Wow. I was about to say that in this ending, Ayre is basically the clingy ex-gf who wants to get back with you and can't get over the fact that she got dumped. Especially the part where Ayre is all like..."Raven, why you leaving me? We had so much good times together. Look at the life that we could build together. Why you throwing it away, Raven?!"
@@im50yearsoldNah, so what if coral means symbiosis? It'd ultimately be beneficial to all of humanity, or at least the AC pilots who are like us human mecha hybrid experiments. Not sure if regular humans can even interact with coral beings. Ayre didn't want war, we forced her into it when we threatened to annihilate all of her kind.
The fact that regardless of position she still physically reaches out to you in some strain of hope is a simple detail that hits harder than her laser sword attacks.
@@gaminggaming.6071eh idk about him but in AC most of the bosses move so quick or the camera sucks during them that I didn't really get to enjoy the fights, besides the ibis unit with red lasers. I was too focused on surviving or getting as much dmg as I can with a cheese build once I lost too much. This is different from older fantasy fromsoft games, where you actually had time to see the attack that was going to kill you
@@ReaperPLUR i didnt really feel that, unless i am not auto aiming its pretty manageable to follow any and all of them. Which attacks did you feel were impossible to see? I recall the fastest boss being ibis and even that was manageable to see.
@@ReaperPLUR my man ngl, considering how ayre is just constantly zooming at mach 3 constantly trying to slash at your back, its alright to miss some bullets if it means you dont have to flick your wrist into oblivion.
This ending reminded me of Reaper Squad commander J’s quote from Armored Core:Verdict Day “There is no place for me other than the battlefield. To live as I please, and die a senseless death. That is who I am. Not a mere man of flesh. War is part of my existence.”
It's the good ending. You sacrifice Rubicon to save all life in the universe. It's a bittersweet ending, but still the better of the two. Letting the coral live and threaten the entire universe because some waifu in your head said "trust me bro" is not a good ending. It's only "good" in the sense that it makes your feefees feel good.
@@Saru-yr3qkits really just a matter of choice of how many people you wanna die for a cause you believe in. In Liberators we act as a hero of Rubicon and its people in the same time preserving Coral In Fires of Raven we stomped out a potential existential threat to humanity as a whole and in Alea Lacta Est, we cast the die and initiates an evolution that will change humanity but will also results in the deaths of untold many. Honestly with the True ending a direct sequel is most certainly guaranteed.
I almost did with her last line, it fucking hurt. Getting that ending did not feel good whatsoever. Now.. I gotta kill Carla who I also like, but better than destroying and dooming an entire planet.
@@SeraphimxSins it makes me feel so much better in the second ending to know that Ayre still understands the pain of betraying my friends. She still understands that it is hard to betray Carla, and that we really don't want to
I think this is the best ending to do first. The 2nd ending feels like it makes more sense with the alternative scenarios in NG+ and the additional understanding of everyone’s motivation from playing the first time.
2:44 that slowmow scene followed by Ayre’s voice. Gave me both tears and chills atu the same time. Absolute BALLER of the fight. And I haven’t even played the game!
nah this is 100% the bad ending. both of the other endings are significantly better outcomes. in this one you just destroy an entire planet because walter says so
Wdym? coral release is great, coral becomes the glue (or rather the knife) that separates human consciousness from the restrictions of the body and integrating it into the web of the machine network, free to explore the galaxy and become whatever they want to be, the reason why people were against it during the ending was because allmind was going to try and use it to control everyone, but with them dead everyone becomes free
Coral is just deemed too dangerous to be left accessible. No matter the casualties the damage done to destroy the coral is the leser one between the two in the broad scheme of things. With this, the planet might be dead but at the same time the suffering and war are now over and will not cause any more pain for someone else out there. Good ending imo
I think it's a bad ending cause essentially is lack of faith in the future and fear of change. When people first found tools it also lead to bloodier wars but look how far we've come after embracing it (kind of). Same here, if they dont fight over coral theyll fight over something else, coral just has the potential to elevate everything. The true ending has the best vibe imo.
@@Asab972the secret ending( refuse to call it true) spreads a highly explosives substance across the stars, that can practically nuke the universe. None of the tools that humanity has constructed come even remotely close to nuking the universe. humanity can manage being a threat to it self, it can not manage coral, there having faith in the future, then there's blindly walking off a cliff.
