@@siIIyguy Dude.... Come on. It's my opinion. Opinions aren't facts. Humans love to take things personally. You aren't Metroid Dread. I'm not insulting you. I can not like it and you can like it at the same time. Every positive thing you say about it and every negative thing i say about it is true. The game compared to the other side view ones, is doo doo. 😂🤷
Do note: Metroid dread is the first true metroid game to ever feature live chozo during gameplay in the form of both raven beak & quiet robe. Before dread, we only really seen their handiwork in the form of the chozo statues and other monuments or creations of theirs. At best, they physically appeared in flashbacks.
I just realized that the beam stays consistent in and out of cutscenes. It's got the energy absorption/x-destroying properties of Metroids and the power of a hyper beam. Notice that enemies killed during the escape don't leave the x-parasite behind while other non beam attacks do.
I'm imagining an intergalactic arson investigator like, "Ok so Ms. Aran, you claim that the planet happened to blow up just as you were leaving, and that this has happened like 6 times now, but you maintain that you're entirely innocent?"
Yeah I'd like to see the investigator brave enough to question the methods of the woman that, when she decides something is going to die, the act of blowing up the entire planet that something is on is the only way to be sure it's dead. I'm pretty sure Samus'd be like 'Yeah, I blew it up, big whoop, wanna fight about it?"
I figured something wasn't right when ADAM was spending a lot of time admonishing Raven Beak's qualities as a warrior. But then it became hilarious when I realized that it was literally Raven Beak hyping himself up like he was standing behind the hologram of ADAM while Samus is in the room.
What finally made it click for me was that the ADAM we were speaking to on ZDR always refers to Samus as "Samus." The ADAM we knew from earlier games always called her "Lady."
The X take on the characteristics of whomever it consumes. When the orange X ate Quiet Robe, it could be that his benevolence completely overwrite the X's innate desire to destroy. Instead of going around eating everything, it used his Thoha DNA to tame Samus' Metroid DNA.
@@tyratyra5549nah the X don't copy the characteristics of their hosts otherwise SA-X would have been a righteous galactic hero, not a murderous hunter stalking an abandoned space station
@@manofdaboijerry7687 most of the SA-X were incomplete recreations as the core host was separated so the SA-X were generated from what was left of her DNA in the suit that was surgically removed. So it's entirely possible should Samus not have been saved from the X before full infestation it might of inherited some of Samus's personality and disposition.
Samus as Metroid, Raven Beak as Sephiroth (7:07), Raven Beak fused with X-Kraid, X-Quiet Robe with memory who he was and who is his ally... Now, I have seen everything. 😲
Official Headcanon, the last X is the SA-X that got spaced towards the end of Fusion. It helped you because it respects your power. Why did it turn the E.M.M.I's back on? I dunno, I didn't think that far, maybe it just wanted Raven Beak dead, and it knew that would work.
talking about SA-X i really like how the EMMI were a more refined version of that idea, in fusion its menioned theres multiple SA=X but aside that time 1 is jetisoned and another shows up its not really adressed gameplay wise, they also mentioned to have been ruthlessly huntng after you but you only see them a few times occasionally leading to a chase but once you lose them its like they cease to exist having disapeared from the gameworld even if followed through the same door. i really like how the EMMI improve on this you come acroos multiple of them and you know theyre always around doing their own things and after you beat one you can explore its hunting zone and see just how it got around from place to place and how truly interconnected it all was when you wernt running for your life
So, the Headcanon thing was mostly a joke, but think about it, this Metroid game, and Fusion were both written like an anime. We were explicitly told, that there was no way we would ever see that X again, and also that it was impossible for the ones on the BSL Station, to survive the planetary impact. Search your anime knowledge, and ask yourself this: How often, is that type of statement actually true? Almost never, right? So with nine killing machines, just sitting out there, and a Galactic Federation desperately wanting to learn the secrets of how to recreate the power suit, much like the Space Pirates, it makes sense that they'd try to catch one, only for this nonsense to happen again.
13:10 So guys.... I don't wanna cause alarm but....there was a ship docked in the top left-hand corner right here.... and its not there now...that can't be good 😅
I did not appreciate that the devs made a cutscenes of Samus killing the even beak for me instead of letting me do it. Otherwise this game was amazing.
This does make me wonder what happened between Samus and Raven Beak before Metroid Dread. She fights him with a ferocity and ruthlessness that goes beyond her mission, or even her Metroid instincts. Her hatred feels personal.
For the battle is better to use Ice missiles for phase 1 and 3 while for phase 2 is better to use Rocket Storm (Storm missile). Wave beam is good only when you run out of missiles (which can happen if you dont play for 100% items and trying to get time under 4 hours like i did).
No. I'm pretty sure Metroid drew some influence from Star Wars and Star Trek as well. You know, what with the concept of the Galactic Federation and the Space Pirates.
Wait how could an x parasite know about Metroids so well and know about her ship too unless it's the baby metroid reborn!? Hmmmmm... Edit: samus blew up a underground space pirate facility, a space pirate mothership, SR388, Zebes, a meteor on talon 4, a dark planet, a planet and tons of meteors, 3 spaceships/Labs, this planet in metroid dread, and a space pirate ship. Why and how and i... i just don't know anymore.
Tbf Zebes was a timed bomb set by Mother Brain/Pirates and this planet was likely a Dead Man's switch of some kind set by RavenBeak to start counting down if he died and the BottleShip was set to self destruct by the Federation and Pirate Mothership was also a Dead Man's switch linked to Mecha Ridleys destruction everything else was pretty much her though 😂
I think Talon IV is the only planet that did not blow up in a metroid game. Metroid and super Metroid were on planet Zebes, it was blown up. Metroid fusion had tthe BSL and planet SR388( where metroid 2 was set up) Prime hunters had Gorea's prison destroyed. Another M had the bottle ship destroyed. Prime 2 destroyed dark aether and Prime 3 destroyed Phaze. Dread destroyed the planet as well
@@Yokai_Yuri Aether... Only the Dark Version was destroyed, so Light Aether is also another planet she didn't blow up, along with most of [Phaaze go boom] the Prime 3 Planets.
