So I finally got around to playing and beating Ace Combat 7. I got the Switch version despite having it on PC for a while only because I currently don't have a computer powerful enough to run it.

The game taught me that military prison is worse than slavery. I don't know how accurate it is to real life military prison, but imagine dealing with a nasty commander, captain, general, coach, or drill sergeant and they still treat you like absolute shit even if you done everything right and get put in extremely dangerous missions where you can't even defend yourself. Again, I don't know how accurate this is, but it's something that I hope never happens to me.

Also, why can't our wars be like the ones in Strangereal? I'm not a fan of war in general, but I would rather live in a universe where a country declares war because they had a sperg-out over a foreign country building a space elevator in their continent, than to have shitty, endless proxy wars.

However when it comes to the actual game, it's good, but I feel like they've abused the realistic clouds way too much. I know that they need to introduce something to keep that sleeping series relevant, but I feel like they overdid it. It just feels like they are just showing what they can do in UE4 and the effect wears off quickly. Other than that, I feel like the game is a good revival to a a series that seriously needed it.