@@Mateoski97 One if the few games I come back to at least once a year

@@sheevpalpatine8243 I’ve seen many pay to win games… I don’t think this is the pay to win that people say it is. The dominant fighters for most of this games life were the sub $100 fighters. Only very recently did the Hornet surpass the supremacy of light fighters. The F8 was really only a major threat to people that don’t PVP, and can only dominate in a team setting assuming all players are competent dogfighters. In the current patch it’s very difficult to keep up with other fighters that can maneuver. Really it’s an example of not pay to win, especially now that it’s basically only feasible if your team can cover you and buy enough time for its lack of maneuverability thanks to the nerfs.

@@yohanzeta the fact that everything in the game is tied to real money is extremely stupid, that's more than most triple-A games.

@@sheevpalpatine8243For the most part I agree and would 100% would prefer it to be like other games but it really isn’t the requirement that people say it is. I have friends that have spent 3x what I have spent in SC on other monetized games and it only benefits them. Where as my purchase’s benefits all of the friends that join me when the only amount they’ve spent is the minimum price of entry and it has been this way since we started playing. Even without that, you can earn almost everything in game without additional purchases unlike some other games. And in those you’re forced to do most if not all of the work by yourself. That’s just the reality of it. Like if the game wiped everything including my paid items I’d be able to prove everything I said and then some.

is def not as a 2015 backer im 7k in the game and having ships dont mean any if u dont have people to use the reclaimer example awesome ship but useless unless ur a 4-5 man crew

If you're ever on the opposite side while I'm role playing op-for in a shoot house, all I need to do is flank you in an LDA (hallways) or stairways as you're deliberating and you are *fucked*. What you should have taken away from 3:52 is that 3 more people with guns are better than one, instead you are advocating for a 1v1 and a shoot through on dry walls while everyone else gets shot once the shooting starts. Having ran through shoot-houses with Tier One dudes and the local SWAT dudes in the state I was visiting at the time, it became obvious why people that have been in enough gun fights and train CQB regularly and not once a month choose 'dynamic'. If you want to hear it from a Recently retired former Marine Raider and SMU dude as well as Arizona SWAT guy here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4aphKCEZbWGo5osi=JejBHj853tIkGbAK

I know the game has been unfair to you but you can take it easy playing this game you know. This is literally what a regular session of the game is like.

tyty. It’s a lot slower than what I want but were at my buddies’ tempo. He knows a few things about CQB and doesn’t really play this game but he knows enough and I can count on him on no-fail shots.

@@yohanzeta solid work man. If I get a PC soon we should run it

@@Grimoriumm sounds good tbh be sure to ping me when you do!

Remember, Viper, and Cosmos all from Armored Core: For Answer

^ comment by someone who has to google what a ‘no fail shot’ is

@@no_losses194 nightwish - ghost score love song iirc

Currently working on getting used to Lag again. something about 3.23 felt different so I’ve been experimenting with lead but as of the past few days ive made an effort to make a permanent switch back to lag

its only gotten better with the patch update and it definitely has that ‘cool factor’ to it. Glad you liked the vid!

@@yohanzeta Yes, that’s what I’ve seen. Wasn’t impressed with the 12 size 3 missles it originally came with. Plus server performance didn’t do the consistency of hitting your target any favors. Now with 24 size 3s, much improved performance, and the need to scratch the itch on a new ship, this was the perfect inspiration.

I think that would actually gamify things. IRL is not like that at all with a few exceptions. Some exceptions more notable than others but average that's not the case. Raids are intelligence driven ambushes on fixed positions with the area cordoned off and the adversary fixed into that position and placed under control through the use of support elements pull security and observation to cover enemy ingress and egress points. If there are traps, these days we'd know the likelihood ahead of time and if it were such a big problem, we'd solve it through other ways than CQB unless it is absolutely necessary to go in. The fact that we aren't assaulting the structure with a 3:1 ratio is already a tactical mistake in itself but for the sake of "video game challenge" we are forced to put ourselves in less favorable circumstances then fight our way out of it. You're right about enemies not jumping out of windows, but for me that wouldn't change the game much. Or rather, my TTPs and SOPs would not change much and they will all just die the same way. Traps would only slow momentum and at most would only slow the tempo of the raid. When I was playing games like Ready Or Not, I would still clear most maps solo in less than 5 minutes (or 10 minutes) with a very rapid technique for checking traps. I can see how it can add an element of realism in some operations but it's would definitely be a more artificial experience if it happened often.

@@yohanzetaYes, I think the changes I said for this game are a bit unnecessary, or rather, even if they are not unnecessary, they do not change the game much. In addition, since we are already dealing with a lot of problems on large maps, I think it will be even more challenging with these updates and will lead to the loss of players

@@kozmix17 I do recognize that it is a game and I've given how I would make it more challenging and at the same time keep it fairly realistic if I were involved with it's development. Couple features I'd add is the ability for both sides to shoot through walls and for the AI to throw grenades in hallways to punish players that linger in linear danger areas too often. I would also add terrain features on the floor that would slow movement for any unit crossing it. Now this might be a more complex feature but I'd also have the enemy move furniture real time to create obstacles for the assault element once they are compromised.