It's not like coral created human greed, all burning coral did was kill a planet that people fought over. The corps are going to fight over something else anyways
You ever notice how it didint fucking explode until we made it explode. It's like this naturaly occuring substance burns when somebody lights it on fire
You want to use your left hand and right hand guns to shoot till she uses like 3 to 4 dashes. Then hit her with something hard when she's out of gas for like 3 seconds.
@@Rubhen925 thanks much, I got her with a triple shotgun build after taking a break. Two of the big main hand ones and the shoulder laser heavy shotgun. It was rough, but we got it done
I'm out for the weekend. So I can just say off the top of my head. Can't remember their technical names 1) linear rifle. Best one which has 250 damage I think 2) long range shotgun 3) 3 stacks 10 missile launcher. 4) needle stun gun you get when fighting ice Worm The armor is handler Walter armor after beating him with the liberator of Rubicon ending
I wish Carla literally said ANYTHING after you defeated Ayre. Like…something about laughing or smiling yknow. But…nothing, and that’s why this ending was THE bad one.
while i was fighting her, I kept telling at the screen(Ayre) that I was forced to fight you because of Allmind's simulations but I really really love you, you are my world to me, I promise on my damn life, I'll give you best ending for both of us the next time we meet (Alea iacta est). Please just this once, please let this one go.
I don't like any endings because both Walter and Carla die with all endings including the one with ALLMIND They could spare them at least in third ending lol
I beat the game with this ending yesterday thinking if I don't burn the Coral, humanity would suffer. And I don't get why people are so teared up with Ayre when all I care about is beating her down and letting out a loud cheer after I defeat her and end the game. Maybe I would find out the reason why in NG+.
They simped too hard for the alien/wave being in our heads (they did mostly because of the overly sensual voice , like damn that va would be peffect for porn) and did not heed the warnings of great scientists and your actual friends and coworkers (walter and co) who would go to such lenghts to kill themselves and a planet in order to save the fucking universe
If my understanding is correct, the coral also serves as a vessel for human consciousness or is host to an entirely new form of life; either way, burning Rubicon is effectively an act of genocide.
@@mongedopantano6169 not what I said but all right. The institute was so afraid of coral release without knowing what it would actually do so instead of attempting to midigate risk they jumped straight to planetary genocide. I wont argue coral release is the "good" ending because we dont know what it actually does but justifying the fires of raven is weird. The game EXPLICITLY says its a bad choice based off the ravings of a mad man that stripped a planet of its resources before killing millions if not billions. Whos to say coral wont survive or spread again who cares if it happens again just commit another genocide!!!!! TOTALLY THE GOOD ENDING!!!!!
After the floating city is reactivated there are 2 paths that leads to different outcome, take on Carla (Walter will be the final boss) or take on the Corporation (Ayre will be the final boss) this video shows the latter choice.
It probably is because of for answer to 5 . The true ending actually makes the worst case in the canon non canon debate because it would change the setting far too much in a potential sequel. I think a sequel would work best if kept in the same world on a differebt plabet with bo dealings to coral (fires of raven would work best with this)
To be fair you should be dodging all AC content with the algorithms its bound to happen, i have a friend who knows nothing about FF16 months after it being out, if he can do it, you couldve
@@joewas2225 In my case, one week ago, it was a random recommendation popup and only because I was looking for the ost of the beginning... Not my desire.
For me, this is the bad ending. Instead of dealing with potential trouble, we just preventively burn the entire planet. To protect people from themselves, we destroy another civilization. The desperation heard in Ayres voice hits damn hard, when you realize she is literally fighting for her life and for lives of everything on the planet.
@@sahibmujabee1177 well, this is not Warhammer. And there is a reason it is called a fire that scorched the stars. It's not just one planet, it's an entire star system.
@@ID-su6cv true, but my argument stays the same. For me, the potential danger doesn’t justify the annihilation of self aware entities. It’s the same with RLF and father Dolmayan, who fanatically defend their planet, because they are too afraid of coral release. It reminds me of a film I saw many years ago, it’s called Ender’s Game.
@@simonherrmann7307 yeah. I guess it's just means in the end. It's just, overseers got easier route. "Destroy the coral we will be saved" that was the answer they got which begs me the question. Did Walter know Coral were Sentient.?
2:19 - Ayre: "You and I...could have walked together." 😅, I can't believe she said this. She's like acting one of those clingy ex's wishing to come back to you and hold hands while walking down on the beach together. Ayre and Raven might as well "could have walked together" down the aisle during a wedding ceremony.
