Armored Core is Even Bigger Than You Think Now.

I'm too lazy to ever get more precise than 2 or 3 digits.
As per usual, feedback is more than welcome, and all music used is listed in order at the end of the video.
#fromsoftware #armoredcore6

[@KanaevM]

I like that it still tries to scale everything according to human proportions, even if no humans appear in the game itself to compare.

[@InternetHydra]

From is really great with those little details they know 99.9% of players wouldn’t ever know about in a youtubeless world.

[@williamfalls]

FromSoft: _puts a piece of paper down with a funny joke on it_ Some KZbinr somewhere: "This is some *deep* lore drop!"

[@stringwhore]

Rokuniichi

[@Synthonym]

I love that it actually goes a lot further than that. There are handrails, catwalks and service doors on EVERYTHING which let you see exactly how a person might navigate these mind-bendingly massive structures, as well as frequently reminding you just how enormous everything is

[@HaykInWonderland]

​@@williamfallslike what

[@zorain2354]

If humanity could built the cradles in 4 and the towers in V, I'm not surprising that they could just repair vascular plant within a month

[@VLimit11]

Good point. All things considered, an army of MTs could probably finish these kinds of jobs much quicker than you'd initially expect

[@Supercohboy]

While that's an apt comparison, iirc 4/V/6 aren't supposed to be the same singular running timeline, they're all their own separate thing like most Final Fantasy games are, minus the specific same-generation sequels like 4Answer/Verdict Day. Otherwise yeah, if Armored Core played Civ V, they'd be a Ramses main lmao, they're popping out superstructures to celebrate every major event in human history, it seems

[@GERAT023]

you know, the structures on rubicon, remind me a lot of the towers from ACV/VD

[@abeeocta2599]

Yes mt's are firts development as labor machine

[@matasa7463]

​@@VLimit11 Not even that - remember those AI controlled machines that came to live after the Coral Surge? Most of the planet's structures was probably made fully autonomously.

[@VaatiVidya]

I just want to say that I really appreciate how much effort you put into the editing and animation for these videos. It must take so long but it really helps elevate the vids! Nice work

[@nervousgiraffe9876]

This video has officially been sanctioned by the Fromsoft Vatican

[@VLimit11]

Appreciate that a ton! Definitely means a lot considering the production value of your recent videos. Looking forward to seeing that inevitable AC6 lore video!

[@hhowdy]

Was thinking the exact same thing this video might not even get over 10K! But hey the amount of work on this one 7 minute video is crazy Edit: It got over 10k let’s go

[@metj6885]

Vaabi where’s the LORE

[@shinjimirou928]

I eagerly await for your version of Armored Lore

[@Ataximander]

Frankly of the megastructures shown at the end, the Vascular Plant still beats them by virtue of being a glorified oil rig. If humanity in AC6 builds moneymakers that size, what would they even consider MEGA?

[@zahylon5993]

a Dyson Sphere?

[@pillarmenn1936]

@@zahylon5993 Most likely since they seem to have a similar structure at the end of Ending 3

[@natethegreat7967]

Who’s to say humanity regularly builds things as massive as the Vascular Plant? For all we know, it might be the largest and most expensive project that Arquebus Corporation has ever done, and the costs will take decades or a century to recoup.

[@ArcadiaCv]

​@@natethegreat7967 Arquebus was just a random part manufacturer who setup an operation on rubicon after the coral/fires of ibis put it on the map. We know humanity in the AC universe has built multiple towers (20km) and multiple cradles (4km) on earth. An actual industrial corp with MT's could build something much larger if they decided to for whatever reason.

[@ulrikahaggard9923]

@@ArcadiaCvi think youre confused the AC games arent connected. For all we know cradles and towers dont exist in AC6 and never have

[@TR-qf2gt]

0:42 Iguazu being an absolute keyboard warrior is so funny 😂

[@klortikterra4423]

he 100% would be, he is a cry baby.

[@Excalibaard]

Still no luck with the sewing club I see...

[@michaelkolano8686]

And he uses hunt&Peck too!

[@Headbringer]

@@michaelkolano8686What’s hunt&Peck?

[@michaelkolano8686]

@@Headbringer typing with one or both index fingers, usually while looking directly at the keyboard rather than the display. it's common for people who don't use computers much, or very well

[@swelldritch2774]

The size of the vascular plant and the xylem is an oddly effective way of representing the scale of the corporations' greed. Is hard to even justify fighting over anything when you have access to that quantity of resources.

