I'd imagine they had more weapons that were not shown. Hakra in particular feels like the type to wield the explosive thrower as to keep up pressure on enemies via area denial.
I think you could place any appropriate weapons on other slots, after all it's not quite clear whether they didn't have anything in them or it just got blown off during the battle.
I would agree with you if they didn't have any weapons at all, but considering the devs went out of their way to model a solitary individual weapon for each AC, I couldn't justify running any other weapons in the name of, uh... integrity? One thing I don't want to do is just end up making up my own builds and labelling it as a build from within the game itself; I'd rather be as accurate as possible with what's presented from official sources, as I feel there are at least some people out there who much prefer it that way.
@@glip715I actually did something clever with them. A lot of builds throughout AC6 used weapons that were unique or not found anywhere, which led to multiple builds… not being optimal. So, with my attempts at builds of these three, I fitted them with appropriate weaponry. With G7 Hakra, I gave him the P08DUO-03 and P05MLT-10 missiles, and the Haldeman shotgun, since I believe no one actually uses that shotgun. For Monkey Gordo, I gave him the Wuerger laser shotgun, as only Coldcall used it, and gave him the 3PM plasma missiles and a weapon mounted laser blade due to its low use among the established characters, and it feeling like those old Armored Core laser blade melees in how it swings. For Thomas Kirk, I gave him the Ransetsu-AR and Etsujin, with a back mounted Sampu on a weapon bay and the P03MLT-06 due to it also being low use. A bunch of these were early game parts with others that weren't not getting much use. I feel the standard laser shotgun might replace the Wuergal, but that's up to personal preference.
I'm thinking of making a Hakra build where the Left Arm stays unarmed because that arm being the same color as the rocket launcher gives me the impression that the fist itself is meant to be the left weapon. I haven't decided if the right shoulder is going to be the smoke grenade launcher, a second gun with a low amount of ammo, or just empty.
@@glip715 i like your attitude. Keep it up. BansheeNTD however is a fucking hax. Dude blocked his comment section when i argued with him that theres no indication whats so ever lore wise based on 2nd white glint parts that the original "Thinker" NEXT used by anatolia mercenary could be the sunshine.
The three you showed are quite good, plus with your gaming skills, they are effective battle machines. Sad thing is, they only have ONE weapon. Coupled with more laser or plasma weapons, plus grenades or missiles, and all the inner parts upgraded, they could be better. That said, if i had to describe them, g7 hakra is a tanky explosive expert, kirk a balanced damage-dealer and gordo a hit'n'runner ninja.
Can you make the rest of the hounds like 619 and 620?? And I can make a speculation that Thomas Kirk is a member of RLF, and Monkey Gordo is either one of the vespers or maybe an independent mercs.
I stated in the description of the 617 video that I don't plan on doing the other two members of 617's team, simply because it would be quite repetitive to play another C-2000 frame with very little in actual changes. Maybe much later, after I've wrapped up the other video ideas I have!
Gordos second wrecks can actually be found in the "eliminate Swinburne" mission, it even has a log about a re-education program, if I understand it correctly, Monkey Gordo tried to kill Swinburne first
@@pavelpoprjaduha9215 While I agree that the wreck in "Eliminate V.VII" is virtually identical in terms of parts, it is of a much lower quality compared to Monkey Gordo's official AC model. Considering you can find RLF data logs on wrecked BASHO ACs very similar to Thomas Kirk's, and Doser data logs on wrecked WRECKER ACs, I believe the use of an AC using Schneider and Arquebus parts is just to translate that this specific wrecked AC relates to Arquebus (as the Data Log does appear to feature Snail and another unknown AC). I doubt Monkey Gordo had a spare AC that was completely identical to his other one, and I doubt even further that he would have attempted to assassinate a Vesper. Other than unique corpses (like OG NIGHTFALL, G7 Hakra, and G4 Volta), I believe that the AC wrecks that contain Data Logs are simply aesthetically designed to relate to the faction that the Data Log is about.
No, it's essentially just a hidden enemy, designed to foreshadow story elements that don't come into play until MUCH later in the game. You do, however, receive a 20,000 COAM bonus for destroying it, as represented in the post-mission screen.
I'd imagine they had more weapons that were not shown. Hakra in particular feels like the type to wield the explosive thrower as to keep up pressure on enemies via area denial.
Gordo's got style, if nothing else. I love that particular Nachtreiher/VP combo.
Okay, that fact you beat NIGHTFALL with one laser rifle and punches was both hilarious and amazing! 🤣
Monkey see, monkey do!
