This is due to the obvious reason that Armored Core games provide players with the ability to equip their robots with technology that enables easy traversal of vertical spaces. Players must then fight and navigate their way back to higher ground where Patches eagerly awaits, pleading for forgiveness.Īlthough Patches appears in Armored Core: For Answer, the iconic encounter that has become renowned in FromSoftware RPGs such as Dark Souls and Bloodborne is not utilized. As players approach the designated area, a cutscene ensues where Patches pushes them into a hole or off a ledge, leaving them in a precarious situation. Upon meeting him, Patches often lures players to a specific location by pretending to help them discover something intriguing, typically some kind of treasure.
With a few exceptions, players usually encounter Patches in a similar manner. Patches' Iconic Gimmick May Not Work As Well In A Mecha Game However, upon realizing that his comrades have been defeated and he is also facing defeat, Patches quickly surrenders and pleads for mercy. As a mercenary named Patch the Good Luck, he uses a unique mech with reverse legs to snipe enemies from hidden vantage points. Patches also makes a surprising appearance as a Lynx in Armored Core: For Answer, released in 2008. Once players have reduced his health by half, Patches no longer poses a threat and players can engage in his questline.
Recently, in Elden Ring, he appears as a boss and merchant in Murkwater Cave.
In Bloodborne, he takes the form of a spider, regularly appearing to provide players with dubious advice in different locations. Patches, a recurring character in FromSoftware's games, often appears as a cunning non-player character (NPC). Patches Has Been In Almost Every Recent FromSfotware Game However, when it comes to introducing familiar non-playable characters to the world of Rubicon 3, FromSoftware may face challenges in bringing in one iconic character. Fans can anticipate the inclusion of beloved weapons like the Moonlight Greatsword, which has made appearances in previous Armored Core titles. Given FromSoftware's reputation for creating immersive and atmospheric RPGs, it is highly likely that Armored Core 6: Fires Of Rubicon will also cater to its newer audience. Instead, FromSoftware is best known for its successful dark RPGs such as the Dark Souls franchise, Bloodborne, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and the recently released Elden Ring. While it is the newest addition to the series, FromSoftware, the development studio, has not worked on an Armored Core game since Armored Core: Verdict Day in 2013. Armored Core 6: Fires Of Rubicon aims to please more than just dedicated fans of the franchise.
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