Well, about 4 years ago, I was really into Armored Core, and rented it every time I went by the video store. I thought it was great. Anywho, one time I went in to rent it, and it was already checked out. I was super pissed. So I looked around for something else to rent (me not being one to leave the video store without something to play), and I found FM3. I figured, "Eh, big robots, big guns, it's all the same." How wrong I was. Needless to say, FM3 owned so hard that I almost kicked myself in the face. One of my two all-time favorite strategy games. (The other being Kessen. You just can't beat Feudal Japan wargames.) Anywho, FM3 had so much to offer, it was amazing. Not only insane customization (everything to your left arm unit, to your paintjob, to your integrated battle computer, to your Wanzer naming [The best name I ever came up with to this day is Xabie45], to power distrobution to your major systems), but also a great storyline, and a very innovative information system that represented the internet (It's a load of fun trying to collect passwords to all the restricted sites). All in all, a game of pwnage. Play FM3. Then play FM4. Or I will hurt you. Bad.Front Mission 4 Will Kick Arse!
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LittleWask
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Funny story about FM3... Well, about 4 years ago, I was really into Armored Core, and rented it every time I went by the video store. I thought it was great. Anywho, one time I went in to rent it, and it was already checked out. I was super pissed. So I looked around for something else to rent (me not being one to leave the video store without something to play), and I found FM3. I figured, "Eh, big robots, big guns, it's all the same." How wrong I was. Needless to say, FM3 owned so hard that I almost kicked myself in the face. One of my two all-time favorite strategy games. (The other being Kessen. You just can't beat Feudal Japan wargames.) Anywho, FM3 had so much to offer, it was amazing. Not only insane customization (everything to your left arm unit, to your paintjob, to your integrated battle computer, to your Wanzer naming [The best name I ever came up with to this day is Xabie45], to power distrobution to your major systems), but also a great storyline, and a very innovative information system that represented the internet (It's a load of fun trying to collect passwords to all the restricted sites). All in all, a game of pwnage. Play FM3. Then play FM4. Or I will hurt you. Bad.
Well, about 4 years ago, I was really into Armored Core, and rented it every time I went by the video store. I thought it was great. Anywho, one time I went in to rent it, and it was already checked out. I was super pissed. So I looked around for something else to rent (me not being one to leave the video store without something to play), and I found FM3. I figured, "Eh, big robots, big guns, it's all the same." How wrong I was. Needless to say, FM3 owned so hard that I almost kicked myself in the face. One of my two all-time favorite strategy games. (The other being Kessen. You just can't beat Feudal Japan wargames.) Anywho, FM3 had so much to offer, it was amazing. Not only insane customization (everything to your left arm unit, to your paintjob, to your integrated battle computer, to your Wanzer naming [The best name I ever came up with to this day is Xabie45], to power distrobution to your major systems), but also a great storyline, and a very innovative information system that represented the internet (It's a load of fun trying to collect passwords to all the restricted sites). All in all, a game of pwnage. Play FM3. Then play FM4. Or I will hurt you. Bad.