[@andrewowens4421]

Yeah, that's literally owning planets level of money. Or at least owning whole moons. If you _still_ need more resources after that then it's not about really needing resources but just wanting more to own out of base greed.

[@arforafro5523]

It's not just the resources, its the power. Arquebus not only had infinite money at their disposal with the Vascular Plant but also a way to control who gets the super fuel for both machinery and weapons. Whatever price and whatever amount of resources they have to invest doesn't matter because once they get a hold of Rubicon nothing else will matter and everything they lost they can easily replace later on by selling Coral or take it by force using Coral powered weapons and AC's on top of having access to both RRI and PCA technology.

[@ee822]

For our population? Certainly. But the more people that exist, the more resources that are needed to support them. We may only see Rubicon, but its also only one of many worlds the PCA is dealing with, and the PCA is only one government administration that's basically watching over the equivalent of EPA Superfund sites. The broader spacefaring civilization could easily be host to Quadrillions of humans at a low end.

[@techietisdead]

@@andrewowens4421 Well, considering the scale of what they are doing, the planet's worth probably wont even be enogh for basic stuff in a few decades

[@paulroberto2286]

With 7% the radius of earth, the weight of the helicopter would probably be pretty comparable with a heavy military vehicle. Thus explaining how it can actually fly lol

[@paulroberto2286]

Oh also, great video!! Loved the visualizations and talking ACs

[@VLimit11]

I didn't consider that! That definitely makes some player/enemy movement easier to understand if you think of it all in low gravity (though I probably shouldn't think too much about realism in this series, haha)

[@venlil]

​@VLimit11 rubicon is probably incredibly dense which could give it a similar gravity to earth

[@ziggythomas1123]

@@venlil For some reason that reminds me of Kerbal Space Program. All the celestial bodies in that game are incredibly dense. For example, Kerbin is 58,000 kg per cubic meter. Earth IRL is a measley 5515 kg /m3.

[@harrasika]

But its mass and inertia are still the same

[@doctorquack-pot4214]

I knew these structures and machines were massive, but to actually give them measurements and compare them to whole maps is insane. Well done

[@federationprime]

How would the vascular plant look on an actual sized Earth? Rubicon may have been shrunk for symbolic purposes and to make the plant more imposing, so having it on a planet large enough for 1 G gravity would be an interesting visual.

[@VLimit11]

That's a good hypothetical. I imagine it would still be visible, but Rubicon's total volume is WAYYY smaller than Earth's, so it might not look as impressive

[@kerbodynamicx472]

There’s a reason why we don’t see mountains taller than 10km, the vascular plant will just sink into the ground.

[@davidburke4101]

​@@kerbodynamicx472Considering half of the plant is already underground, I think they considered that lol

[@teslashark]

@@VLimit11 I think the VP we see underground is not the root of the structure, but the funnel part that later becomes the top, with a replaced shell?

[@aze0012]

@@teslashark that is probably what "used to be" the top part, probably has a bottom part, and a foundation part below that isnt shown

[@Supercohboy]

3:00 Materials science is always improving too, so it's not a large assumption to make that fighting vehicles will become ~20% lighter than their modern counterparts in a future with lasers, plasma weapons, and hover tech! This is something that armchair novelists seem to forget when critiquing the weight of sci-fi weapons.

[@firstnamelastname7124]

Another thing is that Rubicon is smaller than earth so less gravity = less weight

[@DIMOHA25]

The size is very different though, so it's not 20%. Its like he said, the tank legs are like 10 times lighter than they should be.

[@Supercohboy]

@@DIMOHA25 This is very true, that's a problem that plagues almost all real-robot mecha. Larger proportions lead to much greater volume and thus greater weight. Even if we assume that there's a surprising amount of empty space in the average AC, they're still probably around 4 times lighter than they should be (without assuming ACs are built out of exotic materials). That was my bad, you're right. I'm so used to people complaining about how light future-aircraft and future-tanks are in sci-fi that I gave a kneejerk response tbh. Technically, some of the Gundam universes use special superlight alloys to justify their given weights, so that's a possible explanation to the problem of the in-game given weights for ACs. The in-game tech could all be using superlight materials, but appear as conventional things like steel and concrete because the future-versions of these materials look quite similar while being substantially better. Either that, or AC6 exists in a universe where volume isn't squared 🤷‍♂

[@ulforcemegamon3094]

