# 🤖 Titanfall 2

Release Year: 2016
Developer: Respawn Entertainment
Platform(s): PC, PlayStation, Xbox

“Protocol 3: Protect the Pilot.”

# 🧭 A Different Kind of Ride

I’m nearly at the end of Titanfall 2, and it’s been... different. Not my usual go-to, but undeniably solid. It’s fast, fluid, and full of moments that made me pause and think: “Okay, that was actually sick.”

It’s not just about shooting. It’s about momentum — wall-running, double-jumping, and sliding into chaos with style.

# 🤝 BT-7274: The Unexpected MVP

Dry humor, deadpan delivery, and a heart of steel
The bond between Jack and BT feels earned, not forced
“Effect and Cause” mission? Easily one of the most creative levels I’ve played

BT isn’t just a mech. He’s a co-pilot — and maybe the emotional core of the whole thing.

# 🎮 Gameplay That Clicks

Parkour + gunplay = buttery smooth
Titan combat feels weighty and cinematic
Level design constantly shifts — from factories to time travel to full-on mech warfare

It’s not just variety for variety’s sake. It works.

# 🧠 My Take

I didn’t expect to enjoy this as much as I did. It’s not my usual lane, but Titanfall 2 earns its respect. It’s tight, inventive, and surprisingly heartfelt in places.

Not my type — but still a gem.
Rating: 🤖🤖🤖 / 4 protocols followed

# 🎮 Personal Notes

Favorite mission: Effect and Cause — time travel done right
Titan loadout of choice: Tone — lock-on missiles never get old
Played on: PS5
Best moment: BT’s final stand (you know the one)