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Doing ac lore like real life military history is peak bruh

@iRONICALLY887

2 ай бұрын

I was so confused,😭😭😭i thought it was all real

@FishbedFive

2 ай бұрын

@@iRONICALLY887how

@JacenHawk

2 ай бұрын

Honestly, I wish stuff like this was more common for fictional lore.

@RushZ3r

2 ай бұрын

It really is

@iRONICALLY887

2 ай бұрын

@@JacenHawk same

My dad was an aircraft mechanic for the ISAF during the Continental War. He told me that the rumour among the maintenance crews at the time was that Mobius 1 actually operated in an old F4 Phantom during Operation Stone Crusher, and that the story of him being a Hornet pilot came about after the war to help the Eruseans save face. Apparently Mobius 1 pushed the plane so hard that he completely destroyed the frame's airworthiness in that one mission, and he was then fast-tracked into the ISAF's Raptor program during the second half of the war. I'm not sure I really believe it, but he does have a photo of a Phantom from around that time with cracks running almost the entire length of the wings and fuel leaking from the engines.

@unitoftemp

2 ай бұрын

You got that right. I was one of the mechanics for the 111th Omega squadron. Everyone was out of the hangars when Mobius 1 made touchdown. Last time I saw an air frame that jacked up was in 1995, it was a F15 with blue wings.

@jdreyes3745

2 ай бұрын

​@@unitoftempThe Demon Lord's? I hear that he somehow didn't get damaged by multiple burst missiles being fired at him; no wonder then that got pummeled to submission as well.

@danielshin4526

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@unitoftempman, it reminds me of my time during dragons breath, I swear that there was a fucking F-14D, it was flown by three strikes!

@Im_oofman232

2 ай бұрын

Unrelated but I was a mechanic for the Air Force Base 444 Squadron during the Lighthouse War. There was a rumor around our crew that Spare 15 has an experimental Erusean aircraft in his hangar that he used during Operation Two Pairs and actually engaged Mister X with it. Not sure if this is true but later on he got transferred to the LRSSG and I was transferred to another air base. And yes, I had a bit of a talk with that Scrap Queen lady, she was a cool woman but I always told her to clean her hands for once before I got transferred.

@Ddghtd

2 ай бұрын

I was one of the Ordinance officers that day, it was nothing short of a miracle that he hadn't sheared off his ordinance while flying that fast, watching that cockpit replay it almost looked like a video game he was roaring so fast..... rumor has it from my buddy on the engine crews is they figured out how to squeeze in some P&W F100's they salvaged off an Eagle into that aircraft....

The whole Stonge Hedge system just goes to show if have one of something in war you have none.

@cheeseninja1115

2 ай бұрын

Strange real military planners really love to put all their eggs in one basket. Be it immense superweapons or the hands of mute pilots

@safety_doggo2

2 ай бұрын

@@cheeseninja1115 In all fairness, Stonhenge wasn't built with the intention of it being a military weapon.

@matthewgubbins8515

2 ай бұрын

Tell that too alderaan

@dragb9284

2 ай бұрын

@@cheeseninja1115I mean in stone henge defense it wasent originally a weapon of war.

@justsoicanfingcomment5814

2 ай бұрын

​​@@dragb9284Neither was the ark bird.😢

YO WHAT? YOUR DOING AC LORE? THATS AWESOME DUDE! (rip stonehenge)

Not a big fan of April Fools, but a Ace Combat video is a Ace Combat video. You, are a true ace. Also really proud that Tomcat171 was able to be in this video.

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

I use April Fools day as an excuse to pump out the "fun stuff"

@irystocrattakodachithatmooms

2 ай бұрын

@@fightertales You gotta do more of this, Ace Combat is always great to use for videos.