Tbf parting with ayre is a lot less like breaking up with your partner than it is deciding to commit genocide on your partner's race, breaking up by proxy Oh yeah, and you're nuking her homeland too
Committing planetary genocide on everything she's ever known because of emotional attachment, spite against the corps and logic within the framework of a binary world view is plenty good reason to feel bitter and sad toward the one of the few people you are physically capable of having anything resembling a conversation with.
I love how people just called Ayre and Rusty a hypocrite for trying to stop you and Gaslight you instead of being understanding and accept your choice in Fires of Raven ending but blatanly ignore the fact that you're about to genocide their whole planet It's actually fun to discuss the Endings but it gets pretty annoying when people ignore an obvios answer in planted across your face in favor of just dissing the character or ending (I know you didn't mention Rusty anywhere in your comment but your comment remind me of someone crititizing Rusty for being againts you in one ending but helping you in another)
I like Carla a lot too, was simpin' hard for her the whole game, but hated killing Ayre. She just wanted a mutual future for her kind and humans together, and we snuffed that dream out like the heartless bastards of war mercenaries are.
@@SeraphimxSins Well at that point we're not just a merc looking for money, it's a choice left for 621 to take the burden of Carla, Walter etc onto themselves - ironically, we stopped the war for good, instead of sparking it
Let's be honest... Carla too is just using you. The only reason she helps you is that Walter believes that you might be able to help them. And as soon as you turn your back on her, she immediately implies that you got paid by Arquebus. No empathy, not a single question why have we decided to go against her. She doesn't care. She cares about Chatty and her mission, not us. We're just one of her cards, just as she said.
I truly don’t understand why this boss has to be malenia on crack I’ve spent 3 days trying to beat her with every build I can think of and found online to no avail I’ve uninstalled this shitty game thanks fromsoftware I want my money back
I hated ayre the whole game. Didn't care about her at all, skipped all her dialogue, etc. But that last but of dialogue after i beat her tugged at the heartstrings a little. Not as much as rusty's fight previously, but still.
"WE COULDVE BEEN MASTER CHIEF AND CORTANA, RAVEN!!!"
Lol
Ayre pretends to be cortana when in reality she is flood
Wow. I was about to say that in this ending, Ayre is basically the clingy ex-gf who wants to get back with you and can't get over the fact that she got dumped. Especially the part where Ayre is all like..."Raven, why you leaving me? We had so much good times together. Look at the life that we could build together. Why you throwing it away, Raven?!"
@@thegoodwinI mean, we were trying to burn down an entire planet.
@@im50yearsoldNah, so what if coral means symbiosis? It'd ultimately be beneficial to all of humanity, or at least the AC pilots who are like us human mecha hybrid experiments. Not sure if regular humans can even interact with coral beings.
Ayre didn't want war, we forced her into it when we threatened to annihilate all of her kind.
The fact that regardless of position she still physically reaches out to you in some strain of hope is a simple detail that hits harder than her laser sword attacks.
Yeah, that shit was painful.
wdym
She is good at manipulating things.
@@Walamonga1313 Her hand reaching out to you before explosion at the end of the fight.
Emotional Damage has no ineffective range.
If you get closer view on her when you kill her. You’ll see her reach out her hand for you. That made me feel things
For me it’s the “I realize what you are… the spark of war. The fires that haunt rubicon!” With the time slow from impacting her with an attack.
"I will hold nothing back!"
"AP at 50%"
Chills
One of the best boss fights, and EASILY one of the best endings Fromsoft has given us thus far
@@Gungrave123spoken like someone who didnt learn how to dodge the coral phantoms.
Now fr , which moves did you think were bullshit?
@@gaminggaming.6071eh idk about him but in AC most of the bosses move so quick or the camera sucks during them that I didn't really get to enjoy the fights, besides the ibis unit with red lasers. I was too focused on surviving or getting as much dmg as I can with a cheese build once I lost too much. This is different from older fantasy fromsoft games, where you actually had time to see the attack that was going to kill you
@@ReaperPLUR i didnt really feel that, unless i am not auto aiming its pretty manageable to follow any and all of them.
Which attacks did you feel were impossible to see? I recall the fastest boss being ibis and even that was manageable to see.
