Game:

Armored Core: For Answer (2008)

Category:

Let's Play

Duration: 30:38

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Important Disclaimers:

- This part is lengthy. I apologize for not only this, but for surprising you with two consecutive uploads in literally one day since I very rarely ever do that anymore. As this episode is VERY heavily informative to explain the basic layout of how the game works for those not familiar with the game, I'm uploading a second episode at the same time for those that wish to see gameplay.

The commentary for this Let's Play will be a little more laid back than in previous recent projects. I'd like to resume to a more chilled Let's Play style before I move onto doing Playthroughs on my other channel with even more relaxed commentary with more of a focus on the game, and just making jokes rather than being super ultra informative. I need a bit of a break from this informative style, honestly.

I hope you guys will enjoy this Let's Play as much as I will!

Armored Core: For Answer:

The 13th installment of the Armored Core franchise well renowned for it's 'Mecha customization and freedom in that regard. Featuring a vast array of weapons and parts you can create the 'Mech of your own desire with different painting schemes and emblems which can also be used as decals. Armored Core also boasts some amazingly fun 'Mech vs. 'Mech battles. Armored Core: For Answer is no different.

Armored Core: For Answer got some decent review scores compared to its prequel, Armored Core 4. Armored Core 4 takes place approximately five to ten years before Armored Core: For Answer, covering the events of the Lynx War, which has left the Earth practically uninhabitable due to the immense amount of radioactive Kojima particles in the atmosphere.

In Armored Core: For Answer, the League of Ruling Companies, derived of the scattered Organizations after the aftermath of the Lynx War, created an organization called "Collared" to manage the Lynx that remain on Earth to prevent them from acting independently and potentially starting another war. Most of humanity now resides in the skies, in floating platforms called Cradles. The different organizations constructed large battlestations called Arms Forts to increase their fighting capability. With these, it was essentially military might that the League could control and trust. If rule was placed on the shoulders of one entity, elimination of that entity could crumble the League's reign.

In the American version of Armored Core: For Answer, you play as an unnamed Lynx, with no known details on gender. However, in the Japanese version of Armored Core: For Answer, the Lynx is referred to as a male, still without a name.

Join me and my NEXT "Kamui" as we embark on a super amazingly awesome journey to like save humanity and that overrated crap.

Sorry I totally ruined the mood. Anyway, here are the Lynx you need to care about slightly;

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