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To defeat the Iguazu, I had no choice but to become the Iguazu.

Titan fall was actually a good mech game. The fast robots like in armored core don't feel real. I think we need more real robot games.

Hear me out ps launcher smoke bombs (kyoriku) moonlight or redshift depending if ur okay with 20b or u want santai (20b boosts ml damage but not redshift) and a coral oscillator melee weapon I run it as a light weight with basho arms alba legs and either hal or the starter body depending on my generator Talbot for the fcs and flugel boosters so we can go super far with melee cancels and slides into our charged attacks. Definitely not meta but it can deal with basically any build and the pulse shield launcher combos very nicely with the smoke. Against ai it’s really good to guarantee a hit with he charge beam on the oscillator because they will try to avoid them like it means death against players it usually gets just enough damage to stagger with 2 light hits from ml/redshift or a charge from oscillator which u will likely be doing anyway cuz if they don’t get hit u get the same area denial potential you have with npcs. It’s hard to use but definitely effective and fun

It’s not very clear in the video but he is saying “itano circus”

I'm very glad I never played the pve lol. After getting thru the campaign and getting all the weapons and doing some tests... watching a few vids... As a person that blasted thru this game with light/ med bipeds, I knew my place lol. Often though I wonder how games release stuff like this. No one was testing and said "hey can you guys hit ppl with the melee?", or man why does my 60k mech feel like it's paper mache? The stagger system is also wierd, because duration seemed to go off enemy mechanics stats... why heavy mechanical have the fastest recovery is beyond me. As typical with fromsoft, they designed a lot of elements out the game, maybe from past title difficulty staving off customers. I'm quite sure auto aim was where the disasters started. Aiming kinda is the critical skill element in a shooting from, wtf were u thinking? Imo atleast.

If daemon x machina mechanics worked, I'd say it's my favorite mecha game so far

Titanfall and Titanfall 2 are mecha games that are great

I'm definitely adding this to my list of games I play

that's embarrasing.....

I think rather than what makes a good mecha game? its more like what's the formula to a main stream mecha game instead, to be honest good mecha games already exist its just not main stream or people are not really going out they're way to look for them which is fine.

“There is latency issues and horrible balance” You just described every fromsoft pvp experience ever.

Every "sing"?

Mecha = Robot This may include suits You re welcome

i think fast mecha tend to be "honorary mecha" because at that point their really more like larger power armour but i think when it comes to setting thats probably the most interesting a mecha can be. for 1 it leaves room for other things, tanks can have purpose as heavy weapon platforms, if a mecha runs into a tank in the open their cooked, big gun beat weak armour. BUT with some quick thinking and narrative flair a mecha speed can outmaneuver a tank, space for good writing

Excuse me Sir, did you just declared that "Papa Scorch" is... the weakest?

Tank Simulator is what does it the best for giving you a sense of scale. That's why MechWarrior is unmatched. Chrome Hounds and the original Steel Battalion did a good job. AC6 is great ofc.

Why not use its blasters instead doing a hit and run tactic? Cause its spliter laser takes a lot out of your mobility so in a 1v1 maybe using the blaster is better? Not the charge version but since the bullets of that gun is 15 then why not just go phew phew phew sometimes? 😅

Huh? Mecha break looked fine to me, so far as i can tell from the trailers...

Code Geass music love it

Bro did not just disrespect papa scorch

IMO The best implementation of mechs in video games is from Xenogears and Xenoblade Chronicles X. These are fully fledged massive JRPGs with mechs built on top of them. The mechs are pretty much treated as super vehicles, and that makes them feel much more grand than in other games where mechs are the default. You can get out of your mech, and there is a whole game world waiting for you. Get in your mech, and it makes the game 10x bigger and better. Basically, I think they work best as a secondary genre tag. Edit: Also, the mechs in Xenoblade X can transform into a vehicle mode. Which adds extra cool points that you don't see a lot.

7:18 - Justin Wong starts sweating

I don't like the idea of taking functionality from players. Just add functionality to counter anything that becomes problematic. If your melee is oppressive, add crowd countrol or defense buffs specific to melee damage. Why do we need traditional team roles in a PvP arena shooter? I don't feel like having specific tank, support, damage roles is inherently the correct choice. The progression system being slow is just modern live service games. Asking that to change is asking them to change monetization entirely. Slap a $60 price tag on it and sell DLC three months after launch, sort of changes. Even then it's not a guarantee that season passes wont be implemented. More maps and more mecha is not a helpful critique. Mecha Break is not in competition with MonHun's playerbase. That is a silly thing to say. Kills going to final hit has been PvP tradition for years. Getting recognition for assisting with a kill is also typical. Changing this is unneeded. Just change the missions to include assists.

Wow, you are already a pro, now you made me doubt what my main mecha should be, I like melee type mechas, this is impressive, I'll wait for it next year, it feels like the best game of mechas

bruh those aren't reverse joint legs

Interesting… I havent really been into mecha games since Heavy Gear 2… And it’s made by Seasun Games which also makes the gacha SNOWBREAK. It seems like they sort of listen to the community so I’m kinda off expecting something from this…

Is this on ps5??

nice to see some detailed mecha's info here, can't wait for the game release. ALSO IS THAT SUPER ROBOT WARS ORIGINAL GENERATION'S OST ON WELKIN AND PANTHER SECTION?!