I think you could place any appropriate weapons on other slots, after all it's not quite clear whether they didn't have anything in them or it just got blown off during the battle.
I would agree with you if they didn't have any weapons at all, but considering the devs went out of their way to model a solitary individual weapon for each AC, I couldn't justify running any other weapons in the name of, uh... integrity?
One thing I don't want to do is just end up making up my own builds and labelling it as a build from within the game itself; I'd rather be as accurate as possible with what's presented from official sources, as I feel there are at least some people out there who much prefer it that way.
Maybe make a separate video on that?
@@glip715I actually did something clever with them. A lot of builds throughout AC6 used weapons that were unique or not found anywhere, which led to multiple builds… not being optimal. So, with my attempts at builds of these three, I fitted them with appropriate weaponry. With G7 Hakra, I gave him the P08DUO-03 and P05MLT-10 missiles, and the Haldeman shotgun, since I believe no one actually uses that shotgun. For Monkey Gordo, I gave him the Wuerger laser shotgun, as only Coldcall used it, and gave him the 3PM plasma missiles and a weapon mounted laser blade due to its low use among the established characters, and it feeling like those old Armored Core laser blade melees in how it swings. For Thomas Kirk, I gave him the Ransetsu-AR and Etsujin, with a back mounted Sampu on a weapon bay and the P03MLT-06 due to it also being low use. A bunch of these were early game parts with others that weren't not getting much use. I feel the standard laser shotgun might replace the Wuergal, but that's up to personal preference.
I'm thinking of making a Hakra build where the Left Arm stays unarmed because that arm being the same color as the rocket launcher gives me the impression that the fist itself is meant to be the left weapon. I haven't decided if the right shoulder is going to be the smoke grenade launcher, a second gun with a low amount of ammo, or just empty.
@@glip715 i like your attitude. Keep it up. BansheeNTD however is a fucking hax. Dude blocked his comment section when i argued with him that theres no indication whats so ever lore wise based on 2nd white glint parts that the original "Thinker" NEXT used by anatolia mercenary could be the sunshine.
The three you showed are quite good, plus with your gaming skills, they are effective battle machines. Sad thing is, they only have ONE weapon. Coupled with more laser or plasma weapons, plus grenades or missiles, and all the inner parts upgraded, they could be better. That said, if i had to describe them, g7 hakra is a tanky explosive expert, kirk a balanced damage-dealer and gordo a hit'n'runner ninja.
Awesome builds!
Can't believe star trek is cannon in Armored core 6
Explain?
I don't think bro will ever explain
Can you make the rest of the hounds like 619 and 620?? And I can make a speculation that Thomas Kirk is a member of RLF, and Monkey Gordo is either one of the vespers or maybe an independent mercs.
I stated in the description of the 617 video that I don't plan on doing the other two members of 617's team, simply because it would be quite repetitive to play another C-2000 frame with very little in actual changes. Maybe much later, after I've wrapped up the other video ideas I have!
@@glip715 sure buddy
Gordos second wrecks can actually be found in the "eliminate Swinburne" mission, it even has a log about a re-education program, if I understand it correctly, Monkey Gordo tried to kill Swinburne first
@@pavelpoprjaduha9215 While I agree that the wreck in "Eliminate V.VII" is virtually identical in terms of parts, it is of a much lower quality compared to Monkey Gordo's official AC model. Considering you can find RLF data logs on wrecked BASHO ACs very similar to Thomas Kirk's, and Doser data logs on wrecked WRECKER ACs, I believe the use of an AC using Schneider and Arquebus parts is just to translate that this specific wrecked AC relates to Arquebus (as the Data Log does appear to feature Snail and another unknown AC).
I doubt Monkey Gordo had a spare AC that was completely identical to his other one, and I doubt even further that he would have attempted to assassinate a Vesper. Other than unique corpses (like OG NIGHTFALL, G7 Hakra, and G4 Volta), I believe that the AC wrecks that contain Data Logs are simply aesthetically designed to relate to the faction that the Data Log is about.
That stealth mech in Grid 135 Cleanup, is that for a combat log?
No, it's essentially just a hidden enemy, designed to foreshadow story elements that don't come into play until MUCH later in the game.
You do, however, receive a 20,000 COAM bonus for destroying it, as represented in the post-mission screen.
@@glip715 ah
Am I just stupid for calling him “Noh-Sack”instead of “No-Zark?”
Yeah, but all of these are just just have one weapon
im surprised that Gordos ac can is just a simple yet lightweight ac.
Can i just say that some of the RLF soldiers sound a bit too young?...yeah, think about that.