Ace Combat Zero Very Easy SS v4 [1:20:38] (PT 6)

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War (Playstation 2, Very Easy Difficulty, Single Session) completed by Nicholas "Sir VG" Hoppe on February 16th, 2008.

Good morning troops. Get suited up, in your planes, and ready to head into the skies.

Speed Run Rules

* Completed on Very Easy Difficulty
* Single Session
* Takes Damage to Save Time.

WARNING NOTICE!

Those people who easily suffer from motion sickness should NOT watch this speed run! This run contains a number of aerobatic maneuvers and other twists and turns that could make you sick on watching it.

END WARNING NOTICE

Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War is a prequel to the other Ace Combat games, hence part of the reasoning for the name "Zero". The rest of the reasoning is in regards to specific events in the game. ACZ takes place in 1985 and follows a pair of pilots, called Galm Team. Galm-1 is you, named Cipher. Galm-2 is a pilot named "Solo Wing" Pixy (named as such because in a prior conflict, he was shot at, lost one of his wings, and STILL completed the mission and even returned to base - which is why, if you look at his plane, his right wing is painted red). Similar to Ace Combat 04 (which I did a speed run late last year), this game is 18 missions long, involves a bunch of superweapons, and brings in a few surprises and some good challenges.

Unlike AC04, which featured a number of set length missions, ACZ is almost entirely made of "destroy all the targets to win" missions. Only two have an alternate goal, and that's to get a set number of points. Because of such, the game moves much quicker and is a bit more exciting in this regard.

The biggest change to the game is the introduction of "Aces". "There are three kinds of aces: Those that seek strength, those that live for pride, and those that can read the tide of battle." How you fight throughout the game determines which you are. If you kill a lot of yellow (neutral) targets, you will be labeled a Mercenary. If you kill few or no yellow targets, you'll be labeled a Knight. Kill a moderate amount, you will be labeled a Soldier. This affects which squadrons you see in certain missions in the game - I will point out which missions these are.

One more note in regards to Ace Combat 04. If you have AC04 data on your memory card when starting the game, you can unlock the X-02 after completing the 1st mission. I purposely removed all data that unlocks items and worked with a clean save.

Special thanks to asad98 from GameFAQs for his guide to this game.

This run is Copyright (C) 2008 Nicholas "Sir VG" Hoppe and is allowed for downloading and private viewing. Permissions for hosting this run have been granted to Radix and Speed Demos Archive. Public viewing of this run is prohibited without prior permission from the creator. The selling or distribution of this run for profit in any way, shape, or form including (but not limited to) selling on eBay and television for profit is prohibited without prior permission from the author. Video hosting sites (i.e. YouTube, etc) may host this video in part or in full, as long as full permission is granted from the author. Any violation of the above listed may result in legal action. Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War is Copyright (C) 2006 Bandai Namco.

Sir VG, signing out.

FIN

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• ace
• combat
• zero
• belkan
• war
• speedrun
• sirvg
• imamyth
• colosseum

[BerkerIzmir1]

One more question how can I get 3 difference Ace style (Mercanery, Solder and Knight) to unlock the ADF-01 FALKEN?

[BerkerIzmir1]

When you choose Terminator, the area was diffirence than I saw on my Belkan War game how did it happened?