GIGA DRILLUH BREAAKAAAAAAAAAHH!!!

It looks addicting

As a pilot, my machine represents my will, wether its a mech, an aircraft or a ship, games that let me modify my ride have the true spirit of mecha, regardless of if im the goog guy or the bad guy, as long as the pilot is represented by his mech, its therefore, mecha.

Is this game gonna be free?

One thing I dislike is using Mecha as fighter planes. If your mecha spends the majority of its time flying around in space, or worse, the atmosphere of a planet, what was the point of making a giant robot with legs and arms? I do like SOME realism in my mecha games. I am Ok with high agility robots, but flying is an option you can do once in a while, but running on the ground is the main movement mode. If you want mecha to fly, then transformer jet mecha are better, and that genre is SADLY miniscule. really, Transformers War for Cybertron and a couple of other games like RoboTech BattleCry, Gunmetal, and Harcore Mecha are some games with transforming jets. I would love a better game than those offerings. Give me an RPG with the controls from War for Cybertron jets, and an adult, serious story and characters.

I identified a critical problem with Iguazu's built the moment I saw it; He has the full auto weapon that can't charge behind a shield, behind a shield. If you swapped the Curtis and Ludlow around, his build would become 120% better. Cause you can fire off the Ludlow from behind a shield while charging the Curtis, which doesn't drop the shield, and then you can pop off curtis charge shots where you want. When firing basic curtis shots, you can back off and not need the shield as much due to distance, which the Ludlow suffers at.

I love mecha design and wargame design. Studying history and weapons platforms (vehicles) will give you great understanding of why AFVs are designed the way they are. It also adds to your visual database library to draw from. Mechanical design helps a lot. Also getting conceptual ideas from other mecha designers. I like to study military history in order to understand why armored warfare operates the way it does. Something you'll want to decide at first is what side of the realism spectrum you want to design your world in. 1. Rule of Cool: Fantasy fun. Because it is cool it therefore works, not sure how but it does. 2. Realistic: You're going for a more believable mecha design. IE You don't have to explain everything but just enough to make it believable. 3. Hardcore: You're going for a 1 to 1 translation of mecha design and armored combat. If you love mecha design and world building just start. Don't wait. It's a lot of fun.

Wait, did he just mention Rogal Dorn? IMMEDIATE SUB!

I’m excited for Mecha break and don’t agree with people complaining about stuff like the relationship between the pilot and Mech being important for that game since it’s an online pvp video game where YOU are supposed to have a special connection with whatever Mechs you’ll like the most. (Or if you’re like me and just pretend you’re a transformer) I think it’s going to be a lot of fun. I could seriously go on about how that aspect doesn’t matter for a game like that. All the other stuff though is debatable and has some strong points behind what makes the idea of piloting giant robots so special

"What makes you so special?" In all seriousness, its because we enjoy AC combat. Its clear iguazu doesnt.

I play control/support most of the time, Hurricane's design looks like a lot of fun...

From all I saw so far of Mecha Break it will probably make the same mistakes Gundam Evolution made and for that will likely fail as such. Dont get me wrong I love Mecha, I like Hero shooter but locking character and with this game play diversety behind hours of grind will kill this game.

how was mechwarrior not brought up?? one the oldest pc series and mech games da fuq

i love how her silhouette kinda similar with 00 gundam

How come I've never heard of this game? Update - Oh, its not out yet.

The game is awful on PlayStation as well. If you are thinking about playing this game, do yourself a favor and just play something else. This game is trash. From crappy peer to peer servers and terrible matchmaking, pay to win four star ms that completely ruin the meta at even mid costs like 600, pay to win parts that you can only acquire after spending 200 tokens to a penalty system that punishes you for even considering playing this game outside japan. This game is a joke and a shameless cashgrab. It was fairly fun on release back in 2018 but even then you couldnt get into a match without waiting around for half an hour. The game could be so much better if Bandai just gave the game dedicated servers but why improve the game when everyone continues to throw money at every new banner that comes out. Dont play this game and if for some reason you do, at least dont give bandai your money for this garbage excuse of a game.

Always love playing the tank character. I'm split between wanting to play Hurricane or Tricera now.

Grand! Impeccable! 11/10!

AC6's shmovement is good right until it becomes boost-slide-fest bore galore. Seriously, the game would be so much better if there was an actual running using legs & thrusters (running at the speed of boost-sliding but w/out actual sliding), look it up in Anthem, it looks STUNNING there and the movement in Anthem is so damn good & fluid, AC6 just doesn't cut it as good imo.

I like how this pulls together different mech archetypes together, Tricera looks like a more modern turret mech or something from Metal Gear/Armorcore, Alysnes and Panther looks like Gundams, Falcon and Luminae look like Armor Core mechs and Welkin and Narukami look very indie like I love it.

"we meet IRE" the entire game pronounced her name as "air" wtf lol

bro 1:01 "mecha and depression" had me rolling