History Awesome / TitanFall2

* The sequence inside the IMC research facility [[spoiler:where you use the Grizzly Op device to jump back and forth between two timelines at will!]] This prompts possibly what is the coolest tooltip in all of gaming:

* The sequence inside the IMC research facility [[spoiler:where you use the Grizzly Op device to jump back and forth between two timelines at will!]]

* The Pulse Blade pilot ability reveals all targets in a vicinity of where the blade lands. The blade itself does damage to whatever (or whoever) it hits, even resulting in a OneHitKO against Pilots. It can also be used to damage Titans (if you hit one of the critical areas). By extension, it is also possible to ''[[CherryTapping kill]]''
[[https://gfycat.com/FlawedBraveGeese a Titan with one]].

** Meta example: Think Gamesager was fast? [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0ElNQVYDsA Cash Mayo raises you one more,]] beating the Gauntlet within a flat ''12 seconds.'', shaving well over 13 seconds off Sager's time. This feat was so awesome, Respawn made a character whose feat involves doing the exact same thing, with basically the exact same strategy, in VideoGame/ApexLegends. RealityEnsues with him, but still.

* The Pulse Blade pilot ability reveals all targets in a vicinity of where the blade lands. The blade itself does damage to whatever (or whoever) it hits, even resulting in a OneHitKO against Pilots. It can also be used to damage Titans (if you hit one of the critical areas). By extension, it is also possible to ''[[CherryTapping kill]]'' [[https://gfycat.com/FlawedBraveGeese a Titan with one]].

* Cooper last on-foot romp near the final [[spoiler:with a [[GameBreaker Smart Pistol]] in hand. The notorious weapon of the first Titanfall is ''back'', and for good this time!]]

* Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:''[[WorthyOpponent give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walks away]]!!'']]

* Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent gives the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walks away]]!!''']]

* The sequence inside hidden IMC research facility [[spoiler:where you use Op.Grizzly device to jump back and forth between two timelines]].

** Cooper last on-foot romp near the final [[spoiler:with a [[GameBreaker Smart Pistol]] in hand. The notorious weapon of the first Titanfall is ''back'', and for good this time!]]

* Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent Give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walks away]]!!''']]

* Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent Give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walk away]]!!''']]

* A bit meta, but Respawns' business model for Titanfall 2 shows remarkable growth and an admirable resistance to current industry trends. In an age of microtransactions, RNG-based loot drops, map packs and season passes, many were expecting Titanfall 2 to succumb to some of these trends, especially given the original titles' own Season Pass content. However, Respawn have bucked most of these features, offering one of the most customer-friendly business models out there. All of the DLC so far is either entirely cosmetic (camos, banners, logos and the only-aesthetically-different-from-normal Prime Titans) or free-of-charge game updates (maps, weapons, player executions and the Monarch Titan), and the only RNG-based system in the game is the Corporate Gift system, which gives the player camos, banners, logos, in-game currency or the Colliseum Tickets.

* The massive starship chase scene, in which the Militia assembles a miniature fleet to take down the IMC ships transporting the Ark. Starts off with Viper blowing you and a dozen other Militia ships out of the sky, Barker swooping in for a surprise appearance to save Cooper and BT, and then has you platform across the fleet onto an IMC ship to commandeer it. The level designers essentially floored the Awesome pedal to the metal and then stuck a cinderblock there for most of the level.

* The massive starship chase scene, in which the Militia assembles a miniature fleet to take down the IMC ships transporting the Ark. Starts off with Viper blowing you and a dozen other Militia ships out of the sky, Barnes swooping in for a surprise appearance to save Cooper and BT, and then has you platform across the fleet onto an IMC ship to commandeer it. The level designers essentially floored the Awesome pedal to the metal and then stuck a cinderblock there for most of the level.

* Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent Give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walk away]]!!''']]

* Many video game critiques agree that the game's single-player missions are lackluster, but it does have its moments:
** The IMC live-fire training environment factory. Just for the sheer scale of it and the platforming you'll do...
** The sequence inside hidden IMC research facility [[spoiler:where you use Op.Grizzly device to jump back and forth between two timelines]].
** Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his best pilots, generated billions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent Give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walk away]]!!''']]

** Just... Blisk. When Cooper wiped out dozens of his mercenaries, take down all his pilots, generated millions dollars worth of corporate damage and foiling IMC's plan almost single-handedly, his response in the end is to [[spoiler:'''[[WorthyOpponent Give the guy his business card]] and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walk away]]!!''']]

** Blisk deciding to [[spoiler:[[ScrewThisImOuttaHere screw this]] and leave behind his (business) card]] at the end. After Cooper tearing through [[WorthyOpponent his subordinate like it was nothing]].

** The IMC live-fire training arena. Just for the sheer scale of it and the platforming you'll do...

* The "Pilots" gameplay trailer is basically wall-to-wall this, complete with extended parkour sequences, cool displays of new tools and weapons, and all of it backed up to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHvoaAAhGno USS's "Yin Yang."]]

* From the single player campaign trailer: "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwbutTQ8Yow Trust me.]]"

* The single player campaign has Creator/PeterCullen voicing your Titan. Yes, that's right, your Titan is [[WesternAnimation/{{Transformers}} Optimus Prime]].