board. He was given his title for evacuating. You can't honor someone for saving people that died.
OOOOH YEAAAH BABY, THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUTTT
yeEET
_O'er azure skies_
_And emerald plains_
_Where freedom and justice prevail_
_With courage and strength_
_We'll fight to the end_
_For liberty in our land_
Nice to see you added the Ace F-14 “LEVY” in there taking off from the Carrier
Legend has it that Mobius secured a ressuply route and was able to fly in, out and then back in again. That allowed him to sink both anchored ships and the ones trying to flee.
Flying as F-4E, F-14A & F/A-18C allows Mobius 1 to have access to a friendly carrier so technically he definitely did this
"Cruiser Fenris, SUNK!"
Heh, Fenris...
No dogs today!
That was badass! Glad you included CIWS, and the GQ alarm!
Yeah, they got a bunch of small details that I would not expect them to get right correct. I'm honestly impressed.
Mobius 1 really just blocked a missile with another missile
was a JSOW, actually. it is more of a glide bomb.
@@Chasedtuna9 Either way he just blocked a projectile with another projectile that's pretty badass
@@pleasantlymixed5860 indeed. dropping tanks is also an effective method in DCS to distract an active radar missile just long enough to dodge it, if timed right.
@@Chasedtuna9 That's pretty cool how exactly does it work? Does the tank dropping confuse the enemy radar and have the missile go after that instead of the jet?
@@pleasantlymixed5860 I'd like to know too
I love how at 2:09 the dude just see's its mobius 1 and just accepts their fate
"Invincible Fleet"
Mobius 1: >
"Invincible Fleet"
Mobius 1
I only just noticed the touch at 1:58 that the Erusean Navy F-14s have 'Marine' on the side as a nod to the French allegory. God I love all the little details in this videos. Fantastic.
1/10, no Seawolfs were sunk...best part of the mission smh.
Man this game was my childhood and brings back so much nostalgia, you are doing some amazing work.
For those who said the aim-54 hit another missile, what the missile hit was a glide bomb known as the AGM-154 otherwise known as JSOW
Epic how you portray Mobius One as godly yet still bound by the laws of physics and ordinance capacity.
I love how you put the tacview in too, this was amazing. 12/10
And so plan to end 1 million lives was born. Nice subtle nod to Captain Torres there
This was a memorable mission for me, arguably one of the earliest in game to show off what AC 4 was about for me; a big fight that you both feel powerful in and apart of a larger force.
O'er azure skies and emerald plains
Where freedom and justice prevail
With courage and strength we'll fly to the end
For liberty in our land
Your unique style and the way you told the story really helps make you feel the acemanship of Mobius 1.
Hey Nassault wanted to thank you for another masterpiece! I had to give this video the respect it deserves so I watched it on my tv. Keep up the great work!
I appreciate the comment ! I am glad you enjoyed it on your TV! I usually edit my sound to have some left-right variables too so it should sound nice on the home theater :) Cheers !!
I love how the tanager is a Bismarck class battleship so now it looks like the erusea rebuilt the tirpitz and slapped SAMs on it
Dude, fucking amazing. Like there's no other words. It would be so badass if you worked on and did the entire AC4 campaign. This game was legit my childhood. I can't even tell you how many times I played it and still to this day play it.
2:27 My man just Yoshi'd the JSOW.
It's always a good day when you upload.
i was really not happy about this video as i half-watched it while drugged and recovering from surgery. i had to come back to it and read the description to get the point of it. good job, brother
oh crap feel better Cap! Please be well and get some good rest man!!
Great job with this one, and I do like your interpretation that the Tanager is a modernised Bismarck Class, it fits well with the Fascist iconography of Erusea.
Tbh, I'm not really sure they're truly fascist. We know that they have a Royal Family, but in terms of how their government actually functions, we know very, very little about them. Of course, what happens with their government and their military are two completely different subjects of discussion entirely
@@Tank50us In Ace Combat 4, it mentions that children in the occupied areas were being taught a new language (implying the Erusean authorities are attempting to forcefully assimilate them,) employing a secret police to round up dissidents and they are straight up called fascists by one of the ISAF pilots.
They're definitely authoritarians, and while it's not shown that they believe in some kind of ethnic superiority, forced assimilation implies that. So it's not as clear as it could be if the fit the typical definition of fascists, the best video on which I've seen is this: th-cam.com/video/5Luu1Beb8ng/w-d-xo.html
But the game calls them fascists, so that's why I used that term.
@@solarisengineering15 The only one that calls them that is the Narrator, who was "just a child", so he may not have known what a fascist even was. And Yellow 13 was pretty offended being called that. So who knows.