@@gaminggaming.6071 I was autoaiming my first playthrough before I saw a video that said that auto aiming is less accurate haha
@@ReaperPLUR my man ngl, considering how ayre is just constantly zooming at mach 3 constantly trying to slash at your back, its alright to miss some bullets if it means you dont have to flick your wrist into oblivion.
Hard fight made even harder by the fact that i couldn't see the screen through the tears.
10/10 hurt worse than Gwyn.
The music and boss entrance were downright masterful
This ending reminded me of Reaper Squad commander J’s quote from Armored Core:Verdict Day
“There is no place for me other than the battlefield. To live as I please, and die a senseless death. That is who I am. Not a mere man of flesh. War is part of my existence.”
He's a clone of Joshua O'Brien from AC4.
Here though isn't it the almost the same mission from ACFA lol where you kill half of humanity in the sky
I’m glad the community deems this the “bad” ending, because god damn I did not feel like the good guy after this. (I did the Liberator ending first)
I am glad to get the Bad ending first so I can do the others next as a relief.
It felt like the good ending for me.
Me too. But man this ending was dope
It's the good ending. You sacrifice Rubicon to save all life in the universe. It's a bittersweet ending, but still the better of the two. Letting the coral live and threaten the entire universe because some waifu in your head said "trust me bro" is not a good ending. It's only "good" in the sense that it makes your feefees feel good.
@@Saru-yr3qkits really just a matter of choice of how many people you wanna die for a cause you believe in.
In Liberators we act as a hero of Rubicon and its people in the same time preserving Coral
In Fires of Raven we stomped out a potential existential threat to humanity as a whole
and in Alea Lacta Est, we cast the die and initiates an evolution that will change humanity but will also results in the deaths of untold many.
Honestly with the True ending a direct sequel is most certainly guaranteed.
This ending is going to hurt. I love Ayre.
But I need it for my NG+ so I can get all 3 endings.
Ayre's pulse armor only lasting for the first half of the fight made her feel even more desperate
Dude. Imma cry when I get this ending. 😢
I almost did with her last line, it fucking hurt. Getting that ending did not feel good whatsoever. Now.. I gotta kill Carla who I also like, but better than destroying and dooming an entire planet.
@@SeraphimxSins it makes me feel so much better in the second ending to know that Ayre still understands the pain of betraying my friends. She still understands that it is hard to betray Carla, and that we really don't want to
“Stand proud raven you are strong”
Raven: “nah I’d win”
"I haven't used this AC since the Heian Era"
One hell of a divorce
I was horrified when I realized I was locked into this ending on my first playthrough. The only upside is I never have to go this route again.
I think this is the best ending to do first. The 2nd ending feels like it makes more sense with the alternative scenarios in NG+ and the additional understanding of everyone’s motivation from playing the first time.
I am glad I did this ending first to save the others for the next ones as a relief.
Wdym this is the good ending
That’s wild. I used the same build AND color except with two shotguns lol.
I didnt want to use two because I was obliterating everything in less than a few seconds so decided to use only one 😂
I get why a lot of people don't trust her but she always got your back. She's the one hurt by your betrayal
2:44 that slowmow scene followed by Ayre’s voice. Gave me both tears and chills atu the same time. Absolute BALLER of the fight. And I haven’t even played the game!
By far the best ending. Walter was justified in his beliefs
nah this is 100% the bad ending. both of the other endings are significantly better outcomes. in this one you just destroy an entire planet because walter says so
@@littlesnowflakepunk855to save humanity from the coral you bastard!
Wdym? coral release is great, coral becomes the glue (or rather the knife) that separates human consciousness from the restrictions of the body and integrating it into the web of the machine network, free to explore the galaxy and become whatever they want to be, the reason why people were against it during the ending was because allmind was going to try and use it to control everyone, but with them dead everyone becomes free
@@littlesnowflakepunk855 Not just Walter. Thumb Dolmayan also knew it for the fact that Coral was dangerous
@@Ghaltouni i mean yeah. any alien life is dangerous. as alea iacta est demonstrates, though, coral is only dangerous when misused or misappropriated.
I just want to know what this track is called, easily my fav in the game
Cries of Coral
Yeah it slaps hard.
i wish she actually bring this mech when fighting allmind
Allmind is using it, they just modified it which is why Ayre uses the Ephemera
this shit made me cry.
when i heard Echoes of Coral i started bawling
Coral is just deemed too dangerous to be left accessible. No matter the casualties the damage done to destroy the coral is the leser one between the two in the broad scheme of things. With this, the planet might be dead but at the same time the suffering and war are now over and will not cause any more pain for someone else out there.
