For HP gauging in the Story Missions, if they start raidioing you if you hit them enough, that means they're half done. For the second time, they're about dead.
15:00 Oh there's a nice thing about this. Every enemy AC has voicelines which trigger depending on their AP and if you are winning or losing. They'll speak like two or three times. Once when either of you get to half. And always once more when either of you are about to die. This unfortunately means that if you are losing and trigger the first "losing" line, you will not get the line if you were winning. Other indications of how lose to death the enemy AC is can been seen by the yellow sparks/lightning effects that weren't there before. That means a part has been damaged. If you see a part explode, then that means the part is broken AND that the enemy had lost around half of their AP. And your AC also will let you know if an enemy AC's part has been damaged or destroyed, even though your AC's voice volume is on the low side so it's kind of easy to miss. If your head is destroyed, then your AC can't rely any information to you.
yeah i have been using the voicelines as indicator.. ive noticed they were saying diffrent things and assumed it had to do with their hp.. its pretty neat :D
3:58 you have to actually activate the extension to get the extra ammo, its not passive like the previous ones. The default controls its press in the left thumb stick. The same is true for the missile intercepts you equip later, and most other extensions except the solid shields.
Try to check out the controls in this game. You can discard your weapons that doesn't have ammo. It helps to lighten up the load of the AC and improve energy regen. Also try to utilize your core EO. L3 or R3 activates your core and extensions. This game also explains every enemy type somewhere in the menu. It gives you the jist of what's happening and lists of Ravens alive. Keep up the good work Raven. 👌🏻
@@ruikiri Yeah, this game is pretty stressful when the first time I played. Also the triangles in the maps denotes height. When it becomes red it means you're on the same level. You can check out the map also which helps a lot especially in those kinds of level.
The targets show up on the map if your head part or additional radar has the Detailed or Special computer type, which the default head lacks. Dont forget you can hit Triangle in the assembly/shop menus for more detailed stats.
@@baval5 i bought a new head for the fight and it has the detailed computer but its not doing nothing, unless i have to go reactivate it on the cockpit? I didnt check that..
@@ruikiri The UI elements you enabled later in the video to see enemy AC data only applies to arena fights, there is no way to find out enemy AC information during missions. If you have the Special computer type your ACs voice will rattle off some information about the opponent when you first meet them, like what range they prefer to fight at, but you can never see their AP number. I was only talking about mission objectives like the bombs showing up on the map. Detailed and Special heads will mark them on the map for you.
Most of the extra indicators in the HUD don't actually tell you any additional AC info. At most you'll get remaining number of enemies in the mission. Enemy AC Data is info that will show up on the Arena, telling you what the enemy has equipped at that moment in time and how much ammo they have left
oh great... well its good to know :D meanwhile ive also realized you can kind of tell where they are at in terms of health through their voice lines :D
That's just it, modern gaming has made you all too dependent on those quest markers. We AC veterans had deal with this on a daily basis. I had to unlearn these things, to NOT depend too much on these modern day stuff.
@@HattaTHEZulZILLA86 i dont think its dependency but overall design, dark souls can direct people without quest markers, but these maps just all look the same xb games have quest markers now because its just better xb but in this case i understand that the point of the missio is to search an area the best you can, it was fun :D
You should try getting through the entire arena so you can get the energy pistol, pistols are so good in this game. Also if you hit a roadblock in regards to parts, you can always make a save in NineBreaker and import it to Last Raven. that save unlocks you almost all parts.
No you gotta start again. But it does get you a lot better starting position. You could probably download a 100% Nexus save because there's some parts from that which are really really annoying to unlock in this game.
@@drwilyecoyote5357 yes but i aint promising that i will complete them.. but that is the initial plan xb i already got one today :D one playthrough is rather short which is good because multiple endings..
Fun fact: Tuning your AC parts is now completely free! Just save before you tune a newly purchased part you find you don't want else it will be counted as used.
The core youre currently using is an EO core, which means it has a pair of drones built into it that can pop up and fire their own guns. You press down the right stick to activate or deactivate them. Solid EO cores have limited ammo, while energy EO cores like the one youre using have limited ammo over time but can recharge, but cost energy when they fire. In either case this replaces overboosting.
@@baval5 yes ,but i dont really like overboosting much in this game xb do solid cores do more damage than energy cores? Since they actually run out of ammo?
@@ruikiri not necessarily but not costing your energy can be a great benefit for dodging, and since they have more ammo capacity you can have them on for longer during boss fights. The energy ones can recharge but usually take a long time to do so.