@@Supercohboy i think one of the few real robots that gets weight kind of right is Armored Troopers Votoms, the Scopedog weights something like 6,7 tons , is meant to be a light unit , but if you see the measurements you will notice that the Scopedog is less tall than a armored humvee is long (Scopedog is 3,8 meters tall , humvee is 4,5 meters long) and the Scopedog is heavier than a armored humvee , which all things considered makes sense , it has a similar size compared to a real life vehicle and is a tad heavier than it , the Scopedog doesn't feels like is ultra light but neither that it is very heavy

[@StrikeNoir105E]

As something of a real-world example: if you told an Egyptian Pharaoh that modern humanity would be able to build structures over a mile tall, he'd probably whip you dead for silliness. Modern skyscrapers are only possible because steel is much lighter than stone, hence you can make straight vertical structures with it, whereas with stone you'd have to contend with its weight and various other properties and hence why the most common way to build large with them without the use of adhesives was to make a pyramid.

[@VLimit11]

Tried the blueprint thing again, but with slightly less cringe this time. I didn't have anyone double-check my calculations or visual comparisons, so let me know if I messed anything up along the way. If not, then feel free to share any feedback or suggestions for future videos if you have any!

[@axd2155]

I really like the blueprint, keep it up man it's really nice

[@VannilaZero]

It looks good

[@nanoblast5748]

The mata nui robot is about as tall as earth's diameter. Now remember that it can comfortably lie on aqua magna, and that moon is small compared to bara magna. The bionicle universe is HUGE.

[@TorchicNidoran1994]

Don't forget that the entire universe lives IN Mata Nui

[@xezmakorewarriah]

oh, i didn't even knew that rubicon was THAT small!!! it explains how these massive machines are not crumbling under their own weight, since the gravity of this planet would be much weaker

[@meareAaron]

this also explains why ACs float so effortlessly in Rubicon

[@gamedominatorxennongdm7956]

I mean on paper you could make these same machines on earth and make them stand, however you'll need a powerful powerplant for that, like how large animals can withstand its own weight by expending energy.

[@Saru-yr3qk]

Pretty sure ACs/mechs are used on earth too, just like they were used on earth in previous AC games. You're reading too much into it. By your logic, people shouldn't even be able to colonize and live on Rubicon. The low gravity would cause their bodies to atrophy and they'd all eventually die from living in that environment for too long. It's a game about mechs, not some simulator. Don't take it that seriously.

[@raylenn4444]

​@@Saru-yr3qkyou DO realise that cybernetics are a widespread thing by the time of armored core 6,right? So it's not out of the question that most of the rubicon citizens use cybernetics to make up for that, or generate artificial gravity. So overall, your point is rather moot tbh.

[@Groundash]

@@Saru-yr3qk "Just don't think about it" is a lame way to stop a conversation people are having fun with. It's also a lame way to defend something you like against perceived criticism.

[@xablingos]

6:53, the fact that Rubicon is far smaller than Earth explains why everything can be huge out there, the gravity is probably weak than earth's.

[@TheOnlyAndEgg]

Im really glad you kept going after all the demotivating dips. there's nothing that motivates me to keep pushing on in blender than incredible proof of concepts like yourself

[@VLimit11]

Yeah, sometimes we all just need to get over those few big hurdles in our way to see that the rest of the race isn't so bad. Glad I could help give some motivation, and best of luck on your future projects!

[@laserbeastman7447]

I’m surprised you didn’t mention the Xylem. Despite being considerably smaller than the vascular plant, that thing is absolutely massive.

[@GunRunner106]

just to put that helicopter in perspective that lil inch bit more - the WW2 Battleship Yamato was 263m longer. 33m longer then that helicopter.

[@katama4843]

I LOVE THE AC ANIMATION You using your own AC as an Avatar. DO MORE

[@reliantbelial2341]

can we get a share code for that ac avatar ?

[@A_K_U_M_U_2129]

I like how you also made a similar style to every scale of its colour scheme like a blueprint compare to the “Real Engineering” in every Formulas, Equations, and Measurements

[@TheUndersigned]

This is so ridiculously slick-looking. The animated AC avatar is gorgeously done. I love everything you're doing here with the presentation.

[@gingersasquatch94]

"If they're gonna say I'm copying Zullie I'm gonna break her ankles and just do the whole damn planet then."

[@aseemmateen7696]

fantastic video quality and production. Keep on the good work, AC6 needs as much exposure as it can get!

