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* With a bit of fridge heartwarming: [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rXSvSoxepNY&pp=ygUWYWNlIGNvbWJhdCA0IHllbGxvdyAxMw%3D%3D A commenter on this video]] had theorized that Yellow 13, after shooting his enemy down and seeing the plane spiral into the narrator's house, had actually searched the remains of the house to pay respects to the accidental casualties, and while he was there, found some music sheets. And on one of them was the same song that the narrator and his father used to play; The very same song that Yellow 13 plays alongside the narrator in the bar.
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[{{Foreshadowing}} subtle clue]] that later missions (like Mission 5, ''Lifeline'') may not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[{{Foreshadowing}} subtle clue]] that later missions (like Mission 5, ''Lifeline'') may not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]]]
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* The giant missile inside Megalith [[VideoGame/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar looks exactly like the V2]] in ''Ace Combat Zero'', which has the ability to wipe out ''half the cities'' in either Osea and Yuktobania, both of which are half the size of the Usean Continent. That's right, ''one V2 will render Usea uninhabitable''.
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* The giant missile inside Megalith [[VideoGame/AceCombatZeroTheBelkanWar looks exactly like the V2]] in ''Ace Combat Zero'', which has the ability to wipe out ''half the cities'' in either Osea and Yuktobania, both of which are half the size of the Usean Continent. That's right, ''one V2 will render Usea uninhabitable''.
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[{{Foreshadowing}} subtle clue]] that the mission will not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[{{Foreshadowing}} subtle clue]] that the mission will later missions (like Mission 5, ''Lifeline'') may not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[Foreshadowing subtle clue]] that the mission will not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[Foreshadowing [[{{Foreshadowing}} subtle clue]] that the mission will not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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I get your point but I think it's better without the metaphors.
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: ISAF is on the bones of its ass at that time. They don't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of. They need ''every'' plane and pilot they can get at this point. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely.
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: even from the start of the game ISAF is on [[BackFromTheBrink already strapped for planes and personnel]] and cannot afford to lose ''any'' more. Just completing the bones of its ass at that time. They don't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of. They need ''every'' plane and pilot they can get at this point.mission objectives means [[PyrrhicVictory jack squat]] if the organization folds from the material losses. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely. It's also a [[Foreshadowing subtle clue]] that the mission will not auto-complete once the last target is destroyed, and that [[HopelessBossFight something]] is going to ''force'' you to [[RunOrDie make a run for it.]]
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FridgeBrilliance: While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: ISAF is on the bones of its ass at that time. They don't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of. They need ''every'' plane and pilot they can get at this point. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely.
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* While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: ISAF is on the bones of its ass at that time. They don't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of. They need ''every'' plane and pilot they can get at this point. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely.
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FridgeBrilliance: While obviously the line in Mission 3 "A safe return completes the mission" is meant to tell the player that they need to cross the return line to finish the mission once they've destroyed all the targets, there's another meaning to it: ISAF is on the bones of its ass at that time. They don't have a pot to piss in, or a window to throw it out of. They need ''every'' plane and pilot they can get at this point. Sky Eye knows that the mission is a huge gamble, and he's calmly begging all the pilots to return home safely.