@@ruikiri Solid damage cores tend to have more DPS, but limited ammo. They also act like any other solid weapon, in the fact they do not use energy per shot. Easy to activate and forget. Energy cores do solid damage and will always recharge ammo. Making it possible to fight forever without a sword as long as you remember to turn the drones off to let them recharge. Obviously because they are energy weapons, they use energy per shot. But don't let that scare you. The drones aim at anything in front of you in a 180 ish degree radius.
@@meeirudayo7270 i didnt, i basically still know nothing about these games more technical parts xb the machineguns kinda suck for accuracy but i think they do decent damage if your up close
@@Человек-Вархаммер yeah, they nerf a lot in LR. the basic missile and rifle are more viable in LR. the crime that FROMSOFTWARE had done is they nerf karasawa so bad. it's inaccurate most of the time and mid weight ac can't use it because of the energy drain.
yeah i never intend to land hard, it just happens sometimes , the finger tapping required on the L2 button doesnt feel the greatest for me but it is what it is xb
@@ruikiri I'm sure. It's just that not a lot of peeps realize why whenever they hard land their controls suddenly stop responding under this specific condition, which doesn't happen a whole lot because most of the time you aren't being shot while hard landing. Even though it's most frequent in this game thanks to how relentless some enemies are, especially enemy ACs. I'm just explainin why that happens, if you were ever wondering.
For HP gauging in the Story Missions, if they start raidioing you if you hit them enough, that means they're half done. For the second time, they're about dead.
@@blazeshellz1475 got it :D
15:00 Oh there's a nice thing about this. Every enemy AC has voicelines which trigger depending on their AP and if you are winning or losing. They'll speak like two or three times. Once when either of you get to half. And always once more when either of you are about to die.
This unfortunately means that if you are losing and trigger the first "losing" line, you will not get the line if you were winning.
Other indications of how lose to death the enemy AC is can been seen by the yellow sparks/lightning effects that weren't there before. That means a part has been damaged. If you see a part explode, then that means the part is broken AND that the enemy had lost around half of their AP. And your AC also will let you know if an enemy AC's part has been damaged or destroyed, even though your AC's voice volume is on the low side so it's kind of easy to miss. If your head is destroyed, then your AC can't rely any information to you.
yeah i have been using the voicelines as indicator.. ive noticed they were saying diffrent things and assumed it had to do with their hp.. its pretty neat :D
@@ruikiri Yeah. Sure wish it was easier to hear everything else the AC is telling you.
4:45 To answer that question, there were bio-organisms in the first Armored Core.
And AC2 had the Disorder Units which were also bio-weapons
AC3 introduces de AMIDA bioweapons which you see here as well
3:58 you have to actually activate the extension to get the extra ammo, its not passive like the previous ones. The default controls its press in the left thumb stick. The same is true for the missile intercepts you equip later, and most other extensions except the solid shields.
@@baval5 oh damn so i was actually just cooking harder xb that kinda sucks but alright good to know xb
What's the song at the beginning, the one with the vocals?
Try to check out the controls in this game. You can discard your weapons that doesn't have ammo. It helps to lighten up the load of the AC and improve energy regen. Also try to utilize your core EO. L3 or R3 activates your core and extensions.
This game also explains every enemy type somewhere in the menu. It gives you the jist of what's happening and lists of Ravens alive.
Keep up the good work Raven. 👌🏻
@@MvsLkJggr thank you, i know about discarding but i never remember to do that in the heat of a battle xb
@@ruikiri Yeah, this game is pretty stressful when the first time I played. Also the triangles in the maps denotes height. When it becomes red it means you're on the same level. You can check out the map also which helps a lot especially in those kinds of level.
The targets show up on the map if your head part or additional radar has the Detailed or Special computer type, which the default head lacks. Dont forget you can hit Triangle in the assembly/shop menus for more detailed stats.
@@baval5 i bought a new head for the fight and it has the detailed computer but its not doing nothing, unless i have to go reactivate it on the cockpit? I didnt check that..
@@ruikiri The UI elements you enabled later in the video to see enemy AC data only applies to arena fights, there is no way to find out enemy AC information during missions. If you have the Special computer type your ACs voice will rattle off some information about the opponent when you first meet them, like what range they prefer to fight at, but you can never see their AP number.
I was only talking about mission objectives like the bombs showing up on the map. Detailed and Special heads will mark them on the map for you.
