What if Excalibur was real? - Episode #11 - Stuff About Ace Combat

«Hmm? Did something just fla…» and you’re dead - that’s how powerful Excalibur, also known as the King’s Sword, really is. But what if Excalibur was real? Had Excalibur been built on Earth, how powerful would it be and what would be the tactical implications for this superweapon?
Do you want to know more about this topic? Read up on this suggested articles from Acepedia:
Excalibur (Strangereal): goo.gl/YY2XWK
Excalibur (Infinity): goo.gl/ip2Z4b
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[@elchema1994]

I think that Excalibur's biggest failure is the fact that it can only fire once before cooling, so I guess that a saturation cruise missile attack could destroy it with ease.

[@maucazalv903]

I would say that´s the point of having a very long-range, if you can destroy missiles 10 minutes before it hits the are that means that you should use more than 50 ICBM at the same time *now that depends on the speed of both the missiles AND how quick you can detect them*

[@dariomontieri7062]

3:08 *add some random triggered flat earthers*

[@israelmojica7852]

Dario Montieri lol. My thoughts too

[@Panzermeister36]

@ 7:36 "Build it far from what borders?" -Pixy

[@Blueflag04]

a world without boundaries

[@lucaswands581]

You know where shido is?

[@santiagomoncada8708]

Panzermeister36 now di. what uf stonehenge or gleipnir where real?

[@omarabe26]

+Yumeha Minakami And why is that?

[@efrensealtielalva6112]

Really part of the Philippines can destroy my Philippine air force

[@alexchow2728]

For the record, the Heavy Command Cruiser idea did originate in our real life, but the idea was scrapped due to (obviously) extremely huge cost and the extreme lack of cost efficiency. Laser weapons and railguns, however, are being developed as we speak by real life arms manufacturers, and the US military is known to plan and develop vehicles and vessels for these weapons.

[@alexchow2728]

For reference: Heavy Command Cruiser plan: Lockheed CL-1201

[@JaelinBezel]

That is both awesome and scary.

[@Chromefall]

With the advances of Directed Energy technologies, and the existence of the YAL-1 modified Boeing 747. A weapon like Excalibur has the possibility of existing in our lifetime

[@mich4408]

:0

[@carso1500]

We have had the technology to build something like excalibur since the 90s, but not the necesity

[@許進曾]

You really have not account for atmospherics absorption and any weather phenomenon that would distort laser.

[@reihn8203]

Good thing Megalith won't be a thing Imagine US using that thing

[@younghentaii1772]

Which is scary tbh

[@rapier4194]

1.21 Gigawatts?!?! I am calling it right now, someone edited Acepedia lol

[@SoloWing88]

It's based on dialog from ACI

[@leschroder7773]

Its 687 gigawatts

[@rarityadf11f]

You need more than one heavy power plant to charge the Excalibur

[@h.cedric8157]

Powered by a Belkan made Flux Capacitor.

[@eurobaka573]

I guess you choosed Scientist path on ACZ

[@Lulu-ex7fc]

"Of course, we'll never see Excalibur here, on our planet Earth." Trump: "Hold my beer." Elon Musk: "Hold mine, too."

[@noahpedro7239]

Fuck you because you are loser you not understand reality scientific technology aviation😠🖕

[@fifthgenerationanti-shadow9423]

@@noahpedro7239 Welcome to Ace Combat buddy. Strangereal is mostly fictional, with AI jets, laser towers and giant railguns. Get a life.

[@noahpedro7239]

Fuck off ace combat shit

[@therealdokutah]

@@noahpedro7239 then why you are here

[@IshijimaKairo]

*laughs in Akran science*

[@wardog0086]

What if they were to reflect the beam off of several satellites? Then it could have the range to hit anywhere on the planet, if the satellites were lined up correctly.

[@tgtterrorizor3407]

NZdude I had a similar discussion about that once.