@JamesRT1291

2 ай бұрын

@@fightertaleswould love for you to do more, if you feel up to it. Maybe every April Fools, maybe another time. Anyway I like it, wanting and waiting for more

@jehffvredition2026

2 ай бұрын

@@fightertalesi didnt even think about that lol, i just saw it as a fun ARG kinda thing

@HMSVanguard46

2 ай бұрын

Next do ace combat 6

I saw Stonehenge during the Lighthouse war. I was a truck driver in Menhir 7, I crashed into a ditch, broke my leg, and spent most of the battle watching the sky outside the medical tent, as there was not enough room for all the wounded inside.

@legomania2427

2 ай бұрын

I’m curious, were you able to see the famous Osean Big Shots?

@henryfleischer404

2 ай бұрын

@@legomania2427 Yeah, I even saw Three Strike's plane. I spent most of the battle next to a guy that was hit with a piece of shrapnel from one of Three Strike's SFFS bombs. Fortunately, his helmet protected him from the worst of it, but he did have a concussion.

@thecobra45

2 ай бұрын

@@henryfleischer404they call it danger close for a reason

@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69

2 ай бұрын

I knew a retired soldier who fought in the Lighthouse War. She was Belkan and was fighting on the side of Osea. If you're familiar with Cape Rainy Assault, she was there. Even though she lost her left arm during the mission, apparently the allied forces brought pizza with them and it was genuinely one of the few things that helped her keep going. It sounds weird but she put it best: _"It may just be pizza to most people but it's one of the few luxuries in war and if getting out of it means I'll have another taste of authentic Anchorhead deep dish, then anything is a reason to keep living at this point."_ She's a tough one, I'll tell you.

@Gantradies

2 ай бұрын

@@henryfleischer404 even after seeing all the footage they released since, even KNOWING it happened, its...a hell of a thing to think about- that gun rusting, rotting for so long, and STILL working with repairs barely more than cursory- one of my cousins was working as a military nurse at the time- he said it was really like watching the hammer of god, reach out, and...

In my fourth year of University, while working on my Bachelor's of History, I interviewed an ISAF pilot who was present for Operation Stone Crusher. He was a part of Halo Squadron. We spoke for five hours at his home in North Point. During the interview, he brought up Operation Stone Crusher. I had tried to avoid asking about the world famous Ace pilot, not wanting to offend my host as every fighter pilot is convinced he or she is the best. My host, however, brought Mobius One up on his own. He told me Mobius One took down a a member of Aquila Squadron right as they arrived. Mobius charged their formation head-on, alone, and merged with them. Mobius One apparently flew through a hail of cannon fire and missile contrails. When Aquila broke formation, one of them did not respond fast enough; he said that he always wondered why and figured that particular SU-37 might have had some kind of engine problem. Mobius One loosed one long cannon barrage along with a Sidewinder and ripped the entire nose and cockpit off the Yellow. He even took a few cannon rounds for his trouble; he landed with three nice, big holes in his starboard wing. The Yellow didn't go quietly. The story of the dog fight over the remains of Stonehenge is almost always told as a long, hard fought dogfight that saw Mobius One slowly, painstakingly maneuver into position to get the one kill on Aquila that day. This pilot insisted that was part of the misinformation around Mobius One. I was curious about this statement; I wondered aloud that the story he told me seemed far more outlandish than the widespread story of the long dogfight. That old pilot smiled at me. What he said still hasn't left the back of my mind. "The stories you've heard about Mobius One... they are lies. Almost all of them. Not because what he did has been blown out of proportion, but because what he managed to pull off, time and again, beggars belief to such a degree the stories have been toned down and neutered just so people won't scoff or brush it off as a blatant fighter tale."

