Raven: Hector T. AC: Glorious Bastard Lightweight Bipedal specialized for speed by reducing energy consumption Armaments: Max damage howitzers, turning jammer, reserve magazines Strategy: Uses the jammer to severely limit turning abilities while remaining behind/above the enemy and hammering them with a barrage of HEAT shells. It is also very flexible and patient, and often thinks up wild and unusual tactics of it's usual one fails. Will always wait out the enemy instead of rushing in to finish, sometimes leading to unnecessarily long "battles".
Raven: Animus AC: IG-TA57-PAIN Lightweight Hover type designed to abuse range control and circumvent enemies strengths Armaments: Max damage shotgun+Moonlight combo, HECTOS rockets, CROW Stealth, and lightest Radar Strategy: Makes use of Lightweight overboost core, MAK hover legs, 4000+ Spare EN Surplus and CROW stealth to close the gap and immediately get into range to start delivering the PAIN. Initial use of CROW covers initial gap close, and you just pelt them with Shotgun fire while hunting for Moonlight strikes, and punish any hard landings or mispositions with HECTOS rounds. Remaining 4 CROW uses are to cover any bad positioning mistakes you make. Purely skill based match up, ammo is restricted and HECETOS requires precision to land. Rarely loses to another AC, it either wins swiftly or forfeits the match running out of ammo.
Also, IG-TA57-PAIN might lose on the sheer fact it's a Gen3 Armored core going up what seems to me to be a NEXT haha. Animus would have to buy Hector a drink if he ever survived.
@@xshullaw I never played seriously past Silent Line. If you've ever played Gen 3, you'd have more understanding on the realistic match up of our two designs. My pilot is a recluse that is extremely selective in the missions he chooses to take, and actions he takes in choosing how to accomplish his objectives. He has his own personal goals that he serves, but he aims to achieve those goals as honorably and "fairly" as possible, however long it may take. In AC to AC combat between Glorious Bastard and IG-TA57-PAIN which would you see coming out on top? I've never played ACV or Verdict Day, so I wouldn't put weight beyond my confidence other than being biased haha. I will say this, Animus is just as reactive as he is predictive, and will lean either way that is more beneficial. Prioritizing his survival first, and then mission success second, and finally his personal motives third if able.
@@Skycrusher Here's perspective : A "heavy" class AC from Gen 5 is like the starter mech for Gen 3. Technology has gone way backwards in a few hundred years. Still, it's an interesting matchup. Going in blind, mine would focus on slowing yours down and then dealing heavy damage while staying out of your line of fire. One hit could blow any part of Glorious Bastard clean off; even in Gen 5, he's paper-thin, yet extremely fast and reactive. Limited ammo is also a problem, because those HEAT rifles may be specialized for heavy armor, but he's only got 34 shots each, and each shot is a spray pattern of explosive shells the size of a mini-fridge. Hence why GB likes to outlast his opponents sometimes; let them burn out ammo before moving in. Likely outcome is either you get a good shot and destroy it quickly, or GB finds an advantage and starts hammering away, either taking you out while you're slowed, or you break free and GTFO.
Goodbye VD. ....you did well....
Raven: Hector T.
AC: Glorious Bastard
Lightweight Bipedal specialized for speed by reducing energy consumption
Armaments: Max damage howitzers, turning jammer, reserve magazines
Strategy: Uses the jammer to severely limit turning abilities while remaining behind/above the enemy and hammering them with a barrage of HEAT shells. It is also very flexible and patient, and often thinks up wild and unusual tactics of it's usual one fails. Will always wait out the enemy instead of rushing in to finish, sometimes leading to unnecessarily long "battles".
Raven: Animus
AC: IG-TA57-PAIN
Lightweight Hover type designed to abuse range control and circumvent enemies strengths
Armaments: Max damage shotgun+Moonlight combo, HECTOS rockets, CROW Stealth, and lightest Radar
Strategy: Makes use of Lightweight overboost core, MAK hover legs, 4000+ Spare EN Surplus and CROW stealth to close the gap and immediately get into range to start delivering the PAIN. Initial use of CROW covers initial gap close, and you just pelt them with Shotgun fire while hunting for Moonlight strikes, and punish any hard landings or mispositions with HECTOS rounds. Remaining 4 CROW uses are to cover any bad positioning mistakes you make. Purely skill based match up, ammo is restricted and HECETOS requires precision to land. Rarely loses to another AC, it either wins swiftly or forfeits the match running out of ammo.
Also, IG-TA57-PAIN might lose on the sheer fact it's a Gen3 Armored core going up what seems to me to be a NEXT haha. Animus would have to buy Hector a drink if he ever survived.
@@Skycrusher lol mine is gen 5, a mercenary who banks his victory on being fast and unpredictable.
@@xshullaw I never played seriously past Silent Line. If you've ever played Gen 3, you'd have more understanding on the realistic match up of our two designs.
My pilot is a recluse that is extremely selective in the missions he chooses to take, and actions he takes in choosing how to accomplish his objectives. He has his own personal goals that he serves, but he aims to achieve those goals as honorably and "fairly" as possible, however long it may take.
In AC to AC combat between Glorious Bastard and IG-TA57-PAIN which would you see coming out on top? I've never played ACV or Verdict Day, so I wouldn't put weight beyond my confidence other than being biased haha.
I will say this, Animus is just as reactive as he is predictive, and will lean either way that is more beneficial. Prioritizing his survival first, and then mission success second, and finally his personal motives third if able.
@@Skycrusher Here's perspective : A "heavy" class AC from Gen 5 is like the starter mech for Gen 3. Technology has gone way backwards in a few hundred years.
Still, it's an interesting matchup. Going in blind, mine would focus on slowing yours down and then dealing heavy damage while staying out of your line of fire. One hit could blow any part of Glorious Bastard clean off; even in Gen 5, he's paper-thin, yet extremely fast and reactive. Limited ammo is also a problem, because those HEAT rifles may be specialized for heavy armor, but he's only got 34 shots each, and each shot is a spray pattern of explosive shells the size of a mini-fridge.
Hence why GB likes to outlast his opponents sometimes; let them burn out ammo before moving in. Likely outcome is either you get a good shot and destroy it quickly, or GB finds an advantage and starts hammering away, either taking you out while you're slowed, or you break free and GTFO.
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Who is ready for cross the "Fires of Rubicon"?
I'm ready for fly again.......but the others?
I'm with you my Raven bro.
Hands down the best version of the song!
周年でOST祭りになってるけど、このRemixを超えるものは無いな。
伸びてほしい！
I want it on spotify 🥺
ACは、最高ッス
keep it up! never give up !
The Armored Core 6 is real
3ピースの人！？
0:24 漫画と音楽のギャップがズルい～(〃▽〃)ﾎ
Why is the version on spotify so much worse
my brother in christ, that is the official (reprise) version
@@draydrathis version is so much better
@@DamplyDoo both versions are phenomenal, but you have your opinions and i will not judge you 👍
@@draydra have a good day thank you