[@SephirothsBIade]

3:31 won best fashion core award though

[@jasongouffray4202]

Cool vid. Old Raven here. AC6 did go big for sure. Biggest yet in the series I’d wager. With the enhanced Assault Boost and increased upward mobility, the player can forget the size of the world as it is easily scalable by a half decent pilot. For me PvP is where the wheat is separated from the chaff. Spectating 2 teams that properly communicate in a party of some sort, can be quite a sight to behold. Even your best build with your best map don’t mean shit if you ain’t ready to strap in for some heart racing, adrenaline pumping, insanity that would give a robot a seizure. I love this game. Looking forward to more of your content. Earned a like and sub.

[@jactstone]

Finally, a video that talks about From Software's biggest "tree" to date. Root and extended trunk combined.

[@kabob0077]

6:05 It's a kilometer taller than a Sh'wada-pattern Supercarrier is long or _barely_ shorter than the Unyielding Hierophant is long. Yes, the monstrously large Super Shipyard/Battlestation/Command and Control Center/Repair Station/Refit Station that's also capable of supporting a fleet of over 500 capital ships and the Vascular Plant is almost as tall as the Unyielding Hierophant is long.

[@SuzumeMizuno]

Amazing animations! And I love the narration. "Because I lied". And then, smash the animation. I laughed hard! Thank you so much for your work!

[@jacktheripper7935]

I just love how you edited this and used an IG AC as an animated model to make the video more interesting. It's really nice. (and the Iguazu angry typing scene made me laugh 🤣)

[@VLimit11]

Thank you, and I'm surprised how many people quickly recognized that it was Iguazu, I thought a lot of people would forget what he looked like 😅

[@jacktheripper7935]

@@VLimit11 believe me, players won't 😀

[@Nandeadstudios]

why the hell did they make the entire planet life size

[@ashwinghm]

I feel like I'm watching an episode of Big, Bigger, Biggest but with Armored Core as the focus. Also just stumbled across your channel--love this!

[@VLimit11]

Tysm! I've not heard of that series before, so I'll check it out and maybe see if I can get any extra inspiration from it

[@Galgamos]

When talking about big stuff in video games, "Asura's Wrath" always comes to mind. :)

[@VLimit11]

YES, I wanted to mention Wyzen so badly, but I had to limit it to man-made objects to keep the list at the end a manageable size

[@dragon80l]

srw Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

[@lesslighter]

@@dragon80lthe super carriers from Ace Combat the Aigaion from AC6 and the Hresvelgr from ACZero, arsenal bird from AC7, Arkbird from AC5

[@voidwalker6206]

I just found your channel.. and the content scratches that little itch the geeky & science part of my brain, its so cool!

[@m.ubaidaadam]

The quality of the editing and animation, the deep dive into accurate pixel measurements this a an amazing video and you’ve earned a subscriber! Looking forward to what you do next

[@_narrows]

Wow I adore the humor and visuals for this video. Your lil animated AC avatar is just oozing with charm. And those are just the cherry on top to the well-presented info! Excellent stuff.

[@Bunker-Nines]

This video is so well done, the editing to the visuals is great! I was already really interested in big-mecha-machine game but now I'm really interested, great job!

[@Terminator45845]

Damn, and I thought the models for the Xylem and the PCA Orbital Defense Laser was crazy big.

[@firstername]

i have to give you props for using the exact same ac to beat all the missions to get footage, i respect that

[@shween8683]

Man, you deserve a lot more views. The editing was great, and I love seeing AC6 getting the love it deserves.

[@AlongCameASpider]

I cant even begin to imagine how you made those animations. Extremely high quality and well done!!! Good video

[@MystikalDemon]

my guy, this might be your best video. it's insane to see the progress of your production quality. you clearly put a lot of time and love into your videos. much love and excited to see more

[@JacobShepherd-ol3tt]

Damn good break down, had no idea the the planet and the giant coral tower where to scale thats a very very interesting detail.

[@KurokishiOcelot]

The first time I saw something that really made me feel dwarfed was in Transformers: War for Cybertron, which had its own Strider adjacent mission. That thing blew my mind. Despite having giant structures in past Armored Cores, the series didn't do that to me until this game. After the scenery and the strider, I knew things would get even crazier. The Vascular Plant straight up left me in quiet awe for like 10 minutes as I wondered how something like that could exist. And sure, it's a videogame, but there's just something so fun about feeling dwarfed by something impossibly massive.

[@noahferny2644]

Dude first vid I've seen of yours and damn your editing is insane! looking forward to what you got cooking next!

[@adamblue2980]

This was so well produced, thank you for walking me through the scale comparisons like the math plebian I am. I feel like this only added to my understanding and the general conversation in the community. Plus: It's clear from both Elden Ring and AC6 that From is very serious about expanding scale significantly, which makes me incredibly excited for the future!