Good ending imo
I think it's a bad ending cause essentially is lack of faith in the future and fear of change. When people first found tools it also lead to bloodier wars but look how far we've come after embracing it (kind of). Same here, if they dont fight over coral theyll fight over something else, coral just has the potential to elevate everything. The true ending has the best vibe imo.
I’m sure the person who started the Fires of Ibis thought the same thing.
@@Asab972the secret ending( refuse to call it true) spreads a highly explosives substance across the stars, that can practically nuke the universe. None of the tools that humanity has constructed come even remotely close to nuking the universe. humanity can manage being a threat to it self, it can not manage coral, there having faith in the future, then there's blindly walking off a cliff.
It's not like coral created human greed, all burning coral did was kill a planet that people fought over. The corps are going to fight over something else anyways
You ever notice how it didint fucking explode until we made it explode. It's like this naturaly occuring substance burns when somebody lights it on fire
The canon way to defeat Ayre is by penetrating her with pile bunker.
PILE BUNKER PILE BUNKER PILEBUNKER PILE BUNKER PILE BUNKER PILEBUNKER
Or dual zimmermans
Ayo "penetrating"?
Oh no... Sounds like it will hurt a lot
...I do not feel right about saying this but.... giggity.
Don't forget the pulse pulse armor as protection, son.
god I wish she's stay this still for me, it's insane how zippy she is
You want to use your left hand and right hand guns to shoot till she uses like 3 to 4 dashes. Then hit her with something hard when she's out of gas for like 3 seconds.
@@Rubhen925 thanks much, I got her with a triple shotgun build after taking a break. Two of the big main hand ones and the shoulder laser heavy shotgun. It was rough, but we got it done
Could you post the build you used in the battle? Weapons + mech parts?
I'm out for the weekend. So I can just say off the top of my head. Can't remember their technical names
1) linear rifle. Best one which has 250 damage I think
2) long range shotgun
3) 3 stacks 10 missile launcher.
4) needle stun gun you get when fighting ice Worm
The armor is handler Walter armor after beating him with the liberator of Rubicon ending
Soup!
How did you get the 3 launcher?
@@user-fs3eo5hx9c it's only 1. It just looks like 3
@@Rubhen925 Great, thank you - I appreciate it!
Did Carla just KAMIKAZE the ship? Did she die here? I kinda like her more than ayla
Yep, it's implied she kamikaze'd her way to the coral since she says that autopilot doesn't work anymore.
I wish Carla literally said ANYTHING after you defeated Ayre. Like…something about laughing or smiling yknow. But…nothing, and that’s why this ending was THE bad one.
Everyone dies
@@katamed5205Nah I know that scheming mf Snail still out there somewhere
@@katamed5205 621 likely alive because he still heard the last message of Walter after the ending. He just vanised...
Best ending
Bro why she backflip and turn into an aeroplane
Yes, also nineball Seraph can also do that as well
The machine Ayre has is an IBIS series. A boss from Daemon X Machina has similar abilities minus the transformation between mech and aircraft.
Is the AC used by Ayre to fight us available in the game to use? Like the parts? If it does I wanna use that AC it looks cool
sadly, no
It's not an AC.
while i was fighting her, I kept telling at the screen(Ayre) that I was forced to fight you because of Allmind's simulations but I really really love you, you are my world to me, I promise on my damn life, I'll give you best ending for both of us the next time we meet (Alea iacta est). Please just this once, please let this one go.
Bad ending my ass, this is the best ending
Coral release is the best wdym, everyone gets a free AC
@@ezoni8438 Imagine being reborn as a toaster
@@lolztech9267 False, toasters cant be controlled by C wave pulse mutations
Yes, this is the Emperor's ending! Screw the Xenos! For the Emperor!
@@ezoni8438At the cost of complete human extinction.
best fromsoftware bad ending final boss fight since emma and shura isshin from sekiro
occupation of arteria carpals begs to differ
Ez Claps fight no diff, glory to the emperor
I don't like any endings because both Walter and Carla die with all endings including the one with ALLMIND
They could spare them at least in third ending lol
I beat the game with this ending yesterday thinking if I don't burn the Coral, humanity would suffer.
And I don't get why people are so teared up with Ayre when all I care about is beating her down and letting out a loud cheer after I defeat her and end the game.
Maybe I would find out the reason why in NG+.
