I like how they took a character you constantly stomp over and over in your play through and made him basically the final boss. His drive to really kill you was so… thrilling to put into words. He could’ve care less about Coral, the ship, or anything else happening on the planet. His only focus was seeing you blow up in your AC.
The Alea Lacta Est Ending where Ayre's saying "Main System: Activating Combat Mode" is a sort of easter egg from the old AC games where the default female voice would would say the exact same thing (might even be the same voice actress) at the beginning of every missions.
621: has the unwavering support of both daddy handler Walter and coral girlfren Ayer Iguazu: mommy Allmind nagging in his ears all this time No wonder he envies you
At least it's not like fighting TWO Nineballs in tight corridor. You know, width of corridor is 2 AC, standing side by side, hight... well, enough for one AC.
@@Viichan777 no one is your games are ez that has nothing to do to what happened to it at the hands of shitzaki and his greedy malicious team turning an already bad franchise to clone from the action rpg shit souls trash games so they can make sure it gains money because no one care for their other garbages besides the current trash also gaming is not for wOman
Armored Core 6, the culmination of all Armored Core history into a small planet, Walter (Zanaida/Joshua o’ Brien), Ayre (N-WGINX/Leos Klein) and ALLMIND (9-Ball/Ostdarva). For friend, for potential… or for who’s sake?
Igauzu reminds me of Evangel and Zinaida but without the talent of either. I would say Rusty is more akin to Joshua, he strikes me as a more developed version of him.
@@paradoxicalnexus7246 bruh is that even fair? I’ve haven’t played for answer (yet) but isn’t the Strayed LYNX/LINX? Mf don’t even pilot an AC he uses NEXTS. I love 621 but I’m almost positive even with my super limited knowledge 621 gets slammed and I don’t even think it’s close 💀 621 still a fucking DAWG tho. 621 ain’t a joke.
@@paradoxicalnexus7246Mechs in AC6 boost at up to 500 m/s or so, NEXTs can boost about 10x that even without an VOB, and can achieve true permaflight, and have up to 6-7x the AP, and don't have energy weapons overheat (and weapons deal about 10x the AP per shot as well). Oh, and they have passive kojika armour that reduces all incoming damage by literally dissolving bullets mid-flight. For reference, the first mission has you fighting MTs, and the secone can have you fight regular ACs (called normals in that game) and you absolutely tear them a new asshole.
@@kyokyodisaster4842coral and humanity spreads but why does ayre says entering combat mode in the end? What's that supposed to mean? I really thought it was an autonomous AC uprising
@@hklrzki4618even though they aren't directly connected, my personal head canon is that it means: AC6 is the prequel to a lot of the chaos that transpires throughout the franchise. Like the origin of the Internecine in 3rd Gen and the sentient A.I.s in 5th gen. I interpret that "Entering Combat Mode" as "You know how the rest of this story plays out."
Which one? The boss one? Or the backup one she uses to help you? The boss is not unlockable but the backup teammate ac along with the other boss ac's are unlockable after you beat all missions with an s rank and get all endings. Edit: sorry i also forgot you need to complete all the arena bosses, the allmind secret arena fights, and data log hunts must be complete in the NG++.
The 3rd ending is uhh basically Mass Effect 3 Synthesis ending. Granted it is great for brain fried corpses who are actually worse off than 40k quadriplegic Spacemarines in dreadnoughts. But the thing is no other humans agreed to this. And the moment Ayre said "Entering Combat Mode" that means there is still no peace.
It's possible it didn't spread anywhere and the only thing it really implies is that the Coral to some degree of either full control or as replacements for AI can be in AC's now. Even if humanity is changed it won't change the fact that the Corpos will keep up with their evils.
The True Ending is just NG: EVA ending but everyone turns into Evangelion instead. That's sounds awesome to be honest. You're a part of collective humanity amongst Coral Swarm, but your individuality is still intact
@@normanbestboi9117not really, the coral consumed the souls of the people that died in the fire so only part of the coral is "alive" They're also not aware of anything its kinda like a coma
I like that in the final credits of the alea iacta est they use the fires of rubicon This track only appears in the reveal trailer and here (i am not counting the man who burned it all/passed the torch, they are similar but these tracks were not the one they put in the reveal)
They stopped AI revolution, eliminated a threat for humanity, even if that means energy loss. 3rd ending -> AI expansion and beginning of another "Era of Armored Cores" (Whole AC series are about Crisis of first Era), 1st ending -> 621 just gives some time to find a good solution for everything
Yes and no. The coral was growing at an exponential rate and could've made the Fire of Ibis look like a joke if not culled, so we explode all the coral, and Rubicon, the last known place of residence for coral, and save what could be systems. It's the evil ending in that we kill everyone on Rubicon and probably then some, but it's a neccesary evil kind of ending.
