Chance Hale
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Thanks to the guy playing with me <3 The coop is great fun.
is the framerate on this one any better
i tried the jp ps3 demo of vanilla ac5 and laughed at the ~18fps or whatever that ran at
anyone
also is there an arena like in the ps2 armored core games
those were sweet
come on AC-GAF, where is everyone at? ESWAT needs more members on ps3
Sorry Luka, that was awful I lost most of my energy early on due to not seeing the mechs coming.
What are all the workshop parts about? Ie buying trucks, planes, etc.
What are all the workshop parts about? Ie buying trucks, planes, etc.
Epeen.
Armored Core: Verdict Day is a deep and rich experience, with some technical flaws, but a wonderful dark atmosphere. Online mode is full of potential and the single-player campaign will last long enough to catch user's attention. If you love mechs, you can't go wrong with it.
Armored Core: Verdict Day is closer to a big add-on than to a brand new game. The core game is the same as Armored Core V with more maps, more parts to customize your mech with and new modes. If you loved Armored Core V you'll like this one too.
The series needed a restyle and a general overhaul of the entire game system to bring the product to the top of the market. What we get are just some new cooperative and competitive modes. As it is, the latest work by From Software is an elitary game that will capture only who is really into giant robots.
Armored Core V is reborn thanks to Verdict Day. New modes, new items, new settings, most important online tools, mechs editor... But nothing more. The chaos and the disorder are in a game that doesn't get new players
Armored Core: Verdict Day, like many of its predecessors, is one of those games that's for the fans, and few others. There's simply too much in the way of clunky controls, poor presentation and mind-numbingly repetitive missions for the game to appeal to newcomers, either of the series of the genre in general. It has some nice features, and the creation and programming options can shine with enough time ploughed in, but as the all-important core gameplay is so wanting, it's hard to recommend this to anyone but existing fans.
Really stuck on an early mission. Any one wanna buddy up?
Agreed, I'm still enamored by single player, sad to hear some bosses are locked to multiplayer only, but otherwise, its quite a solid experience!IGN Italia 8/10
Eurogamer Italy 7/10
Spaziogames 65/100
Meristation 63/100
Den of Geek 2/5
Personally as someone who hasn't played the series in over a decade I'm finding the actual gameplay incredibly fun, with different weapons changing the approach considerably. Missions certainly are repetitive but I can't say it's really bothering me. Varied enemy encounters and the boss battles change things up.
heh, mission 3 trips almost everyone up. it's kind of a cheap shot throwing nearly invincible UNACs at you out of the blue.
Mission 6-5 against the two beehive AC's.. HOURS I spent on it..thank you laser rifles and regular rifles, when I won I thought i made a mistake. Definitely a more brutal experience than vanilla V.
Yeah but losing doesn't cost money so you just go back to the workshop, max out your CE resistance (those UNACs are all equipped with CE battle rifles) and try again.
EDIT: Winning however costs... Man, I'm losing money on almost every sortie since about mission 4.
I went back and played the first 3 chapters with a UNAC for S ranks and started making the money back. You can make 120K+ on each mission and you will make that as you won't get hit because of the UNAC and improved weapons.
One thing I don't understand, in the workshop you can go to a UNAC section and upgrade various components (ie right weapon, movement, evasion, etc) but does that apply to the robots you have in your squad or does that only apply to new ones?
how is framerate on ps3?
Oh man, sounds like I'm in for a treatIt seems to give you more tools for programming your UNAC. I haven't found a "stay away from suicide Amons" chip though, I've tried recruiting a sniper for an anti-Amon mission and it just ran towards the Amons that promptly proceeded to maul him. Also is it even possible to avoid the spin-kicks from the minibosses like the Mission 4 target? They seem to be perfectly homing and the only way I've been able to avoid them is by staying out of range but that's more down to luck due to the high movement speed of those things.
I've been making more money since I switched to the missile arms and such, they let me hang back and bombard a target more easily.
EDIT: Screw mission 8-2. "Hey, let's have the player fight a miniboss that rushes him with a massive cannon while under heavy sniper fire!"
