Armored Core 6: All AC stats explained

Armored Core 6 mech customizations can be an incredibly complicated and overwhelming experience if you are not completely aware of all the AC stats and what they stand for. While making your way into the mech customization, you will be hit with stats like Ap, Altitude Stabitliy, Target Tracking, and more. Their values will go up and down with every part that you change.

While combat is very straightforward, the mech customizations, on the other hand, are one of the more difficult mechanics to grasp in Armored Core 6.

There are many players who hesitate to make optimal builds ahead of a mission just because they are not completely aware of what each of the stats in the game stands for.

Hence, today’s Armored Core 6 guide will go over everything you need to know about the mech stats in the game in order to make the most optimal build ahead of a mission.

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Every stat in Armored Core 6 and what they stand for

Here are all the mech stats in Armored Core 6 and what they stand for:

AP

• AP is Armor Points, which will show the total health that your mech has.

Anti-Kinetic Defense

• Anti-Kinetic Defense is the amount of defensive capability that your AC will have against weapons and enemies that do Kinetic damage.

Anti-Energy Defense

• Anti-Energy Defense is the same as Anti-Kinetic Defense. However, it calculates the armor against Energy-based attacks.

Anti-Explosive Defense

• Anti-Explosive Defense is the amount of resistance your mech will have to explosion damage in Armored Core 6.

Attitude Stability

• Attitude Stability shows the amount of maximum load that the Attitude Control System can support. The more stability, the less likely your AC is to stagger to attacks.

Attitude Recovery

• The more Attitude Recovery your mech has, the faster it will regain its poise after getting staggered. Lightweight mechs have the best attitude recovery.

Target Tracking

• Target Tracking is the Hard Lock On feature. Improving it will allow you to have an easier time landing attacks on locked-on targets who move around a lot.

Boost Speed

• As the name suggests, Boost Speed is the maximum movement speed stat in Armored Core 6.

QB Speed

• QB Speed determines the speed of your mech’s Quick Boost capabilities. The higher the value, the faster it will be.

QB EN Consumption

• This will determine the amount of Energy or stamina your mech will consume during a Quick Boost.

QB Reload Time

• This reduces the cooldown between Quick Boosts and is an important stat to improve if the missions force you to move and maneuver around a lot.

EN Capacity

• EN Capacity determines the amount of stamina or Energy your AC has in Armored Core 6.

EN Supply Efficiency

• This is the stamina recovery speed that your mech has.

EN Recharge Delay

• The lower the Delay value, the lesser will be the delay before EN recovery.

Total Weight

• Shows how heavy your mech is and if it will impair your mobility.

Total Arms Load

• Shows the individual weight of your mech’s arms.

Arms Load Limit

• Shows the amount of total weight your mech’s arms can carry.

Total Load

• It displays the total weight of your mech minus the weight of its legs.

Load Limit

• Shows the amount of weight that the mech’s equipped legs will be able to carry.

Total EN Load

• Total EN Load in Armored Core 6 shows the amount of Energy or stamina that your AC will be able to carry before it starts to malfunction.

EN Output

• EN Output is the total power cost your AC needs to function.

Current Load

• This displays the total load ratio with the maximum load.

Current Arms Load

• This displays the weight of both the weapons ratio with maximum armload.

Current EN Load

• This is the ratio between power load and power output.

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Understanding each of these stats is important in making the most of Armored Core 6’s customization options and having an easier time in some of the most difficult encounters.