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Full Auto 2 Battlelines Part 31: The Final Battle for Meridian City

The last part of this Let's Play....wow....really hard to believe I started recording this over a year ago, and now I finally finished it. Regardless, this final battle can vary on difficulties, and it is actually doable to complete without the Warlord or Executioner (unlocked after beating this chapter) despite what I warn. It's not entirely recommended, but it IS doable for a challenge. It also offers the most unique Mission Failed screen in the entire game: a (presumably) nuclear explosion occurs and blows you and everything else up. But, like I said, this mission can vary in its difficulty, depending on if the AI activates or not. Sometimes, SAGE will not even attack. There's even a reproducable glitch where you can make the Warlord Minions not even move or attack! So yeah. I think this boss fight was one great way to end the game. =P Hoped you enjoyed this LP. See ya next time for that next Let's Play. Follow me on Twitter:   / vgmaniac456   Note: A minor freeze glitch can be reproduced during this mission. If you try to One Touch Replay during any period of time when the Mission Failure Explosion occurs, it'll freeze it up. It's extremely minor, though; as you can access the PS3 Menu and turn off the game from there to restart it. Note 2: There are codes in the game, but nothing entirely special. Just the standard cheat codes that'll complete the game for you. Note 3: Some small details that can be settled up. The Executioner's wheels have the word "Eliminator." The Sidewinder's doors have the word "Thunderbird." License plates have actual places included Texas, Illinois, and Vermont. White and Heckler is a parody of Black and Decker. One of the skins for a vehicle (I forgot its name) has 314 on it with the Pseudo Interactive logo; just using the first letters of Pseudo Interactive makes it PI, which is the standard 3.14 (CLEVER!). SAGE has no driver. Most of the playable vehicles' license plates says Full Auto: The Most Destructive Game Ever. SAGE can be SEGA if the vowels are switched. The final HSK-75 mission primarily uses some of the rivals you killed for other opponents. All gas variants are the same price: $1.79. While SEGA related things were nowhere to be found in this game, concept art shows a Genesis Artwork Sonic the Hedgehog billboard in presumably the Entertainment District. Note 4: I think Note 3 just proves that graphics don't mean a thing to me, but the smallest details does. =P Note 5: If you're still reading this description....congrats. gives you a box of cookies Note 6: Full Auto (the first game) was launched in the USA on Valentine's Day in 2006; six years later, Twisted Metal for the PS3 launched on that same day in 2012! Similar genre, same date, and possibly just mere coincidence. Note 7: ....I'll try to do better with my editing on the next Let's Play. Note 8: You're seriously still reading this description? =P