[@Krescentwolf]

With multiple satellites, it's range DOES become effectively limitless... however defending those satellites then becomes a logistical problem in itself. IIRC one of the Gundam anime does something similar... 00 if memory serves me. Basically shoot down the reflectors and you limit the range.

[@PogingNavy94]

Problem with downing the Satellites, as mentioned in Tom Clancy's novel "Cardinal of Kremlin" is that, there would be a lot of space debris floating in Geosynch Orbit, therefore, it would be quite problematic to identify the reflectors unless someone inside reveals the locations of the target. Fortunately though, thermal blooming would cut the resulting power to half by the time it reaches its target. What kind of laser would the Excalibur be though? Cause there are various types of lasers.

[@haveiszalfaroqie1628]

But still, the laser at mission 8 is going to insta-kill you :( (except for an awesome case of "whoops, that was close")

[@calamitousenigma9052]

Actually, apparently it uses a different type of laser delivery that avoids the loss of energy.

[@ArcturusOTE]

I wonder if Excalibur can be used as an asteroid-countering weapon, should Ulysses' fragments impact the Osean continent. On a separate note, Osea and Yuktobania were involved in the cleanup of the frags, so they probably reverse-engineered Belkan laser tech for their Arkbird, the Useans for the Megalith and maybe even the Meson Cannon by the Leasathians. Another edit: I wonder if the Meson Cannon is linked with the laser gunpods we saw in the AC7 trailer.

[@dragostorm5947]

Well Excalibur was built as an extreme long range anti-ICBM weapon, so I think that the laser tower also could have been used to shoot down Ulysses' fragments due to its long range, and destruction capability. Even if the weapon itself can't reach the fragments, the satellite support could have detected it and used its own lasers to destroy them. And yes, the laser pods work similarly to the Meson Cannon, as they are pulses of energy being discharged at a constant rate. Also the Meson Cannon was created around the year 2020, which is also the same time AC7 takes place in, as the game takes place 10 years after AC5.

[@JaelinBezel]

@@dragostorm5947 I really don't like the whole "Corporations have completely supplanted nations" thing that the earlier games set later in the timeline have going. It's just not something I look forward to catching up to, especially when the countries we have now can be so interesting.

[@carso1500]

@@JaelinBezel they probably are going to change a couple of things from electrosphere once we get there

[@caav56]

I mean, the Orbital Laser Defense System and Arkbird were used a bit like this.

[@cslpchr]

Excalibur isn't that unrealistic, if you do some research. There are actually multiple projects and programs with the same name, funded by DARPA. involving interception of an ICBM with a bunch of Xray laser satellites and Naval or Aerial deployed High Powered Laser systems for shooting down ICBM on their ascension phase and their terminal phase. Both of them have their flaws, they could actually work.

[@NikoChristianWallenberg]

Excalibur is just a very big chemical laser, something that we are very familiar with in real-life: you * could * build something like that, but it would be a massive undertaking.

[@caav56]

Given the electricity consumption for firing, I'd say it's an electrochemical laser, like EOIL (Electric Oxygen Iodine Laser).

[@HK-it8ny]

Surprisingly Poland could be one of the few countries to actually have this thing put on its soil but would need US backing

[@mill2712]

I think it could be easily backed by the US. Especially with the current geopolitical tensions with Russia right now.

[@KrisHandsome]

I think Excalibur would be kinda useless against a massive missile attack. The amount of power needed and the expense of it would mean they'd be too few to challenge a serious missile attack. If any kind of laser defense against ICBMs were built, it'd better resemble the DEAD system from Black Ops 3, much smaller systems that can be built in larger numbers near cities.

[@SomeGuyFromCrowd]

Yeah, the slow firing speed (5 shots/minute) would be useless against a barrage of cruise missiles mixed with chaff and active radar decoys. Even if it had 100% accuracy, it'd only be able to fry five missiles per minute - and that's assuming it'd even work against them! Cruise missiles are stupidly fast; we're approaching the point where we have *hypersonic* ones, and they might just fly out of the beam before taking much damage.

