First Time in Armored Core 6 – Opening Mission & Training (Xbox Series X)

Описание: Originally Broadcasted live on Twitch -- Watch live at   / eletodd  

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This is my first time ever playing Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, captured from a live stream on Twitch and now brought over to YouTube.

**** Audio Note - this is the first time for me using my Official Xbox Wireless Headset with my Series X and Twitch. So the audio is a bit loud and picking up a lot of sounds as I turned off auto mute (so it didn't start my voice too quiet when not talking) - You will also hear a clicking the background that I believe is the Laundry machine - "Life sometimes gets in the way". I'll clean it up next stream. I stream both on YouTube (PS5) and now on Twitch (Xbox X)

In Part 1, I jump straight into the opening mission and the first training level, getting hands-on with the basics of mech movement, boosting, combat, and mission structure. As someone completely new to the Armored Core series, this episode is all about learning how the game feels — from fast, weighty mech combat to understanding how positioning, energy management, and weapon loadouts start to come into play right from the beginning.

This is very much a blind, first-impressions experience as I figure things out in real time, make a few mistakes, and start getting a feel for what makes Armored Core different from other FromSoftware games.

🤖 ABOUT THE GAME
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is a fast-paced mech action game developed by FromSoftware. Players take control of heavily customizable combat mechs known as Armored Cores, completing high-risk missions across the war-torn planet Rubicon 3.

The game focuses on high-speed, three-dimensional combat, rewarding aggressive movement, precise weapon use, and strategic loadout choices. With deep mech customization, challenging missions, and a bleak sci-fi narrative centered on corporate warfare and survival, Armored Core VI modernizes the long-running series while staying true to its mechanical roots.