@@solarisengineering15 This, and the fact that the Erusian Remnants are willing to doom the world with Megalith just to spite them
Invincible Fleet wasn't a battle, it was an execution. To me, it always seemed like that fleet never stood a chance against Mobius 1 and Co. The video does a really good job at making everything seem tense, especially the build-up with the missile chasing Mobius 1 and flares shooting out.
I'm seriously blown away by this labor of love. Incredible work, you've really outdone yourself with this one!!!
Chills.
2:56 that maneuver takes balls to do without flares too, damn
That was amazing work. First class editing eight there. The animations that deviate from the simulator just make you wonder where the game ends and the art begins. FLAWLESS VICTORY
Using the missile as a decoy was pretty cool!!
Howdy Pinochad. Glad to see you Around.
The day you had uploaded Comona I had told myself “man I hope he does invincible fleet”
Love it! Great work
Not so much for The Hero of Comberth Harbor now is he? v:
Well done Nassault! /o/
Thanks! I like to think that Erusia was embarrassed at the losses and so Torres lied about helping in order to gain a stronger foothold. He's so evil it wouldn't surprise me he did the opposite, which is why I have him depicted here essentially tossing a fisherman off their boat to save himself.
Eh, not a fan of such interpretation.
The official story would produce many witnesses anyway and it doesn't really need Torres specifically, in fact a junior officer rising to the occasion could be seen as more heroic and wouldn't be tarred with the loss of the ship and the fleet.
@@whale2870 in that case this video is simply ISAF propaganda
@@Nassault That explains eeeeeverything
@@whale2870 also Torres wasn’t that evil yet at the time so maybe then he could have really been the hero of the tanager then
I’m assuming that was Captain Torres, brilliant work as always.
Probably not... It does look like it’s the Tanagers CO, but...
I thought Torres was awarded for *Rescuing* the sailors of the Tanager, not abandoning them. Film is great though!
@@dariusti974 ?
Torres was the commanding officer of the Tanager during the attack
@@undefinedhuman7404 to be fair "the hero of comberth harbor" jumping off the side of a doomed ship doesn't really add up
@@undefinedhuman7404 just like @AhSaiE said: he was known as the hero of Camberth Harbour, to quote a briefing from SP mission 2 in AC7, due to precise damage control and evacuation orders. It just doesn’t add up with him *yeeting* out of the ship and grabbing a fisherman’s boat.
There is another possibility that we could consider here though - whilst Torres commanded the Tanager, someone had to be in charge of the armada. Usually this job would have gone to an Admiral, yet Torres was only a Captain during the Continental War. However, since Admirals usually stay on bigger and stronger ‘Command’ ships (ex.: Battleship Yamato during the Battle of Midway), we can assume that this was actually an unnamed Admiral who cowardly fled the scene!
I would like to think the officer that jumped off was an unnamed officer that could not take the heat and abandoned ship.
Also funny that Nassault has to use the Bismarck instead of Iowa because there are no mods or official release of a 1980s Iowa.
ED please give us a modernize Iowa Battleship for us to play with.
"Don't worry, this ship won't sink"
Mobius 1:
Another Ace Combat cinematic film? Hell yeah my day just got better
You continue to deliver excellent content! This was one of the best ones so far!
ay thanks again Billy! Big praise from you! all the jet chads, follow Billy's DCS photo page! instagram.com/btkgamingphotography/
I'm so happy you did invincible fleet it's like one of my favorite missions out of ace combat 4
Mine too!!!
@@Nassault nice
please never stop making these... they're a piece of art!
According to the DLC from AC7 it is implied that the battleship sank before the carrier. The photo of the sinking battleship was taken from the carrier.
Well the carrier didn’t sink technically... It just got its island *yeeted* out...
Crisp white sheets: the prequel
*crisp white sheets: an ace combat story (the origin story)
“O’er azure skies and emerald plains where freedom and justice prevail,
With courage and strength we’ll fight to the end for liberty in our land!”
THIS IS WHAT V2 WAS FOR.
Pixy, I know you fought on the Usean Continental War, the ISAF flag on ACZ's last cutscene gives it away ;)
@@Shattered_Skies
That how it had begun...
We know that the special missions were originally be part of the VR camapign, but would you had imagine if at there were dialogues and special reactions depending of the paintjob and aircraft one is flying?
Matías Torres would have flip his lid and gone straight into "Salvation" mode as soon as we enter the fight in the F-22A Raptor with the Mobius 1 paintjob!
This is amazing! I so glad I stumbled on this, I was just looking for the OST.
Thank you for making more of these, they're wonderful and I rewatch every one many times. You're brilliant at making these!
I love how he just put Captain Torres in there.