@The_Viscount

2 ай бұрын

I absolutely believe it. A friend of the family got to see real footage of him, uncensored. See, my dad used to be the Commandant of the Osean Officer's School at West Point. His personal background was as a tank commander, but he developed a special interest in the engineering and technology schools. Right before he retired, he took a shine to a young cadet named Deanna McOnie. As he put it, "She was brilliant and she knew it." I don't know the specifics of how it happened, but after Dad retired in 2009 she started spending a lot of time with our family tutoring me in high school and babysitting my younger sister. I actually got into engineering school because of her help. Well, at New Years a couple years back, after a few drinks, I asked her about her experience restoring Stonehenge. The thing was a mess. The desert might have preserved things pretty well, but ISAF did a number on the facility. The fact they got any of the guns working again was a miracle. Anyway, get this, while they were surveying the base, they found one of the CCTV servers, and it contained footage of from Operation Crusher. All the pilots were good, but the pilot that took out the central jammer was unbelievable. On his attack run against the jammers, he flew under one of the guns support legs before strafing the jammer with cannon fire. Dee told me she had the rewatch the video twice because it was just that unbelievable. That was Mobius One. She still didn't quite believe it until after Operation Dragons' Breath. Apparently, they ended up needing to aim and sight the gun using old optical rangefinders and gunsights. Because she was staring at it through the telescopes, Deanna got a front row seat to the dogfight around the Arsenal Bird. The drones seemed to focus on one Eagle in particular with a claw with three slashes on his tail. He managed to survive being focused by over a dozen drones and take out several of the Liberty's engines with cannon fire. Seeing him fight the way he did convinced her that the video was real. She told me, "Mage and Strider get the credit, but at least half of their squadron kills were Trigger by himself. I still owe him a beer for what he did that day." Trigger and Mobius One definitely got the same treatment. Coincidentally, I asked about Count. Apparently, he's as good as they say he is, but not as good as he thinks he is.

I know it’s an April fools joke, but I absolutely loved the Ace Combat video. Ace Combat 04 is what got me into aviation. I wouldn’t be mad if you continued with some Ace combat stuff.

@jameslude3146

2 ай бұрын

YES, THIS WOULD LEGITIMATELY BE GOOD SERIES!!!!!!!

@FreedomIII

2 ай бұрын

Same for me, and though it stayed just a curiosity and hobby for me, the childhood friend that I used to play them with ended up becoming an airline pilot a year or two ago 😊

I THOUGHT THIS WAS ABOUT REAL LIFE FOR LIKE 20 SECONDS

I’m gonna be honest, I would actually like more of this

I was an Erusian conscript, stationed there. I hated every second of it there, probably why I survived. Kept screwing off and trying to get some shade, kept getting caught and kept getting put on KP. Well, when the missiles started hitting, I was doing dishes. Inside a bunker. There were 5 of us. 3 of them, poor idiots, grabbed their guns and went out to take potshots at fighter jets. Me and the last guy, we just got under some shelving and prayed. Must have worked, because i'm telling you this story from the alive side of my grave.

My dad actually flew with Trigger when stonehenge shot down the arsenal bird. "It was fucking nuts" is the only thing he says aboutit

@SilviaLikesCherries

Ай бұрын

Is your dad Jaeger?

@legionxcommanderdegurechaf8566

Ай бұрын

@@SilviaLikesCherries Ye. He wouldnt stop talking.

This is gonna be one of the April fools jokes of all time (also my school’s fire alarm got sounded today)

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

It was like, just a drill right?

@justinrockholt7055

2 ай бұрын

Nope

@croskerk

2 ай бұрын

Ah yes I had kids pulling (or setting it off one way or another) the firealarm of through out 2 years at the school i used to go to

@chedrw

2 ай бұрын

@@fightertales no…

@TheEDFLegacy

2 ай бұрын

😳​@@chedrw

Stonehenge was like the Demon of the North Sea from the Blue Dove for a Princess. Started out as a Demon, dies then after a period of Slumber returned as a hero. Speaking of which can you do a video of the Ghosts Of Razgriz? There story almost sounds like a fantasy game as well! It’s too bad Former President Harling (RIP) couldn’t live to see the documents about the Circum-Pacific War be released. T^T

@Gantradies

2 ай бұрын

i know- he made it so close. if, any of the things ive heard about the man were remotely true, he was probably counting the days and hours till the truth was out...