[@cloudmangalm03]

Well, you could also assume that the satellites could move to fire at multiple targets during a single shot, so it could potentially be quite deadly. I mean, the laser moved back in Mission 8, since it shot down three of the transports

[@GeneralWildDog]

Excalibur 's true potential is never revealed. It may capable of sweep 360 degree like a light post or creating a maze of deadly beams like the version in Infinity.

[@xanphoria]

If Excalibur was real, there would be multiple Excalibur's(3 Excalibur stations)that will most likely be operated by the United States

[@jamesbuckner4791]

HiMAT Block 60i there would be a few more as well. I could see most of the NATO aligned nations using them.

[@xanphoria]

James Buckner I highly doubt that they would even have the money for it. The U.S. would be the only one with the money to build something like Excalibur

[@andrewzheng4038]

US would build it, but probably in its NATO allies in europe

[@aerosims9370]

Actually they are now changing the YAL-1A platform with the NKC-135 Stratotanker and using nickname the "Big Crow"

[@xanphoria]

***** They stop testing the YAL-1 a long time ago m8

[@johnathanbruce8227]

Now what if Stonehenge was real on Earth? That's something that we'd like to know.

[@cloudmangalm03]

Dang it. If the Excalibur's range is accurate in the Strangereal map, then that would mean that Belka is massive... And so Strangereal would be also a bigger planet, if it holds Osea, with sea space to spare.

[@thehavoccompany-a3]

He said the circle in the Strangereal map isn't an accurate representation.

[@cloudmangalm03]

I know. That's why the "IF", boi

[@1994CPK]

If earth was any bigger I don't think planes would react the same, everything would be drastically different

[@DespicableMal]

@@1994CPK they would just need better engines, could effect how we would design planes due to potentially larger or different engines

[@marrqi7wini54]

@@DespicableMal Or their earth is less dense than our earth.

[@claresaprama499]

I've been thinking how to build a UAV who can assist you in battle like how Butterfly Master and Strigon 1 use a UAVs

[@JaelinBezel]

I wanna build my own Tank so I can rob my own country's banks, just like my hero, McKnight.

[@iranwillgetrevenge3642]

Boeing has one

[@maucazalv903]

1. 1:40 this kind of makes sense if you think that in the long-range version it is deflected with a mirror that would absorb part of the energy instead of deflecting- 2. honestly defeating this thing would be very hard without the Doraemon pocket that every aircraft have in Strangereal that let them carry 60 missiles xd but obviously, the real tower would have less resistance than the one in the game but still 3. dedicating an entire nuclear facility to power just one weapon instead of a city- well nuclear submarines exists and most aircraft carriers also use nuclear energy so it is economically plausible

[@combativeThinker]

Can you do "What if Fenrir was real?" I wanna see how a fighter with optical camouflage, VTOL, microwave weapons, and an SWBM would change the geopolitical climate.

[@sheep5064]

well,what about a fat flying stupid face black whale that can go invisible, can destroy a entire unit in a blink of a eye and absolutely eat the air force of the entire world in a single shot,the Gleipnir? (the whale,not the bear)

[@marrqi7wini54]

Wait a few years to see what Lockheed or Boeing does and we'll find out.

[@theodorsmirnov6767]

I think, if Excalibur was a real superweapon, it would be possible, that USSR would be able to deploy it on central parts of Russia, near a Moscow city. It would be enough to fully cover western parts of USSR with major cities, military bases, roads and industrial/agricultural areas. I have tried to put that circle on Russia. If USSR didn't collapsed, of course. It had all scientific, power and military resources to deploy that.

[@Skyfighter64]

One thing about building it in a valley or plain to prevent aircraft from "Nap of the Earth" flying to get inside it's range, I would, rather build it on a Mountain range, so as to enhance the coverage area w/o Satellite coverage, Also because having the high ground, looking down, provides a similar advantage in area denial as the hypothetical plain would have. If this weapon were built on top of the Colorado Rockies, for instance, there should only be a couple small areas of immunity (The shadows of the lesser American Mountain ranges, Sierra Nevada and the Appalacians), and you could set up AAA defenses somewhat more effectively, because they would have smaller chunks of sky to focus on. At least, that's what I think of. There's probably plenty I'm not considering, but oh well.