[@bombfrost5058]

very nice editing and animating the blue AC, its such a great job well done and for have taking my almost 8 mins of time you get 1 sub. you doing great man

[@avi_rivera]

Loved the animation and easy breakdown. Good stuff!

[@crepybara2948]

The edition, animations and lore/IRL accuracity was amazing, i really like this video and i hope you get us more vids like this one, keep up the good work buddy 💯

[@TehF0cus]

Supreme Commanders UEF "Black Sun" was a cannon the size of an hawaiian Island Supreme Commander 2 had a gigantic planet sized structure in its final mission

[@mobthewolf7645]

Came by to watch this after a certain 5hr and 30m movie. Just wanna say this is an eye opener never thought how actually big all these things are great work. Also this animtions with G5 and your custom AC were awesome.

[@VLimit11]

Thank you so much! Both this and the other project were a ton of fun working on the visuals for, so I'm glad you enjoyed them 😄

[@mobthewolf7645]

@@VLimit11 no problem can't wait too see what's next for ya V

[@keenanbelmont6009]

Great video dude. All your effort really shines well

[@Tarcon_Vaagh_69]

I have to say yours is my favourite of this series of "AC6 is big" videos. Endless effort in editing, great music choices, amazing IRL comparisons. Length and height is just as impossible for me to comprehend as for example numbers are for basically anybody. I could never understand how can someone roughly say how far aways A is from B when talking about a long driving session or how far away I live from the train station, etc. After certain point they're insanely over our knowledge.

[@PaladinChase]

Wonderful editing and animation good sir! Subscribed and looking forward to more videos from you!

[@AntonYatsu]

This video animation is really cool. Great video!

[@fernandozavaletabustos205]

Amazing video, I have subscribed to your channel!

[@AsterothPrime]

"You're incorrigible, Handler Walter.."

[@HajarrulAswad]

I did not even flinch when you mentioned a bunch of other people already discussing this subject. Your editing and animation, not to mention narration for the opening and for the whole video made me stay. And subscribed. I'm not really into watching editing and animation on youtube, but yours is probably the best in my opinion. Crazy good work, love your style. Keep it up!

[@GooberGuhher]

Please use more animated mechs! I just saw got recommended this video and the editing is really nice! Epic sub

[@nioxic77]

AWESOME awesome video, as always! well done!

[@konundrumite]

Amazing work. Animations are legit studio level here. Hope you get some traction in the algo

[@nineoclock171]

The content and the editing in this video are amazing.

[@silverstar495]

Something that would be really intersting to compare to is the grid pillars/platforms. They easily dwarf the strider for example, and some of the missions take place on them entirely.

[@Jiggyb00]

Well when fast food corporations are hiring mercenaries to take out their competition, that’s when you know you’ve made it big.

[@VLimit11]

Regardless of size, idk if anyone will ever be able to beat the X-MECH-DONALD'S AC

[@chardude]

I remember doing the inspection mission and seeing some cars and trucks all over the place. Took me a minute to realize they're full sized vehicles

[@PonchoANS7]

Loved the video, man. You got a new sub, hoping for more top-tier AC contnet.

[@Izolus]

This is phenomenally well edited. Consider me a fan.

[@pretschious]

Very well edited video, no annoying intro, great content!

[@SL4PSH0CK]

i like the tid bits of in side science and scale when it comes to games; from openworld scale KZbin channels, to notably how fitting it is to be in Armored Core. subbed!

[@23ssaavedra44]

I dont know if its as big necessarily, but the xenoblade series also has wonderful giant setpieces. Xenoblade 1 has the two main titans of bionis and mechonis, xenoblade 2 has the various titans and the world tree, which is similar in appearance to the vascular plant, and xenoblade 3 has the mechonis sword as a towering landmark. I love games with such a sense of scale and ive been loving my armored core playthrough(s) so far

[@GERAT023]

awesome video, the animation work and how lively you made your representative AC model behave was quite fun to watch, even when it held the PC of elden ring as if it was a toy figure. xD Armored Core always gave me this strange feeling of being at home in a space not made for me, that is, the perspective of piloting an AC, and that the whole environment around ACs and MTs being design to facilitate their use, as either labor machines or combat. its also insane to imagine that older AC games happened mostly under ground, stuff like Layered from AC3 having such varied urban parts and even its own ecosystem with forests and seas.