@kjj26k

2 ай бұрын

​@@Gantradies That legend was denied his Vindication in so many ways... Guess we'll just have to achieve for him. O7

I was a defensive line tank commander during the second Stonehenge incident in the Lighthohse War. That Three Strikes fella saved my ass in a pink jet.

Can’t wait for you to cover the story of the greatest f15 pilot of all time, Mage-2 The man so legendary he doesn’t have a name

@rbgerald2469

2 ай бұрын

Spare 15/ Strider 1

@rodneynoble6046

2 ай бұрын

You meanTalisman 😎

@jameson1239

2 ай бұрын

I believe you mean Galm 1

@jackthorton10

2 ай бұрын

The Illustrious Three Strikes….

I love how in AC there’s all this just different and bizarre things but they fight with our real world aircraft

Oh boy. You thought Ulysses 1994XF04 was bad? Then you haven't heard about the Ulysses 1981VG! event in the alternate real world history. Not one, not two, but six Stonehenges were built.

My father was a part of the Erusean Army 42nd Guards Mechanized Brigade. His unit was shortly stationed at San Salvacion early in the war but was quickly sent to Stonehenge. He mentioned advancing through ruins of old cities hit by Stonehenge which were practically nonexistent thereafter. He still tells me he can hear the sounds of the air raid sirens and the deafening roar of ISAF fighters and Yellow Squardron flying overhead and how disorienting it was watching many of his soldiers blown up defending the base, The absolute power those guns had was shocking. He said that it was absolutely mandatory to stand at least 400 meters back to avoid having your internal organs turn to mush by the shockwave. His unit fell back shortly after and he ended up being captured during the battle for San Salvacion.

I don't care if this is an April fools thing or not. I like this kind of lore and want more. If you want to do this of course

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

:)

@concordemakesvideos1070

2 ай бұрын

You liked my comment? This cannot be happening. I'm not worth your time mate. But I thank you regardless. I really appreciate it.

@TheEDFLegacy

2 ай бұрын

​@@concordemakesvideos1070 He's good people. 😊 You should hop into the official Discord! He chats there from time to time.

Wake up, new Falcon's FT video

My uncle spent that war in a munitions plant, building shells for that awesome weapons system. He’s stated many times he certified the shells were combat capable. Apparently when the war started in ‘99, he received a new attaché from the military. A man who despite constantly yelling about how messy his clothes were, would always show up with mutton chops and a blue cap with some sort of symbol on it. His crew called him Shat because whenever he showed up, things went wrong. I have many stories ranging from lunches going missing to people getting squashed.

My dad worked on stonehenge for the Eursans during the continental war. He remembers seeing Movius 1 dropping LGBs on the different batteries, he recalled pulling his comrades out of the wrecked jammer stations . He often talked about Mobius 1 with an air of respect and hatred. Rest in peace Warrant Officer 2nd Class Joseph Smith, 1978-2020.

This just sounds like an overly complex flak gun

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

Unironically.

@croskerk

2 ай бұрын

Thats what the democracy want.. Wait... wrong franchise. I mean obviously what the US wants Hold on that is real world Uuuh Obviously Ace Combat logic. If it looks and feels cool, then it'll be cool to slap in no question ask.

@nestorgamer9746

2 ай бұрын

Asteroids are overly complex too

@spazzey0

2 ай бұрын

your flak gun can shoot down an asteroid...?

@jdreyes3745

2 ай бұрын

​@@spazzey0If your gun can load inert tungsten/tungsten-alloyed slugs to shoot down space rocks, you can load it with conventional airbursting shells.

I get this was an April Fool’s thing but I would be happy to see more of this, it was really good.

