The Japanese-exclusive 2011 edition of Aces At War: A History first mentioned the retconned Z.O.E. as Grunder's A.I. program.
None. Those are just promotional photos.
Check the page's comments section, I have mine posted a few messages down years ago.
Essentially, I created a small debate about whether or not we should treat the Special plane shown in Infinity as canon. An anon user (well before we don't have any here) had given their two cents:
"You could argue that, but all the same why would they call it the J35J -Cipher- instead of following the X-02 -Knight-'s naming scheme in that case? They could've easily named it the J35J -Soldier- but they decided to name it -Cipher-."
And from @Sylvered slightly further down the thread:
"Why J35J is considered as Cipher's first aircraft is because of its description. It's all about him during his first mission. X-02's description is more intended for its corresponding ace style instead. If X-02 was flown by Cipher, it would have mentioned his nickname in its description too."
Infinity features a Special J35J that mentions it being Cipher's jet in the early days of the war
LOL, but that's okay.
At least give the OP credit for translating.
Doesn't exactly matter much. His Hornet, like plenty of others, was already mothballed before being sent to service for Spare.
Concur. We could finally close the debate fully.
@SlyCooperFan1 - before we move the F-14 article, we definitely should check the chin as the D has the IRST and television camera set (TCS) as the pair of pods whereas the A and B have the TCS pod.
@RagnarokStavius - the Su-27M applies as the official name of the older Su-35 before the Flanker-E became a thing.
@Luongtranduc2011 - you only accelerate after the attack run.
@LetsGoBrandon45 - incorrect, ain't even an attacker. The only variant that can at least fire a missile is the YF-12. And if I were to stretch a bit, the only Blackbird variant we can fly with is the RF-12A2 Blackbird, but that only appears in Ace Combat 3.
What plane were you using? A MiG-21bis's stall speed, for example, is 180km/h.
I suggest changing your angle upon starting a ground attack run: Gain enough altitude, point your nose down towards the enemy units below, slow down a bit, fire your weapons, then pull up.
Need to check the bottom part of the disk case's hinge to determine the region of your copy - four letters. Mine ends in 'AS', so my PSN account is compatible for the DLCs to be used.
One way to tell is the rating system on the bottom left of the case (front part). Usually, I often notice copies bearing the ESRB logo (confirming that they are originally for North America, so a no-go).
I would like to ask: is your copy a disk? In some cases, the DLCs don't appear because the physical copy is for the wrong region in comparison to your PSN account's.
Wut? Why rant about an unrelated issue right here?
Honestly, neither of them.
Some of the antagonists, like good ol' Mihaly for example, feature a bit of symbolism to their backgrounds and personalities (being an expy of the typical AC player). Wouldn't exactly make sense for us to choose a name without thinking of what a hypothetical character would behave and be like.
Double-post, my bad. Using mobile internet because my home-based internet is down ATM.