(01-29-2010, 09:32 AM)Grim Wrote: Good to hear someone likes the very original, where it all began.
EDIT: Wow. Again, my earlier posts in this topic embarass me. Except the part about AA. That game's awesome.
Yeah i've read your posts about AA. I've been checking out vids of it lately. Looks cool. But, im wondering if it is as fast paced as the original? I need a more hands on feedback.
I am planning to download it. I just hope I can find good torrents for it. Last Raven took me a month to download btw... XD
(01-29-2010, 10:28 AM)Goat Wrote: No AC4 era!
AC: Master of Arena - This was a better training game than what Ninebreaker hoped to achieve for, and I still play this via emulator. Somewhat addicting, despite the aging graphics.
AC3 and AC3: Silent Line - For some reason this was the "perfect" Armored Core for me. This one really made me feel how appropriate the overall concept was; the environment, atmosphere, and the soundtrack was perfect in its own way. LR still tops this one in terms of gameplay, but this game's grand presentation is still much better than any AC game imo. Possibly the reason why I think NX sucked big time because of the lame presentation of the game and the failure in gameplay-balancing.
AC: Last Raven - Something that used to be RR's bread-and-butter. Talk about adding an arseload of parts (most of which aren't entirely useless), adding diversity in AC designing.
I have to agree with you in MOA. And best thing about it as well is you can make your own custom arena and you can also tune the AI to your liking. I wonder why FROM never implemented it on Last Raven. I mean Last Raven was only 2 gigs big! they could have still added more data. Man, last AC game in the PS2 and nothing spectacular. At least they made some balances. Which made gameplay more interesting and Branching storyline ftw.
Hmm, they say Silent Line was the hardest AC game ever. With the introduction of destructible parts and stuff. Made it extremely hostile for newbs.