Initially found you through Lazerpig. As someone who in his youth was in the UK Air Training Corps, ive always had an interest in military aviation. And Ace Combat is my favourite game series. In Summation 10/10. Id love more AC videos in this style, but get if you dont. I was subscribed already and would again if i could. "There are pilots like you in every generation. And I felled every last one of them"

You need to do more Ace Combat content like this. Loved it!

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

You might enjoy my Assault Horizon review

@thavionhawkmkii4509

2 ай бұрын

I did, but I should add the "Real AC content.""

wasn't sure if this was Armored Core, Ace Combat or Metal gear but I realized that Metal gear still used relatively normal country names.. I was not fooled but as a leather-clad man once said "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!"

It's good to learn the history of the world's most dressed up set of 1911s

This is the sort of lore history videos we've needed for a long time now. Fuckin sweet dude.

My Dad was in air defence coordination on the Erusean side and pointed something important out to me that seems to often go unnoticed when talking about Stonecrusher. See, Stonehenge actually outranges even the one way combat range of an F/A-18, so in order to make it to Stonehenge, the strike needed to refuel underway. Whether they did seems to either be lost to history or classified but my Dad told me that, after Blackout, they constantly had issues powering early warning radars, so much so that he complained they were basically blind due to power losses. My assumption is that the lack of radars to feed targeting information to the STN is what allowed ISAF tankers to refuel their strike fighters on the way and then lead to the climactic battle, since there's no way to do terrain masking while refueling from a tanker. He was not responsible for the specific sector of the STN but he told me that the guys on duty there basically only noticed they were under attack when Stonehenge visually identified incoming aircraft. That also explains why Yellow squadron was so late to the party, they only scrambled when Stonehenge was already under attack.

This gonna be good. Any Ace Combat vid, is a time well spent!

Imagine not having a big-ass gun lying around somewhere.

My granpa fought during the Continental war. He downed at least 6 different Erusean planes and even a Yellow Squadron member... People often say that he was the worst mechanic among the Erusean forces.

I was just a boy in San Salvacion back then...in 4th or 5th grade I think. I remember when the Eruseans started showing up, I was watching some fighters dogfighting above our little town, and I watched one of them crash. A good friend of mine lost his family because that plane happened to crash on his house. My brother and I saw him once after that incident, playing the harmonica outside a bar in town, but after he moved in with his uncle, I never saw him again. I'll sometimes think about how the Eruseans forced us to learn their language in school, and how their air force set up a runway on the highway by our house, but every day I still wonder about him

Somebody cooked here… 🔥🔥

@fightertales

2 ай бұрын

I'm cookin RARE here

Every era God feels the need to throw a big rock, and this time he wound up a big one.

I saw the thumbnail and thought... "Huh, so Stonehenge was a real thing? You almost had me.

I loved the outro animation very smooth!

Oh man! YES! I utterly ADORE Ace Combat and Stonehenge is my favorite superweapon from the series. And seeing my favorite american twink talking about it is just perfect!

You know, i currently serve in the Osean Air Force, i'm a LT, i fly in a F-15E at the moment but i will be flying the more modern version soon, my squadron has the picture of many aces, but one picture, in the wall, is just two F-15's, one with blue wing tips and one with red, in there, it says "The Demon Lord and his Wingman". I have heard much about them, but still don't understand why the Demon Lord would just... Dissapear... Well, thank you for telling me the story of this place, and one day, hope to become a ace like the many others that have flown over this legendary place.

Love your videos dude! Just the youtuber I wanted! Keep up the work my brother.

I maybe from Aurelia but i still recall watching this from the news... Man it's something else.

Some say that Yellow 4’s ghost still patrols those skies

@LAV-25A2_56

2 ай бұрын

Aw hell nah, someone's gonna summon the anomaly over Stonehenge.

Honestly, I'd take a ton more of these style. Strangereal has a pretty deep history compared to most video games.

April 1st lets do some fake history from a Fictional Universe. Awesome.