@@yohanzeta Dude, you must be a game developer😂😂

@@kozmix17 I suppose... I did work in a studio and contributed to the development of a certain Indi-game that people can buy on Steam right now. One of the characters uses my likeness which was an artistic choice from the lead artist so I'm not very open about which one it is.

100%. One of the best from Macross Plus

100%. The sauce is one of favorites called Macross, particularly ‘Do you remember Love’. If you watch a couple clips from the old videos you’ll see why I chose this bgm

@@yohanzeta across plus was one of my favorite movies growing up right up there with cowboy bebop!

@@Dominus-NoctisBoth awesome animes! Plus was. a fav of mine as well and a huge influence . I watch it once a year

Back when this game came out I’ve owned all 3 versions. I’m basically replicating how I used to play and it really wouldn’t matter what platform it I’m playing in.

It took some figuring out but what has worked well for me is as follows: Left Stick vertical axis strafes forward and back, and the x-axis rolls the craft. Right stick handles pitch and yaw. The top two Paddles handles in back does horizontal strafing, and the bigger bottom paddles is for vertical strafing. No modifiers are used on for my setup on flights controls.

I use my right pedal on the Xbox Elite Controller. I tap it at just the right tempo that it looks like one smooth motion. When I first switch to this control scheme I practiced a lot free flying around the racing mode in Arena Commander.

First Track - Taishi - Glint In The Dark (Original Mix) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYOmo62lf7FqrJYsi=JhoeU27YSlLXQB72 Second Track - Novy - Wonderland - 02 The Jealousy That Lies Behind Those Green Eyes - ( Couldn't find a video of it ) Third Track - Novy 「Capriccio (Novy Remix)」- kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ3KdJiFmdpgb7csi=jBfyCxdVhw3507Rk

Solo se puede jugar con emuladores de ps2 o gamecube.

Its a little weird but im used to it. I dont use any third party programs. Right trigger is fire everything, left is thrust. Left bumper is modifier and right is speed break. Modified left trigger with the bumper is my countermeasures. Left joystick Y axis is forward/back, X axis is roll. Right stick is pitch and yaw. L3 is cruise control and R3 is targeting. D pad is my power power settings, modified right is Quantum and modified Left is missile. Because im using base settings instead of a third party my A-Y buttons are mirrors of the paddles. I just map those with lift/descend and strafing based on what’s comfortable. I use the keyboard for everything else. It’s not the most optimal setup but its a stopgap for when I get dual sticks and pedals with a better gaming setup.

Yes if you apply yourself. It may be a simulator but it’s actually challenging. Shooters that aren’t remotely capable of performing in real life shouldn’t expect to do significantly better in VR. If anything it does a very good job at showing your shortcomings on aspects not related to recoil management and reloads at least on the marksmanship side of things. I’m specifically working on Vision focused shooting (or target focus depending on who you ask) and smoother transitions without moving past my intended point of impact. You can technically do these with dryfire but things like swingers and the ability to easily do a variety of courses without needed to set it up is very much value added. It’s exposed some of the weaknesses that I was not aware of during my dry fire and live fire sessions such as how much time I’ve been lingering on each target due to over confirmation. I don’t get to shoot anywhere near as much as I used to so this has been a tremendous help in supplementing a lot of that range time. Especially when the most I can do is 100-200 rounds per session every few months as compared to the thousand per month back then. Even if I did, just the fact that there’s variety of stages that I don’t get to shoot often really takes the cake for me. Where it’s been the most helpful for me is training at uncomfortably faster speeds than Im used to and dialing it in.

@yohanzeta Thanks for the very considered reply mate. It's covers some great aspects that I thought may be helpful. I live in Aus where most ranges are static and don't allow to move from your bay unless you are doing an IPSC match. This created issues where I can't practice poppers, swingers or even transitions as much as I would like or even train them in my own time at all outside a match. Ammo prices are also through the roof - close to AUD 30- 40 per box of 50 9mm which is exorbitantly expensive. I am considering buying this as it will help me train transitions and poppers and swingers at my own time with the live range practice to confirm and dry fire to continue refining fundamentals. Your comment helps tremendously. One other query do you run this on a Quest 2 or 3 and does it matter. I'll be picking up a Quest solely for this as I think the training addition will help. Thanks again

@@mps9649 It works on both. I have an 'inbetween' (Quest Pro) but its designed to work with either version. Just have to go to the settings to select which one. I think you will find this to be a very helpful training aid.

@yohanzeta Great to hear. Thanks again for the reply mate.

that’s going to look sharp ⚡️

Played all the PSP Macross games, some of their shmups, VF-X games, and Robotech Battlecry (of which im currently the #1 ‘speed runner’). I don’t expect everyone to ‘get it’ but me and my wingman felt like it did