Today, I wanted to mess around with the new Armored Core 6, so I fired it up for some fun after work. As usual, I started grinding and exploring. It’s a blast, right? But things got really interesting when I stumbled upon these share codes. I’d heard about them but never really dug in. So, I thought, why not give it a shot?
First things first, I needed to find some codes. A quick search, and bam, tons of codes everywhere. I picked a few that looked cool, especially one called “Bloodlust Diablos Monster Hunter”. The name alone got me pumped. It was listed as “X4VD6BTPBTPM”. Alright, I copied that.
Next, I went into the game. Getting to the right place was a bit tricky, but I figured it out. I went to the Garage, then AC Design, and finally Image Editor. It was a few menus deep, but not too hard to find if you poke around a bit.
Once I was in the Image Editor, I saw a tab called Downloaded. Clicked on that. There was a little black square with a downward arrow. That’s the download button. I clicked it, hoping it would prompt me to enter the code, and bingo!
- Go to the Garage
- Select AC Design
- Choose Image Editor
- Tab over to Downloaded
- Click the black square with the downward arrow
I pasted the “X4VD6BTPBTPM” code in, and it started downloading. It was pretty quick, and in no time, I had the “Bloodlust Diablos” design ready to go. I applied it to my AC, and man, it looked awesome! It felt like I had a totally new mech, just like that.
After that, I tried out a few more codes I found. Each one gave my AC a different vibe. It was like getting free makeovers. I spent hours just trying out different looks, mixing and matching. Honestly, it was way more fun than I expected.
So yeah, that’s my little adventure with share codes in Armored Core 6. If you haven’t tried it yet, you totally should. It’s a simple way to spice up your game and make your AC stand out. Plus, it’s kinda cool to see what other players have come up with. Definitely a fun way to kill some time and get creative with your mech!
And That’s How It Went
It was a really good experience for me. Finding the code and figuring out how to download and apply them. I think I’ll use this a lot more often.