Just as exactly as I remembered
Love these vids you make. And nice touch with the Bismarck class being in same fleet as the Nimitz class
3:07 At that moment, it was just a destruction of a single target. But, in the long term, it was the birth of a dreadful villain 15 years later.
I know that the music that you use here is the same that is being played during the Invincible Fleet mission, but hot damn, does your video makes it sound even better!
A somber show for the Eruseans as they witness, ship by ship, the ultimate sundering of their once proud fleet... I can't get enough of it!
I always viewed the music as the sonar pings and more menacing parts represented the fleet and the triumph thic trumpets represented ISAF and the music is clashing just like the battle
I have tactical radar and AEGIS tecnology, still use my trusty binoculars to locate enemy: Admiral Torres
I have a CIWS that can shoot the hair's off a gnat's ass and nautical range of MILES, Can't shoot down ANYTHING.
@@roetemeteor ace combat logic
Because that makes you look like the Captain of the ship.
It looks like he was on an older Bismarck class ship. maybe no Aegis installed, the game also took place in 2004 so maybe it was an aging ship that was about to be mothballed anyways.
@@alje311 The actual Battleship Tanager was based off the Iowa class battleship, the New Jersey which did have 4 CWIS guns, which is really my main gripe with this video
bro your briefings gets better and better holy shit, amazing video :)))
0:25 is Matias Torres?
Your talent is truly, A WORLD WITH NO BOUNDRIES!
Erusea Invincible Fleet: *SUNK*
Mobius 1 and the boys: *INVINCIBLE*
Captain Torres: *CRISP.WHITE.SHEETS*
This film: *PERFECT*
Hotel: *Trivago*
I see myself out
Balka : *more WAR*
Oh hell yes! You did my favorite mission from AC4! Also, I work on maps for a living, and that map at the beginning was extremely well done! That must have taken some serious work to make a map as crisp as that.
This work is just impeccable. Subscribed :)
thank you!!!!
Ah I just saw this one now! This has to be one of your coolest ones yet! Love the detail.
Thanks mike :^)
a new nassault video, that's what i like to see
a new thomas renshaw comment, thats what I like to see :-)
@@Nassault yoo a reply from the man himself! keep up the good work, your videos are brilliant!
@@thomasrenshaw7133 thanks Thomas!! Enjoy your week 🤝
Great video from a great channel. Making these videos must be a fun hobby. For me it's a great way to enjoy the thrill of flying without the danger of being inside the jet.
I love the close up's of my favorite jets. Making nice videos such as the ones on this channel is like making a great painting or beautiful garden -- you leave behind something for others to enjoy. It's selfless in that respect.
These are my 3 favorite aviation books:
- Scream of Eagles by Robert Wilcox
- Strike Eagle by William Smallwood
- Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson
SP機まで登場するあたりマニアックすぎる。
This is too much for my heart. I'm loving it, outstanding work, I loved every detail. Project aces have to hire you, for sure.
I can’t believe I’m barely watching this! Better late then never I guess. Thanks Nassault for another masterpiece like always!!
By far the best mission ever made for Ace Combat
The battleship looked like the Bismarck also glad you are uploading again
Tanager was a Fast Battleship with a AB-X triple-gun turret layout (it was modeled after the Iowa class). This is a AB-XY dual-gun turret layout and it is without a doubt a Bismarck class; I'd know that profile anywhere. Caught me off guard the first time it came up on screen around 2:49 and confirmed my snap suspicion when shown in in full-profile at 2:52.
I like the call to use Bismarck for Tanager from a style perspective; it looks fantastic with the giant red flag and the idea of a modernized in the 1980's Bismarck/Tirpitz intrigues me to the point I'm looking at a layout of them and mentally noting where I'd put the CWIS and AA Missile Launchers and what secondary weapons would be deleted.
I do want to ask, though, why? Why go with the Bismarck over the Iowa? Was it for style, was it a more complete model or was there another reason.
Operation Rough Seas: Largest and most important tactical operation of the war to this period.
Mobius 1: **destroys the entire aegir fleet in less than 4 minutes without taking a single hit**
Here to appreciate the crispy chaff SFX at 1:32
SShhh
freesound.org/people/SpaceJoe/sounds/487204/
Not gonna lie, seeing the Bismarck (Tananger) launchimg missiles is pretty scary on its own. I love these mini film, keep it up!
The two dislikes were from Torres and his Command Duty Officer
Made me turn my ps2 on and play I love this game god please remaster this great work sir
And what's wild, canonically this was almost all mobius 1s doing
And another incredible short film, I think captain tarr was driven insane from how a single F/A-18 managed to destroy a BB, CV, CA, and DD.