EDIT2: Is there any way to avoid the Assault Armor attacks in mission 10?
EDIT3: Jeez, do UNACs need some sort of special chip to figure out how a CIWS works???
EDIT4: And what about a chip to not have them get stuck on terrain???
It seems to give you more tools for programming your UNAC. I haven't found a "stay away from suicide Amons" chip though, I've tried recruiting a sniper for an anti-Amon mission and it just ran towards the Amons that promptly proceeded to maul him. Also is it even possible to avoid the spin-kicks from the minibosses like the Mission 4 target? They seem to be perfectly homing and the only way I've been able to avoid them is by staying out of range but that's more down to luck due to the high movement speed of those things. Stay out of range and when they come HB and QB to the side at a angle going forward. They can't cut the turn tight enough if you do that at the last minute.I
EDIT2: Is there any way to avoid the Assault Armor attacks in mission 10? Just jump back and QB or HB.
EDIT3: Jeez, do UNACs need some sort of special chip to figure out how a CIWS works??? Probably so.
EDIT4: And what about a chip to not have them get stuck on terrain??? Tune their ai for elevation, theyll jump over and climb up stuff
I'm on the last mission now. Man is it a surprise. I hope they give some of those parts he has. I just need to figure out the most effect way to beat him. Where's the 360 people at? Only 2 of us on the NeoGaf team.
Using my boosts wasn't enough to escape those two attacks I mentioned but maybe I need to use a lighter AC.
I doubt you get any of his parts but you will probably unlock some Ultimate Weapons. AC V gave some of those out for beating the campaign. IMO the UWs are too unwieldy for practical use, using the Giga Cannon to snipe some ACs in side missions in AC V was funny but I wouldn't expect that to work against real people since they'd just take cover and wait for your weapon to burn out (supposedly the missile could be used with a tag gun with good teamwork though). If you want his green glow shields and explosion attack those are standard AC features in Armored Core 4 and for Answer and I doubt you'll get to use them in VD since they'd screw with the game balance. One of the maps also looks like the wreck of the Arms Fort "Spirit of Motherwell", I guess that's From's continuity nod to ACfA.
The final boss of AC V went down to dual autocannons on a tank pretty quickly but with this guy that means you'll eat a full Assault Armor blast (that's the explosion he does). It does look like you can take about half his health off during one of his AA attacks though. Normal gatlings cannot even pierce his Primal Armor but the autocannons might be able to get through. He's so damn fast too...
BTW, how can I change my team? When I started I set it to "create new" since I wanted to get decent at the game before joining an online team.
Was disappointed by the lack of players in V but am hoping that opening regional divisions and ai companions help with that. Downloading off psn right now.
I've been thinking of how to beat him. I went in with dual gatlings and the giga missle. I depleted his health the first time but the second time it came back and I was too beatdown from his attacks to get him down again. I've been thinking about trying laserblades and pile drivers. When he charges you to do a PA bomb you have a few seconds before it goes off to hit him. He's weak against KE.
Hello AC-Gaf!
So after browsing through this thread I am interested in picking this up, problem is I've never played an AC game outside of briefly playing AC2 on the PS2 for like an hour.
My question is, should I try one of the older games first before spending $50 dollars on a game I may end up not liking? Out of the prior games which one should I try to get? Four Answer seems to pretty popular but ACV is relatively cheap now too. So I'm looking for suggestions. Platform doesn't really matter, I have them all (360,PS3,PSP/Vita,PS2,etc)
Also after the Assault Armor blast his Primal Armor takes a while to come back and he's immobilized, perfect for pumping him full of lead. I just need to figure out how to survive the AA blasts...
How did you get a Giga Missile?
IIRC the Mass Blade did over 100k damage per hit but I guess you won't unlock that without beating mission 10.
I didn't pay attention to if he had his shield up but taking time to charge it up and everything I fired it when I could.
The PA is definitely extremely powerful, my A08 Venom cannot do any damage when it's up.
Sell them and you get 250k a piece.