[@Mastercheap]

3:40 wait, you tell me this helicopters the size of a titanic can go to mach 2?!? Like, a helicopter that can go to hypersonic speed is already impressive on its own, but the size of it just make it absurd, like, what have they feed him?!

[@bombomos]

Yoooo these edits are amazing

[@ObsidionshadowX]

My jaw dropped at the vascular plant.. like hot damn, FromSoftware really went the extra mile this time around. Also, I like the little animations of the AC you do, subbed. 🎉

[@ericcarlton87]

Great vidya bud! Thank you.

[@laughingman7467]

Yeah, Armored cores are back to AC3 size only a few inches taller than ac3 AC's even though AC6 AC's don't have that many parts in them.

[@eddyram4932]

Amazing video, and you bring something fresh to the size comparison. You also didn’t include the city ship Xylem😂 that thing was gargantuan too.

[@quazar5017]

there are two reasons why supersonic helicopters are "challenging" to say the least: 1.) The rotor provides up-lift by turning. Lift is dependent on air speed. When you move in a orthogonal direction to the spin axis of the rotor one side is producing more lift, than the other, because rotation speed and travel speed add up. This induces torque and the helicopters wants to roll over. Real helicopters counter this by angeling the blades relative to the position they are in. But even the fastest helicopters only reach 500km/h 2.) Your maximum theoretical topspeed on any propeller aircraft equals the air speed at the tip of your propeller. For a supersonic vehicle it has to be supersonic. But it's a propeller, this means it moves in a circle. This means the tips of the propeller move supersonic and the center area subsonic and in between there is a point that breaks the soundbarrier constantly, producing extreme noise and vibrations and general stress on the vehicle. Don't know how they manage it on a propeller the size of the Titanic.

[@awanama4565]

The visual is really good, huge props

[@chancecomic1595]

The HC Heli really blew me away. The Vascular Plant is shocking, but it's so large, I can't even imagine it (Which is impressive all on its own). The HC Heli is as long as the base of the Great Pyramid of Giza (230m), and wider than the Pyramid is tall (190m vs 146m). That is horrifyingly huge

[@Granodd]

The editing is on point.

[@HekateMGO]

Arquebus has to have “absolutely fuck you money” to be able to “repair” the vascular plant like they did.

[@Greencheezy0]

I love this channel! Great video

[@robertscott7812]

Dude, that blueprint AC character is so smoothly animated and engaging. I haven't gotten very far into AC6, but I guess all of these bigger bosses are still largely traversible and open-world like the strider was, which would be fucking sick. There's no better way to display the hyper-capitalism of this universe than to create mind-bogglingly large structures at insane speeds

[@noahvcat9855]

Boy that helicopter is a flying football field

[@mcm3adows]

Cool video, this games art style and sense of scale have gotten me obsessed, im praying for a DLC/sequel

[@theangrylizard2711]

Great video man. You earned a like and a subscribe from me. Keep up the good work!!

[@successshampoo]

My god, the amount of editing and animation put into this video... 👏👏👏

[@AuroraMercedesVT]

You're not mad stomp, you're Sane Step.

[@jacquestao8628]

keep up the good work your animations are cool :)

[@rubenalvarez6830]

Love the Video bro. It was an instant subscribe from me!!!! 😊

[@Fallout_Survivor]

Shrek: do you think he is compensating for something?

[@oompalumpus699]

0:43 I love that keyboard warrior AC.

[@IAMMASONDAVIDSONGOBIN]

CRAZY... GREAT. JOB BRO... KILLER

[@blasandresayalagarcia3472]

Love the video, definite sub 😁

[@heardofrvb]

I saw this one video comparing the height of various mechs throughout media and I forgot how indescribably massive Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagan was.

[@THarSul]

the mention of fully-rendered-to-scale-planets reminds me of how star citizen went balls to the wall with their simulation dimensions, and are working with playable volumes the size of entire solar systems, although none of the ships come close to the absurd scale of the man made stuff in AC6

[@CatDribble]

I found this video first, so really... It's a good thing you made it

[@tarbo6911]

The dredge music at the outro was exquisite 👌 also holy fuck this game gets big

[@henryfleischer404]

Yeah, I like this kind of scale in games. I'm planning on having an object in the skybox of the FPS I'm working on be over a light-second long, it's a warp cannon, the only known method of FTL travel. It's going to appear as a thin white line though, as it's pretty far away.

[@N1rOx]

I did NOT expect to hear the UNATCO theme in this corner of the internet lol

[@felixdeplanques3614]

This game was such a great surprise to me !