I’ve been doing the AA route since ’71, but I’m dying a lot.
The three idiots are incredibly strong…

I just started, but in the third episode of the alliance, I immediately sank in AA and realized the difficulty is surprisingly high.

Basically, we have always had fewer forces, you know… AA…

Going for AA on the first round in natural mode seems the toughest.

When playing ZAFT, doesn’t it seem like MA is stronger than MS…?

Isn’t it too much that the three idiots are too strong?! I thought so, and then I found out they can use the mechs from the time of the alliance! That’s really confusing!

The Astray was too weak, so I ended up going back to the 105 Dagger.

Alliance → For a while, just keep firing Agni continuously.
Well, I think it’s a good idea to go for the 71-year alliance first and get the right to become a biological CPU.

What’s up with the subtlety of M1 Astray…?
Defending with this is impossible, Orb!

105 is too much of a masterpiece MS.

Well, but…
It’s no wonder that the AA route is difficult…

If you get the Raider with the Alliance, the rest is easy until the Yakin ends.

The protagonist’s side is too tough! It’s a path that most Gundams go through…

Could the dagger type be a masterpiece?

Instead of the clumsy M1, Justice gives it a bit earlier…

Riding a Zaku is fast! It’s strong! It’s exciting to feel the difference compared to the MS from ’71.

Sword Calamity is so strong → Abyss is super strong! → Zamuza is so strong! → Star Gazer has crossed the line…
My current situation as I’m doing it for the first time.

In the end, the airstrike with Meteora makes both MS and MA look like trash.

Strike Noir is amazing!
Whether it’s Destiny, Strike Freedom, or Justice, I will turn it all to ashes with my proud twin pistols.

Let’s have Actaeon create more MS.

Super coordinators and their capable companions.
On the battlefield where I barely survived
A pinch of natural.

Noir is also powerful and strong with Fragarach.

I’m happy about the issue of Provy being too strong, but I’ve heard there are still higher levels to reach, so I’m looking forward to it.

I thought I would at least finish the Orb Release battle before going to sleep, and then the first battle was…
Dearka, Aslan, and the three daughters were all shot down, but it ended quite easily.
I thought the AA took off in the next AA defense, but then it said to defeat the three idiots, and it was impossible! I got shot down.

Because it doesn’t get much attention.
It seems that there are many naturals struggling without knowing that the initial keybinds were created by a monkey, so it’s better to rebind them.

After using the M1, riding the Murakumo feels a bit emotional.
Thank you, Athrun… thank you, wise people of Orb…

Do you need elements from this game container?

In the old version, there were only about three types of patterns, so this is definitely an improvement.

I wonder if I can buy it and enjoy it with just the feeling of having liked the Gundam Battle series.

It’s either charging in with the Sword 105’s dash melee, going all out with melee attacks using the pilot’s SP, or dealing damage with Agni; that’s how to deal with the three idiots.
If we can take down two enemies before our ally M1 falls, it’s almost guaranteed victory.

What is this SP attack of AA Route Last’s Provi…?
I unleashed freedom and turned it into ashes at Balena.

On the contrary, can you take down the three idiots in the liberation battle!?
Just taking one hit is barely possible, so it’s impossible…

While it’s common for Gerobi, Agni has a large power and can knock down opponents, and since the hitbox remains for a while, it’s rewarding if you get caught by it.

The accuracy of the main weapon is important.
It becomes visibly different after turning 60.

The three idiots appear everywhere and are strong, which is probably a reproduction of the original work, but it’s tough.
At least give me freedom.

Switching Strike parts shares points, so it’s difficult to change parts and use them during combat.

Having a wingman carry a beam cannon provides decent support, which is helpful.
It’s impressive how it penetrates buildings and such.

The three idiots are quite a drag even if they are riding in a conversion Strike with Cody.

I think the three idiots will stabilize if they focus on dropping Calamity first and leaving Forbidden behind.

When in a pinch, the three idiots go crazy and start using their special moves, and for some reason, they’re moved, reminding me of Assault Survivor.

I’m scared that if I let my guard down, I’ll get beaten up by Calamity or Raiders in the SPA…

I, the Seed Zaft: I’ve wiped out Freedom, Justice, Eternal, Archangel, Kusanagi, and Dominion… Huh!? Chairman Zara lost!!? Why!!!????

Zaku of Seed Destiny: I’ve swept away Strike Freedom, Infinite Justice, Akatsuki, Eternal, Archangel, and Kusanagi… Huh!? Chairman Durandal lost!!? Why!!!???

Bourdeuil Noir Strike EIWSP is great, isn’t it…?
Fast acquisition and super instant firepower of Burdual.
A versatile noir character who wields dual pistols and also carries a beam rifle.
The tuning limit of E·IWSP is twice that of Noir.

The IWSP railgun feels like the IWSP sub from the old EXVS Strike, and I kind of like it.

Strike E’s appearance in games is too precious.
Moreover, I only know about actions and maybe the CFO.

In this game, ultimately, deviation shooting and accuracy tuning are what matter, so even a regular beam rifle is very appreciated.

I like how the Zaku Warrior and Phantom are given distinct personalities in a subtle way.

I used the rumored stargazer, but I’m so stupid I can’t stop laughing.

The Zaku’s shoulder shields are reliable when used by itself and really frustrating when faced as an enemy.

I feel the remnants of Metas from Cruzegates.
Two shots are definitely strong.

When I play this game, I feel like being a Natural in the world of SEED is suffocating…

I’m leaving the special attack just as it is without thinking about it at all.
Could it be that the aircraft’s SP is stronger?

If I was dominating with the raider, the final stage is tough…
“Crush each other with Kuruze and Kira! Don’t come one after another!”

The specialized Kruze machine has Din wielding dual handguns, giving it considerable firepower.
Both Din and Gates are afraid of running out of ammo.

Cerberus Zak, a reliable one despite its appearance.

The aircraft SPA has a big variability, so the slow motion is somewhat round.
The good ones make you think… is this really okay?

Be careful because Starge and Live Zaku are really just a burden if they aren’t equipped with a machine SPA.

Providence’s SPA has a long effect duration and high firepower, so it’s strong, right?

At first, I didn’t know what Noir’s SPA was doing.
It’s about throwing a short anchor and raising it regardless of whether it hits.

It’s understandable that those two mysterious units that are stronger than the three idiots would have a higher priority than Cruze…

The main unit is relatively strong, and on top of that, the SPA is lawless Providence.
It glows almost constantly when I adjust skills and such.

It gives the impression that auxiliary weapons are becoming more and more useless.
I never thought I would miss a simple head vulcan so much.

The Deadly Alliance route was really tough because it meant facing almost all the main characters.

I like to unleash follow-up vulcan fire after knocking someone down in a fight.

The beam boomerang in Assault Survivor was so strong against that big target, but now it’s just a nuisance…

The allied aircraft’s destroyer is too soft, and before I know it, it’s taken down…

The walking motion looks fun, and even though the Destroyer Corps is walking, it somehow doesn’t feel threatening.

If you go through the Zaftrout of Seed and Seed Destiny, you can become a greater nemesis than Orphe, who continuously hindered Kira.
You could say it is an enemy determined by genetics.