[@combativeThinker]

You could also hollow out portions of the mountain beneath the installation to be used in the construction of the weapon's nuclear power plant.

[@lacucaracha111111]

actually a smaller one exists , its even airborne ..Buddy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Energy_Liquid_Laser_Area_Defense_System

[@das81]

The problem is... certain materials made of for example nobium, could reflect the laser.

[@randomguy-hc7pv]

I think Excalibur was one of nikola tesla's Ideas

[@markhayes3523]

Now what if the sinfaxi and hrimfaxi existed

[@Naif92XX]

6:50 what about the artillery? Can be a good way to deal with it?..... Good video by the way

[@play_future7339]

I would bet on sending 2 mercenaries and a support squadron. Somehow it should be enough.

[@Naif92XX]

Maybe..but I will bet on artillery, the level of destruction that causes is huge.

[@Panzermeister36]

It would probably be able to destroy the shells in flight. It's a powerful laser, would be able to partially melt them or maybe make them explode in mid-flight. And targeting artillery shells isn't that hard; Israel's Iron Dome system can intercept shells and even heavy mortar bombs. You would have to get the artillery pretty close too, so Excalibur could just shoot at them on the ground, maybe?

[@Naif92XX]

You probably right

[@Jimmy.O.]

If we're talking ballistic projectiles, then orbital bombardment is a guaranteed solution. Maybe a maritime solution could be a railgun, depending in the standoff distance, range, velocity, etc. though.

[@TheLooking4sunset]

Ac fan, you are clearly passionate! Great job!

[@casekocsk]

In real world scenarios, if we already reached the technology level required to build Excalibur then the most probable real world solution that I can think of: 1. Other countries would build counter super weapon 2. Other countries would build weapons specifically designed to defeat Excalibur 3. Other countries would scramble to halt or cancel Excalibur project when it was still being built. Not complying will most probably result on world war where all countries scramble to attack country that build Excalibur. Building such weapon, will not only strikes fear on enemies countries but also allies alike. 4. And the cheapest way (that I can think of) to destroy Excalibur if somehow the entire world let a country to build such a weapon, would be dropping a massive amount of long range missile, artillery shells, rockets, and basically everything you have in ground based attack. Perhaps Excalibur can shoot down 100 or 200 missile/shells in succession... but 1,000 or 2,000 of them at almost the same time? Unlikely.

[@OtusOne]

Romania, I immediately thought of the Balaur...

[@blackrose1293]

My Mom is Romanian :D

[@galm2pixy295]

とても面白かったです。nice video

[@alexhndr]

Now how about Messon Cannon? What if that cannon is real? Especially with MBSR equipped...

[@miyatenmeiritsu1810]

Seems like something China would love to build right at Beijing, if not right in the middle of South China Sea to end the geopolitical dispute for good.

[@Laurence0227]

Build it in Taiwan is a good Idea the bad part is we ain't got that much electricity for it

[@morrislee8512]

A fellow Taiwanese ace combat fan I see ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 🇹🇼

[@theliberionguy5617]

Next subject:Whati if ISIS has the same weapon that AWWWB?

[@johnconner9149]

The Liberion Guy We'd hire a lone mercenary to stop them.

[@quintinwright5722]

If technology was advanced enough im pretty sure this would be a real thing

[@Cipher71]

Excalibur vs Arkbird *FRICKIN LASER BEAMS!!*

[@cnlbenmc]

Aww, no TNO "Activate the Excalibur Batteries" memes?

[@anuvisraa5786]

it will also be a exelent anti satelital weapon been powerfull enof to destroy most satelites in les than 24 hours

[@puntoni]

anuvis raa Fockin' English.