They simped too hard for the alien/wave being in our heads (they did mostly because of the overly sensual voice , like damn that va would be peffect for porn) and did not heed the warnings of great scientists and your actual friends and coworkers (walter and co) who would go to such lenghts to kill themselves and a planet in order to save the fucking universe
Am I the bad guy?
Yes.
It's Armored Core...
Everyone's "the bad guys".
Can someone explain what is happening to the Coral?
In this ending you eradicate all Coral. It leaves Rubicon eventually forgotten about as a dead rock.
If my understanding is correct, the coral also serves as a vessel for human consciousness or is host to an entirely new form of life; either way, burning Rubicon is effectively an act of genocide.
Burned up
The best ending
Worst. We destroyed a whole planet.
@@SeraphimxSinsThe planet was basically dead to begin with and its way better than spreading murder mechs across the galaxy.
@@SeraphimxSins So? It's the best ending
I’ve seen this and Liberator and so far this one is better to me still.
Waiting to see if the last one is any better
Based.
Love how people are justifying genocide of an entire planet in the comments-
Leave it to gamers to somehow construe the games obvious pro change themes to mean that killing all of Rubicon and Coral is actually good.
@@isaiahwoodward5831 it's good because I get more mech parts silly
@@isaiahwoodward5831 Lets sacrifice the Galaxy for muh wholesome 100 change!1!1!1
@@mongedopantano6169 not what I said but all right. The institute was so afraid of coral release without knowing what it would actually do so instead of attempting to midigate risk they jumped straight to planetary genocide. I wont argue coral release is the "good" ending because we dont know what it actually does but justifying the fires of raven is weird.
The game EXPLICITLY says its a bad choice based off the ravings of a mad man that stripped a planet of its resources before killing millions if not billions. Whos to say coral wont survive or spread again who cares if it happens again just commit another genocide!!!!! TOTALLY THE GOOD ENDING!!!!!
It truly makes me sick. It honestly feels like a mass self report.
After the floating city is reactivated there are 2 paths that leads to different outcome, take on Carla (Walter will be the final boss) or take on the Corporation (Ayre will be the final boss) this video shows the latter choice.
Wild, I thought walter died after the ibis boss.
Thanks for randomly posting spoilers of a completely unrelated route here
@@silly5905 Hehe my bad for doing that.
Well thank you for spoiling another end…. Great job
@@meijinraditya2887no, don't feel bad for the guy.
Istg the people justifying this ending are the same people who think Gwyn is a good guy.
It's justifiable when you look at the big picture.
Forgive me Ayre :(
What's your hated move against this boss?🤔
Do you get anything from the ending? I just completed it and i dont think i gotten anything
You get the Alba parts in the previous mission. that's what you get for this ending path.
@@fusioncell7669 ahhh yea i got those but honestly not very good parts
@@sa80slayer85It doesn't need to be good, just need to look cool while you do a Pilebunker montage
@@Skyleader-pn4pm yunno what. I agree
@@Skyleader-pn4pmPile Bunker my beloved
Guys please do not tell me this is canon 😭😭😭
It probably is because of for answer to 5 . The true ending actually makes the worst case in the canon non canon debate because it would change the setting far too much in a potential sequel. I think a sequel would work best if kept in the same world on a differebt plabet with bo dealings to coral (fires of raven would work best with this)
@@trifurobert1349 nah the ng ending is the true one
Mannn😢
How do you even get these
The one true ending
After my 50th attempt finally beat Ayer what a great game.
does her mech become playable?
Maybe one day or somebody could make a sharecode that's kinda close but I haven't seen it yet and it really sucks I NEED IT!
in ng+3
@@krater2137 Liar alert ban him now before somebody gets hurt.
@@ShoshFaf I thought that you can use this mech after defeating it in the Arena
@@krater2137 That's her ac not her boss form. I still wish we got her boss mech and all the other mechs you can't get. Which would be awesome.
Bruh you just spoiled the game. Why did you have to put the boss’ name in the title? Especially when it’s so spoiler heavy
theres 3 different final bosses bruh
@@pizza11536 doesn’t mean that this isn’t a major spoiler
To be fair you should be dodging all AC content with the algorithms its bound to happen, i have a friend who knows nothing about FF16 months after it being out, if he can do it, you couldve
You chose to watch
@@joewas2225 In my case, one week ago, it was a random recommendation popup and only because I was looking for the ost of the beginning... Not my desire.
