Ah ok, I never played any of the DLC. Guess that's still open for a game then.
You know what's funny? Wesker actually became immortal (As in not aging) in RE5 when he took Uroboros.
We've seen very little and it's not like Leon being chased by a statue levels of camp was in the first couple of levels. Also, Salazar seems completely the same, just the tech actually allows them to capture that Espers from Akira look better.
Yeah. He just wanted to kill Chris no matter what at that point.
I own way too many copies of RE4, I think the only platforms I'm missing are PC/Quest, Switch and Xbox 360, and if Capcom did a native PS5 version that upped the res to 4K. Yeah, I'd buy it again.
Leon sets a cow on fire and when it rampages through the town he utters a snarky one liner
No he wasn't. He was proposing to turn the vast majority of the population into tentacle monsters. Any of the "chosen" would've been consumed by the sheer amount of biomass from all the BOWs that would've suddenly popped up. Wesker was a literal idiot for thinking that plan would work.
I think the earlier games were what you were suggesting, but RE4 seemed intentionally campy in JP too.
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L Thammy said:
"Migiude o okurimashita." -> "I've sent my right arm."
"Migiude ga toreru no ka?" -> "Your right arm can be taken off?"
(Screenshot is the thumbnail of a Japanese video about funny Resident Evil 4 quotes.)
Welp, this is what I was fearing. Survival horror devs need to stop adding stealth mechanics to their games just because it is 'expected' of a game with modern production/visuals. When every fight can be opened by you sneaking around and taking out enemies without spending ammo (which is a resource in the genre), that will always be the optimal way to go and what players will do. Suddenly you are not on the backfoot in a tense fight for survival anymore, you are the predator hunting braindead enemies. This is what ruined The Evil Within 2 and I really hope they don't let it ruin this.
The literal multiple bossfights whenever this virus with an incredibly low success rate failed to properly assimilate with a host. There were what, like thirty-forty piles when Excella turned and the end result of that was one that nearly took over a ship. A ton of those running around a city would quickly get out of hand. Wesker was in fact, a genuine crazy person who had lost his damn mind and didn't think of the most likely end result. Instead, thinking he'd be left with a ton of cat eyed humans who..will just ignore the fact that he just turned the world into tentacle monsters.
I fucking know right, remember when RE6 came out and Dead Space 3 shit the bed, and action based horror games seemed to be a dead subgenre.
If you are accepted by Uroboros then you don't age and take full control of the virus.