[@JaelinBezel]

Even the THOR Orbital Weapons Platform?

[@EnterpriseGamingNewsEGNCGC]

Nothing is impossible

[@kabob0077]

United Earth Federation I never thought I'd agree with a Fedy on something... But hey, there's a first time for everything.

[@Blueflag04]

United Earth Federation we only need much money

[@GeneralWildDog]

Care to tell me where your capital city is? Landing site of Apollo 11?

[@EnterpriseGamingNewsEGNCGC]

GeneralWildDog Charlotte, NC right now I'm planing to move it to Japan

[@GeneralWildDog]

I still suggest Landing site of Apollo 11on the Moon. For it represents human's spirit of space expedition.

[@VioletWyvern]

Excalibur is just like the particle cannon from Command and Conquer series, Using the orbital satellites to reflect it's beam to do an actually attack.

[@toptiergaming6900]

My guess is it would be built by nato in eastern Germany or western poland

[@grantt1589]

If the EU built one I think they would build it near the Polish-German border

[@eurobaka]

7:44 Finland is safe

[@luizfernando-ft6tl]

Make a video if the arkbird were real

[@JaelinBezel]

What if the Ulysses 1994XF04 Asteroid were real?

[@Barri2410]

@@JaelinBezel the scenario may similar to Infinity, imo (also, if Stonehenge guns didn't created, the conditions may worse

[@JaelinBezel]

@@Barri2410 Well I don't know anything about Infinity

[@Zedx37]

or if stonehenge were real

[@AlexSKelly-up7lf]

@Ace Combat Fan, you should totally make a series of videos based on the "What If" question, would be totally awesome.

[@das81]

Combine Excalibur, Atmos Ring, Chandellier and Stonehenge, all into one fucking gigantic Network of offensive and defensive weapons....

[@caav56]

Stonehenge-like complex, but each cannon is a turreted version of the Chandelier and there's an Excalibur in the middle, surrounded by the Atmos Ring with Meson Cannons.

[@-Minuano-]

If it were real, all wars would be too easy, don't get me started about the Aigaion lmao.

[@ultrajd]

The biggest question is not what if Excalibur was real but rather why isn't it already around? It's been blatantly proven that we have the technology to develop something like this. Airborne laser anybody? We could use that exact same technology to build a framework. Build a tower and then install the laser unit directly on top. A system like this needs to be installed in places like Japan, South Korea, and then of course off the coast of the US.

[@SuperGeronimo999]

Hah... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Excalibur

[@SoloWing88]

"we'll never see Excalibur here" Someone hasn't played ACI recently : P

[@Blueflag04]

SoloWing88 that game isnt canon

[@aerosims9370]

what if we are have an "Excalibur" in earth?? Actually we have a "mobile" excalibur that was really exist: YAL-1A Airborne Laser.

[@blackrose1293]

1:02 FINALLY! SOME ITALIAN GAMEPLAY! 2:42 I thank you for adding Italian Gameplay on your video! :)

[@ryanc00p3r3]

I think the Stonehenge is far getting close to be real in our world, airborne fortress such as Gleipnir and Mobby dick can almost be real but it will be more century to come before they found out how to build and work... The prime example of airborne fortress is the Boing 747 Carrier back in 1970's but didn't even pass the drawing board, also the 2 American Airships the Arkon Class USS Arkon and USS Ohaio(same as Germany's Hidenburg passenger airships) back in 1930's but both were destroy by nature not by war.

[@TheTrueAdept]

Actually using the turrain as a cover method isn't going to work either, especially since something like Excalibur would be designed from the onset for sensor fusion. You can't sneak through if the sensor density is, for all intents and purposes, yes.

[@traviskitteh]

Wouldn't Earth's gravitational pull be enough too bend the Lazer beam over the distances at which it fires? That should extend it's range by quite a bit. Also, could Excalibur be used to attack satellites/orbital craft like the Arc Bird?