2:27 I hate that move...😤
Best way to avoid it is to fly over it. Get yourself some boosters with solid upwards thrust and you're golden.
For me, this is the bad ending. Instead of dealing with potential trouble, we just preventively burn the entire planet. To protect people from themselves, we destroy another civilization. The desperation heard in Ayres voice hits damn hard, when you realize she is literally fighting for her life and for lives of everything on the planet.
It's just 1 planet bro, if this is Warhammer it will be done with 1 button without a second thought
@@sahibmujabee1177 well, this is not Warhammer. And there is a reason it is called a fire that scorched the stars. It's not just one planet, it's an entire star system.
@@simonherrmann7307but well if you don't you will vurn The entire galaxy so it's trolley problem really
@@ID-su6cv true, but my argument stays the same. For me, the potential danger doesn’t justify the annihilation of self aware entities. It’s the same with RLF and father Dolmayan, who fanatically defend their planet, because they are too afraid of coral release. It reminds me of a film I saw many years ago, it’s called Ender’s Game.
@@simonherrmann7307 yeah. I guess it's just means in the end. It's just, overseers got easier route. "Destroy the coral we will be saved" that was the answer they got which begs me the question. Did Walter know Coral were Sentient.?
2:19 - Ayre: "You and I...could have walked together."
😅, I can't believe she said this. She's like acting one of those clingy ex's wishing to come back to you and hold hands while walking down on the beach together. Ayre and Raven might as well "could have walked together" down the aisle during a wedding ceremony.
Tbf parting with ayre is a lot less like breaking up with your partner than it is deciding to commit genocide on your partner's race, breaking up by proxy
Oh yeah, and you're nuking her homeland too
@@peculiarcanine9443 , lol
Committing planetary genocide on everything she's ever known because of emotional attachment, spite against the corps and logic within the framework of a binary world view is plenty good reason to feel bitter and sad toward the one of the few people you are physically capable of having anything resembling a conversation with.
I love how people just called Ayre and Rusty a hypocrite for trying to stop you and Gaslight you instead of being understanding and accept your choice in Fires of Raven ending but blatanly ignore the fact that you're about to genocide their whole planet
It's actually fun to discuss the Endings but it gets pretty annoying when people ignore an obvios answer in planted across your face in favor of just dissing the character or ending
(I know you didn't mention Rusty anywhere in your comment but your comment remind me of someone crititizing Rusty for being againts you in one ending but helping you in another)
@@fegeleinherman8587 , lol. I was making a joke, but I appreciate your commentary.
Best ending for me. Chatty and Carla > Ayre
I like Carla a lot too, was simpin' hard for her the whole game, but hated killing Ayre. She just wanted a mutual future for her kind and humans together, and we snuffed that dream out like the heartless bastards of war mercenaries are.
@@SeraphimxSins Well at that point we're not just a merc looking for money, it's a choice left for 621 to take the burden of Carla, Walter etc onto themselves - ironically, we stopped the war for good, instead of sparking it
@@SeraphimxSinsgood, her dreams was stupidity naive.
Agreed. I liked them way more than Ayee so the choice was a no brainer
Let's be honest... Carla too is just using you. The only reason she helps you is that Walter believes that you might be able to help them. And as soon as you turn your back on her, she immediately implies that you got paid by Arquebus. No empathy, not a single question why have we decided to go against her. She doesn't care. She cares about Chatty and her mission, not us. We're just one of her cards, just as she said.
How is the Boss song named?
cries of coral
Ayre is an absolute clown 🤣
I truly don’t understand why this boss has to be malenia on crack I’ve spent 3 days trying to beat her with every build I can think of and found online to no avail I’ve uninstalled this shitty game thanks fromsoftware I want my money back
I hated ayre the whole game. Didn't care about her at all, skipped all her dialogue, etc. But that last but of dialogue after i beat her tugged at the heartstrings a little. Not as much as rusty's fight previously, but still.
I literally was annoyed by her from her first appearance. That never changed.
I liked Walter and Carls so much better
'hated her'
'skipped all off her dialogue'
yeah man i fucking hated rusty but i skipped all of his dialogue so i know nothing about him
Fr bro the story was super trash I mean I skipped all the cutscenes and played Eninem over the dialogue but idk wish they put an actual story in
Please make a Cars 3 Driven to Win video of characters that were meant to be in the game.
Fillmore
Cal Weathers
The King
Doc Hudson.
best ending