So as someone who isnt going to play the game (hence dont care about spoiler), what happened in the Alea Iacta Est ending? Did they became some sort of abstract entities that exist everywhere in the universe like God? So the mechs in the end was just the physical manifestations of their pilot's wills?
transhumanism at its finest talk about going from primitive apes to beings of mechanical wonders, fucking humanity turned themselves into Transformers, funniest shit I've ever seen.
it's not 100% clear. we know that minds exist in the coral. that's what ayre is, she became entangled with you when you got blown up at watchpoint alpha. she can also interface with certain technology, so i think the idea is those ACs are basically bodies for the newly released coral "people"
@@pyr666 so The Fires of Ibis that burned Rubicon 50 years back, is basically just Evangelion 3rd Impact and literally absorbed every Rubiconian's consciousness into the Coral during the cataclysm that turned the entire Rubicon System into a dead System, some Voices are louder than others and some are pretty silent as coral slowly re-emerged from Rubicon they in turn became more active like Ayre and her ability to interact with Technology. During the True Ending the Player alongside with Ayre released all the Coral People and gave them bodies in the Form of ACs and scattered them all over the universe, basically creating a new species of human/coral hyrbids that's pretty much immortal since they transcends the need for a biological body that age and rots. HAIL THE OMNISSIAH
walter: your old master tryng bring peace to the world destroying a planet with spacial petroleum ayre: your friend who tryngs to save her planet and liberate it allmind/iguazu: guy fusioned with AI God only because he hates you(the most hardcore boss of the 3)
Yep, both her and Walter got defeated by Allmind before you got to them. Then again if not for Allmind you probably would have had to kill them yourself since your objective went against theirs.
Reminded me a LOT of mass effect 3 ending outcomes…in the sense that in all endings, there’s really no GOOD outcome. I mean, sure it plays to the whatever side the ending is for but the suffering is still caused. But still somewhat happier than dark souls or Elden ring endings lol.
it's rarely a question of power and more having the right tools for the job. the shoulder cannon and shotgun are strong sources of stagger, while the missiles and coral laser are reliable damage. all of those weapons also have tons of ammo. there are other combinations that would have a similar effect. there are also other approaches. I went with a mostly basho frame, pulse blade, a shotgun, and the basic missiles. mostly melee'd them all to death
I really, REALLY dont wanna betray Ayre. She was a real one, with you since chapter 2 and not once treated you like a "hound" or slave. Walter can say sorry all he wants but the fact is that 621 is just a means to an end for him. Walter couldnt do it himself so he relied on a brain fried merc unable to really say no to do his work for him. If you go with him your legacy is *burning an entire world to ash* Id rather side with the person who treated me like a person.
@dudeguy508 she asks, doesn't demand. AND you're kinda gonna kill he entire race and nuke her planet. I don't really blame her for attacking you in the Fires of Raven ending. Ayre is OK with any scenario that doesn't end with coral going up in flames. She says multiple times she's content to support Raven. To work with the merc and figure out a solution that doesn't end in genocide of every rubiconian on the planet.
@dudeguy508 plus, the liberation front gained one hell of a foothold during the uprising once the Ayre ending started. All the Vespers besides like... 2 are dead. Raven has shown that they can take down entire bases worth of craft, its not too far fetched that Raven helped the RLF liberate the Vascular Plant. The coral was probably freaking the fuck out because everyone wants it. We know it's sentient.
Sadly the nineball seraph is not as difficult as the armored core master of arena one.. the ps1 version on nineball seraph is soo fast you barely kept it in the crosshair
for liberator of rubicon you need to decide to fight carla when given the decision in chapter 5 instead of taking on arquebus. for fires of raven, choose to taken on arquebus instead of fighting carla in chapter 5 decision. These two endings can be done in any order for New Game and New Game + In New Game ++ after getting the first two endings you will start getting missions from All Mind. Do all of them and ignore the other choices. You should lead to the true final boss at that point in NG++
Bruh you fight a sentient being from a plantary explosion on a massive satalite with a railgun, in order to burn the entire substance to nothingness, by igniting it with a literal flying city