[@traviskitteh]

Right, but gravity does have sway over light. believe it or not, gravity can warp, or totally redirect light if the gravitational pull is strong enough (think black holes.) Believe it or not, Einstein actually speaks about this in his studies of gravity and its effects on the universe. According to him, light, like most matter, is still subject to the shape of the universe, and therefore can be "warped" by forces that have an expanding and contracting effect on it (it being the universe.) Link for proof: www.einstein-online.info/spotlights/light_deflection www.quora.com/Why-is-light-affected-by-gravity-if-photons-are-massless

[@cloudmangalm03]

Judging how accurate your argument is, I still think that Earth's gravitational pull isn't strong enough to bend light.

[@Derpy-qg9hn]

Gravity wouldn't even add a meter to Excalibur's range at absolute best. If gravity were strong enough to seriously increase Excalibur's distance, I'm pretty sure it'd also make the tower collapse under its own weight, or even pose problems for the ecosystem responsible for producing the people who built it.. as in, by being almost totally inhospitable for all but microbial life.

[@ケイ-i7i]

Im japanese.I think it is very good movie. but I have one question. Excalibur range data take into account air-damping? If my question and English include mistake, Id like you to ignore my question. In conclusion, Ace combat and this movie is very very cool！

[@jesterknight3837]

what if arkbird was real🤔 please!

[@ArkFisted]

Always died at that mission

[@calamitousenigma9052]

What if the Gleipnir was real?

[@undeadzero6785]

If that Excalibur build in our world. Our world will be the same in strangereal full of conflict and the nation who have that power will be fearless even in nuclear war

[@jeffjeff7083]

YOU FORGET THE EXACILUILBER TOOK JUST 12 WEEK TO DOING IT

[@DanTheManCalter]

Now if we could just ship a bunch of Erusian drone trucks across the defensive line...

[@maximaldinotrap]

Give Excalibur to Japan: >North Korea gets rekt Give Excalibur to South Korea: >North Korea gets rekt >Korea reunifies Give Estonia Excalibur: >Russia gets rekt >Finland and Estonia invade Russia >Russia gets rekt again

[@johnathanbruce8227]

Breaking News: The British have created Excalibur, with the name Dragonfire. Whether Belkans had anything to do with this is unknown.

[@MarioMario-vn3fx]

Awesome video! do videos like this for the other superweapons. It'd be interesting to see the scenarios for them.

[@og4593]

The Earth IS flat. The laser beam would only be limited in range because lasers dilate the further they get from their source.

[@toptiergaming6900]

It probably won't have made whoever owned it much more likely to launch a nuclear attack

[@cartoonliker7820]

Can you do a video of the Ace Combat superweapon "What if Stonehenge was Real"?

[@hmshood9212]

Excalibur sounds like a system the British would use. IRL I think it would be a British system to defend the British Isles from ICBM’s during the Cold War.

[@WyvernApalis]

Build it into a space elevator RANGE INCREASES TO HALF THE PLANET

[@d07ddd31]

Wow! Really!?? Russian subtitles!!? Thanks for it, I speak English bad and this really helps)

[@EternalGaming786]

"Earth isn't Flat" Brace for impact *Takes shelter* (:3

[@davecrupel2817]

i would want to build excalibur on a mountain top, so it has far better conventional range.

[@sambetts7958]

I think it can fire for quite long but the longer it fires for the longer the cool down is

[@johnconner9149]

Wouldn't Excalibur have to deal with atmospheric blooming?

[@acompletelynormalhuman6392]

It's worth noting that Lockheed Martin has mentioned in a video about The Helio system using a lasers to counteract icbm's so this idea isn't as Fantastical As It Seems although I would be very surprised if you'd have one really large laser instead of a bunch of small lasers also I'd be surprised if they could take down an aircraft

[@Fold-103]

Don't put all your eggs in one basket. It’s better to have multiple smaller powerful laser defense systems than a few large ones

[@toptiergaming6900]

Why not build it on the top of a mountain if it's the only mountain in the area

[@StarFyodperor]

"We will never see Excalibur built here on earth..." :D Really :D

[@ridholautse4431]

Of course germany would have the best radius to hit the neighboring country

[@arcanaxiii6665]

So, we get that Excalibur has enough energy output to destroy aircraft and ICBMs, but I'm curious about it's area of effect. Supposing it fires with satellite support at a ground target, what's the "blast radius"?