*meanwhile off the arctic waters of Estovakia* "Preparing Stauros for launch, initiate loading."

So awesome for this April Fool to feature Ace Combat games and lore!

Anyone remember HAWX on PS3? Thats the game i got into instead of AC. The first game had the SR-71 "interceptor" variant with missiles somehow strapped to the wings. (I know there was an actual concept idea of this, i just cant remember the designation. Possibly YF-12 or A-12? Idk)

That map from the AC 04 briefing of Stonehenge's range ... I KNEW THEY MOVED IT IN AC 7!!!

@TheEDFLegacy

2 ай бұрын

It must have been aliens. 😅

@Mx12b

2 ай бұрын

@@TheEDFLegacy Technically yeah. Project aces probably moved it over more east to be just outside the range of the first Arsenal Bird so the player could move across the continent in the light house war without them having to constantly throw it in missions knowing full well the fans would complain if they didn't lol.

Falcon, loved the in-universe look at Stonehenge and one of my favorite Ace Combat games :) You did a great job using the footage types, mixing real-world stuff with items from the games, expanded materials, and some awesome DCS mods/footage. Also, appreciate the Osean branch/flag for your avatar there :) How much of the lore did you need to fill in? I've been to Acepedia lots of times, and some articles there are heavy with lore, others not, so curious if there's anything more you added in anywhere. Definitely think you should keep doing these kinds of ideas as I dug the Macross/Robotech one as well. Naturally, save them for special occasions since your real-world content is always what I love seeing most. You made a world-building/Ace Combat/ and general nerd happy today. Really enjoyed this after a bit of stressful day.

Never thought a massive railgun would have the precision to shoot down a single aircraft.

Man I wanna hear more! Especially on Trigger, The Alicorn ,and Matthias Torres!

Wonderfully put together here. Thoroughly enjoyed the multiple sources of footage/game play.

This was an incredibly well crafted video and I would love more AC7 lore videos like it!

Man I loved this. I remeber when I seen Ace Combat 4 Shattered Skies at Toys R Us. I picked it up, read it, bought it, and ive been hooked ever since.

I mean, at least the world isn't covered in orange, and what are you? A project of a wingman?

One of your best works yet! Love the outro animation too! :)

Since you mentioned you mostly cover real world aviation it would be awesome if you could cover the events of Ace Combat Infinity. It's set in our world but then asks what would happen if the Ulysses asteroid hit it. There were very few story missions in the end since it was a f2p game for the PS3 but it was neat to see the wacky shenanigans that led to earth start to morph into a pseudo Strangereal.

Please do more of Ace Combat, Falcon. Loved it.

Maybe my favourite mission in AC4

I want to believe we actually live in Strangereal, thank you

Stonehenge is cool, but Excalibur is where my neurons got activated

Thoroughly entertaining mate. Great work!

I wish you'd do more of these honestly. I love real stuff, but I love Ace Combat too.

Future historians in the year 3000 watching this like 😮😮

For a second I thought that the timelines of the world had overlapping and I was looking at historical content for another dimension..

I only recently dipped my toe in to the universe, as I found AC7 on PS+, I have *zero* knowledge of the lore, so I really liked this. I wouldn't mind an hours long lore dump. But highlights like this, of important historical events will do nicely :)

After watching this, I just realized that when did that last race in Ridge Racer 4 happen? I thought they were canonically in the same universe. Could that race have been a celebration not just to bring in the new year but also celebrating that races could finally be held again?

I hope Strangereal History becomes a regular April Fools upload. Or maybe just a regular upload series.