Most of the extra indicators in the HUD don't actually tell you any additional AC info. At most you'll get remaining number of enemies in the mission. Enemy AC Data is info that will show up on the Arena, telling you what the enemy has equipped at that moment in time and how much ammo they have left
oh great... well its good to know :D meanwhile ive also realized you can kind of tell where they are at in terms of health through their voice lines :D
(Garage theme change)
Shit is about to go down
@@Noctis37 for real xb
oh one thing, some missions in this game have extra missions you can do before heading back to the garage if you preforms well.
@@drwilyecoyote5357 if i perform well..... that might be tough xb
That's just it, modern gaming has made you all too dependent on those quest markers.
We AC veterans had deal with this on a daily basis.
I had to unlearn these things, to NOT depend too much on these modern day stuff.
@@HattaTHEZulZILLA86 i dont think its dependency but overall design, dark souls can direct people without quest markers, but these maps just all look the same xb games have quest markers now because its just better xb but in this case i understand that the point of the missio is to search an area the best you can, it was fun :D
I got lost so fucking much in that damn mission. Still to this day the same as I was when I was 12.
@@varyagace its a good thing you dont have to defuse everything xb
You should try getting through the entire arena so you can get the energy pistol, pistols are so good in this game. Also if you hit a roadblock in regards to parts, you can always make a save in NineBreaker and import it to Last Raven. that save unlocks you almost all parts.
@@derpybone interesting :D that works even if you are already mid game?
No you gotta start again. But it does get you a lot better starting position. You could probably download a 100% Nexus save because there's some parts from that which are really really annoying to unlock in this game.
are you going for all 6 endings?
@@drwilyecoyote5357 yes but i aint promising that i will complete them.. but that is the initial plan xb i already got one today :D one playthrough is rather short which is good because multiple endings..
Fun fact: Tuning your AC parts is now completely free! Just save before you tune a newly purchased part you find you don't want else it will be counted as used.
@@puddel9079 makes sense :D
@@ruikiri
11:55 That's what I expected your reaction would be.
The core youre currently using is an EO core, which means it has a pair of drones built into it that can pop up and fire their own guns. You press down the right stick to activate or deactivate them. Solid EO cores have limited ammo, while energy EO cores like the one youre using have limited ammo over time but can recharge, but cost energy when they fire. In either case this replaces overboosting.
@@baval5 yes ,but i dont really like overboosting much in this game xb do solid cores do more damage than energy cores? Since they actually run out of ammo?
@@ruikiri not necessarily but not costing your energy can be a great benefit for dodging, and since they have more ammo capacity you can have them on for longer during boss fights. The energy ones can recharge but usually take a long time to do so.
@@ruikiri Solid damage cores tend to have more DPS, but limited ammo. They also act like any other solid weapon, in the fact they do not use energy per shot. Easy to activate and forget.
Energy cores do solid damage and will always recharge ammo. Making it possible to fight forever without a sword as long as you remember to turn the drones off to let them recharge. Obviously because they are energy weapons, they use energy per shot. But don't let that scare you.
The drones aim at anything in front of you in a 180 ish degree radius.
did you know, they nerf most of the weapon accuracy such as machine gun. it suck. and the missile misses a lot most of the time
@@meeirudayo7270 i didnt, i basically still know nothing about these games more technical parts xb the machineguns kinda suck for accuracy but i think they do decent damage if your up close
LR was my first AC game and when I went to AC 2 I wasn't using missiles at start. And when I used them, I like "wow, missiles dont suck?"
@@Человек-Вархаммер yeah, they nerf a lot in LR. the basic missile and rifle are more viable in LR. the crime that FROMSOFTWARE had done is they nerf karasawa so bad. it's inaccurate most of the time and mid weight ac can't use it because of the energy drain.
Come on bro, you know to turn shit on.
Anyways.....
When you land hard while taking hits, you will be stunned. Even if it's by machine gun fire.
yeah i never intend to land hard, it just happens sometimes , the finger tapping required on the L2 button doesnt feel the greatest for me but it is what it is xb
@@ruikiri I'm sure. It's just that not a lot of peeps realize why whenever they hard land their controls suddenly stop responding under this specific condition, which doesn't happen a whole lot because most of the time you aren't being shot while hard landing. Even though it's most frequent in this game thanks to how relentless some enemies are, especially enemy ACs. I'm just explainin why that happens, if you were ever wondering.
If they make a game with many bio enemies i with they use super robots type mecha the real robots don't have to many variety
yea the weapons not firing is annoying. from what i can tell its kinda meant to be like you are reloading the weapons. still kinda annoying.
@@RauschenPauli yeah but its weird because theres no actual reload animation xb