[@daddyduck4265]

So when Elon Musk start building one of these should we be worried?

[@Z_Berkut]

i bet PA and Namco Learns Mathematic and Pyshics

[@charliefoxtrot-118]

"we'll never see Excalibur here" we almost did with Reagan's SDI "Star Wars" project lol

[@JaelinBezel]

We have THOR. No lasers admittedly but it IS an orbital weapons platform. I guess that makes it closer to the SOLG really, only instead of nukes it fires rods of solid tungsten that do basically the same kind of damage on impact minus any radiation. It's pretty much the idea that you can kill someone by dropping a penny on them from high enough in the air taken to it's logical conclusion.

[@XPlayerNo01]

1.21 GIGAWATT!?!!!?! :)

[@buhbeetus6476]

but what if Admiral thrawn was the general of belka?

[@stevennagley8969]

Do flat earth’ers understand all the terminology going on here lol

[@LuixWalkingDead21]

Quick thing, the heights on ace combat are on meters, becouse its japanese made, so the range would be way further than the one you said

[@ghostspy1073]

MlG_4sr13L You can change the settings within the game to represent height and speed in Imperial (Knots & Feet) or Metric (Km and Meters)

[@LuixWalkingDead21]

makes sense, but i think he has it on meters

[@ghostspy1073]

MlG_4sr13L So his measurements shouldn't be wrong? I'm not sure exactly what is the argument on the measurements you're talking about.

[@LuixWalkingDead21]

The range of the excalibur, if put on feet is way shorter than on meters

[@ghostspy1073]

MlG_4sr13L Just because the numbers are different, doesn't mean the range will change, and since some existing units of measurement has already been given in Km, it wouldn't make sense to use feet and convert the max range of Excalibur to miles (Imperial). The official max range was given by in-game or official sources made by Project Aces. So even if he had used Imperial, the range would still be the same, just in different units from SI units.

[@JinteiModding]

I love how you used the Italian subtitles

[@marcelinochristiandywijaya371]

Do you guys remember the new super weapon that was introduced to us in ace combat infinity? Well I'll want ace combat fan to talk about that weapon

[@calamitousenigma9052]

The OLDS?

[@ario4671]

Can we replace the excalibur with Milad tower in Tehran?

[@thelongcastercommander3049]

i think in vietnam, the excalibur can fit all of the vietnam

[@dcinac3024]

5:23 it could even attack Bejing and Shanghai

[@1mNotoriousTG]

3:00 I am detecting a globetard on the radar gentlemen

[@Akendesuu]

episode #11? I cant find the rest of the episode halp :o nice video btw

[@AceCombatFan]

Thanks and links are in the description

[@blablagal94]

you got the height wrong. the ground where Excalibur is isn't at sea level

[@AceCombatFan]

The ground level at Tauberg is about 200 ft compared to mean sea level so Excalibur is about 2800 ft high. For simplicity I put them together as there's not much difference. At 2800 ft above sea level Excalibur's range is about 104 km

[@hujiaming6151]

Those Belkan people are super scientists.

[@theonefebo1089]

Excalibur was real i want north korea to have it

[@someone1787]

this now confirm earth is NOT flat

[@SuperSonicFan172]

Ace Combat Infinity. Receives MVP after S ranking. A member of the rival teams messages you. Open message. Says "noob"

[@Andrea-tj8xk]

Wait wouldn’t gravity bend slightly the Excalibur laser?

[@marrqi7wini54]

It is a laser meaning it's a beam of light. If there is a change in gravity, it wouldn't bend unless you're somehow firing it by a black hole.