Ah, Ace Combat, i have a Displate of the three PS2 titles hanging above my screen as i write, those games were pure bliss. I would love to see more AC Lore from your channel and i also would give my left ball for remakes of all the AC games, incl. a complete english AC3 with all the japanese cut scenes intact

lmao and here i was thinking this is a AC lore channel. Awesome vid! I now need a channel that does vids like these

MORE ACE COMBAT CONTENT! Would love to see a breakdown of the lighthouse war

I flew for the erusean air force against isaf and osea in the war a few years ago with the 175th fighter bomber squadron during the continental war I ended up being shot down over stonehenge by the grin reaper before aquila sqdrn arrived I ended up landing next to one of the guns and was captured by ISAF forces I will never forget the fear that the ribbon fighter instilled in me reminds me of three strikes in a way thank God I never fought him but I did fly with him against the fools at harlings mirror

Honestly we need more AC Lore videos, especially presented like this.

I find the lore of AC t be incredibly interesting, so coming across videos like this that talk about certain bits of lore is always a treat

Please do more AC lore videos like this, there isnt enough AC lore vids on YT! 😭😭😭

Finally, something that is important for humanity. More videos like this, please!

The crazy part now There are no longer any Anti-Asteroid weapons left on Earth Pretty much we are screwed now

@TheEDFLegacy

2 ай бұрын

At least it's a lot easier to build replacements than it is to design them from scratch. Assuming they have the plans, of course.

@Groza_Dallocort

2 ай бұрын

Arkbird continued to destroy asteroid fragments later on until it was destroyed by the Razgriz squadron. It is also rumored that Pilgrim 1 also destroyed another asteroid that was on it's way to earth

@ProfessionalNamielleLewder69

2 ай бұрын

​@@Groza_DallocortI like to think being close to a legendary pilot gave her that same energy that let her destroy the asteroid through pure crackhead determination.

I used to be a janitor in this giant submarine, years before the lighthouse war. The captain kept telling me something about Virtual youtubers, and also yelled about 1 million lives or something. But this one time I came late to work from the weekend I never saw them for 3 years. But I'm really glad I could watch this piece of history on the internet and remind me of my coworkers.

Love it mate

Great vid Falcon. Always appreciate Ace Combat.

Heck yes! More of this please! It's awesome!

As an F-22A Raptor pilot, I still vividly remember the day when FCU's air force was sent into the sky to intercept those meteors and support Stonehenge from above to limit the devastation from the collision with the Capital as much as possible... My brother in arms Henry also died after being hit by those damn meteors... RIP

Hell yeah!! I always love a good Ace Combat lore video.

You know its scary when someone fears a color.

God I love when he kicks out ace combat videos. Keep It up falcon.

“ i was only a child when the stars fell from the sky but i remember how they built a cannon to destroy them and in turn how that cannon brought war upon us”

I was expecting a video about the ground lol, a surprise to be sure but a welcome one

Granddad was one of the Eruseans in the STN when Mobius almost flattened that place. He ran off and managed to surrender to ISAF in secret. He said that it made him tear a little to leave the majestic structure, but he didn't care much at the time as he had to run.

Nice vid. Great work.

AC lore would be dope

I remember this operation! I couldn't participate that day because my aircraft was down for maintnence. But god damn, hearing that this plan actually worked, i was absolutly livid. That said, it was amazing. nobody would know if that plan would work. yet here we are. thank you for covering this! It's been a while since i've even thought about this monstrosity. Kayfabe over. If you got more of these ace combat videos, i would love to see them!

Sick April Fool's video. I'd actually kill for some more Ace Combat videos from you, though.

THIS GUY DOES PLANE SHOOTING GAME LORE LIKE ITS OPERATION DESERT STORM THIS IS PEAK SHIT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MY GUY

I happy you go also into fictional air fensde and in histroy, i know you meant this as a april first video but mate it the day was over in the first wrold wenn you post it!

I spent a minute trying to place the country’s names. Good one!

Huh. Haven't really been big on aircraft side of youtube in a while, but this is quite well done. Although, that brief Megalith segment might need an update, what with the PCSX2 explosions sprites working now. :p regardless, neat stuff! Might watch some more of your stuff in the future after this introduction

Always happy to see new Ace Combat content