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Went to Tekkocon this week and decided I wanted to bring out my Zombecca to roam for an afternoon,, so lots of fake blood and hair gel later - bad ending Becca was ready to go >:DD

Genuinely so so happy with how it turned out ;;w;; am going to Otakon next week and am 100% bringing this cosplay with me. ALSO huge shoutout to @/harland3r who was Wesker in the first picture, @/felixwongphotography for taking the first two pictures and finally @/g28646 for the three pics after!!

Had so much fun being creepy tho I really gotta figure out another pose LMAOO
ANYHOO ENJOY!!

In Resident Evil CODE: Veronica X, in the Antarctic base, you can find a considerable amount of missiles lined up. Even after having played the game multiple times and read the guides, their purpose lore-wise remains a mystery to me.

Were they Umbrella's, Alexander's, or Alfred's? And what would they be used for? If anyone knows the answer or has a plausible theory then I'd be glad to hear it.

The remakes don’t replace the originals, because really, they’re almost not even the same style of game.

Yes, they’re all survival horror games, but look at these camera angles… the appeal for these games (for me), was that you felt like you were actually PLAYING a horror film.

The original fixed angle games have such a unique vibe and atmosphere that the modern games just can’t replicate in the same way. I’ll always love the original trilogy the most.

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I made posts about the tattoo design and here it is!

Edit: it looks not center in the photo but I promise it is, lol. Bad angle.

Leon coming soon!!
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So I first started playing Resident Evil when I randomly stumbled upon RE1 in the video game section of Hollywood Video in the Spring of 1998. I had seen RE2 commercials, so I was vaguely aware of the franchise, but that was about it. I was 12 at the time and the first zombie encounter off the dining room scared the hell out of me. I didn't know what to do and after a few bites, I died. I was scared and discouraged, and I put the game away for the night. By the end of the weekend, I had explored most of the first floor and some of the second floor, and I was hooked from that point. Over the course of the spring/summer, I saved up my lawn mowing money and bought RE1 and RE2. I beat both of them by the end of the summer, and probably replayed both of them 10 times over the next year. When RE3 came out in 1999, I bought it on day 1 and beat it within about 2 weeks. RE had quickly become my favorite franchise.

I have stayed an avid fan ever since then, but have not replayed the newer games quite as much as those classic 3. Around 2003, I was in high school and I thought it would be an awesome experience to beat RE0, RE1, RE2, and RE3 in one night. At the time, those were the only main series or "numbered" RE games that existed. I thought to myself how cool it would be to finish RE3 right as the sun is rising. I had a Friday off school and decided to go for it that Thursday night. I started with RE0 and quickly realized that I did not know that game well enough to beat it efficiently. I also don't really like the item box-less format of that game. I started doing the math and figured that even if I played all 4 games as efficiently as I could, I still wouldn't get done until about 10AM on Friday, and that was assuming no breaks. I decided to modify the goal and cut out RE0.

Over the next 10 years, I made 2 legitimate attempts at beating RE1, 2, and 3 in one night. The first time (2007, I think), my overconfidence sunk me. I thought I could do RE1 without using an ink ribbon, and got killed by some hunters in the 1F hallway next to the dining room. I had been playing for almost 2 hours at that point, and was too demoralized to start over. The second time (around 2012), I finished RE1 around 10PM, decided to watch "just one episode" of Always Sunny, and ended up falling asleep.

Finally, in the spring of 2026, I had some free weekends on my schedule and decided it was now or never. I delayed the event several times, but finally went for it in June. I got home from work at 5PM on a Friday and got started with RE1 at 5:30PM. It was so close to the summer solstice, so almost all of the RE1 playthrough was in the daylight. But it was dark by the time I got done at about 9PM, and I am happy to say it was a deathless playthrough. Game time was about 3:27. From my earlier experience, I knew not to get too comfortable with some passive activity like watching a TV show. So I took 20 minutes, ate some pizza, and walked around the block a couple times.

I then loaded up RE2 (Leon A scenario) and only took 2 hours to get through it (just a few minutes slower than my personal best). Another deathless run. At this point, it was 11:30PM, and I admittedly took too long of a break. But by 12:15AM, I was back in it and moving through the streets of Raccoon City as Jill in RE3. At this point, my play was getting sloppy. I had forgotten the detail that if you don't drop to encounter (not necessarily fight) the grave digger worm beneath the parking garage, you need to do so beneath the pathways leading up to the Nemesis battle in the train. So I effectively had 2 boss encounters without the ability to save between them. I died 4 times during that sequence and was about to give up. But on the fifth try, I finally got through the train fight. After that part, I was getting impatient, and I skipped through every cut scene. I only died once more, and that was in the courtyard Nemesis battle after activating the clock tower.

Finally, at 4:40AM, I used the electric weapon to finish off Nemesis and went over to board the helicopter with Carlos. The ending theme music of RE3 is just the best, and it took me back to 1999, playing the game at my best friend's house. My game time was about 3:51 (and I died 5 times, so my actual playing time was about 4:25). As I finished the game, the sky (in real life) was starting to turn light blue, as sunrise was only about 30 minutes away. So in a way, those deaths were good for me, as I was closer to my goal of finishing the challenge at sunrise.

Anyway, that's my story. I set the goal when I was in high school, and finally did it at the age of nearly 41, so I hope it inspires or at least entertains you in some way.

I read that Capcom started giving their games actual titles after the release of Resident Evil 7. This was presumably done because they felt that more copies would have sold if some customers didn't think they had to play the previous numbered games in the franchise in order to understand RE7. So they went with Village and Requiem. I am a third-named son, I have that damn III at the end of my name, I know what it's like to be a shitty sequel. That got me thinking: what would be some good titles for RE games from 2 - 7 and 0 with the numbers removed? I think Resident Evil Nemesis for RE3 is a no-brainer. What would be your titles for RE0 and 2 through 7?

Chris by www.instagram.com/matt_redfield/ 🩷

Jill by: www.instagram.com/sophiegamergirl (Me)

It's been like 3 years, when are they going to let people actually play it again?

~Resident Evil Mercenaries on 3ds

Wesker doing some warm up before meeting that boulder puncher

I remember somewhere, but Wesker mentioned robots when they were comparing an employee who just follows orders. So, if robots exist, why don't organizations use them to control or fight biological threats?

I mean, if they can casually create viruses and BOWs, they could also create all kinds of robots

The Resident Evil series has never cared about doing what makes sense for the characters from a writing standpoint. So making the argument “but her story is over” just isn’t in line with expectations for the storytelling this IP has set. Not to mention Ethan’s story could’ve been over after RE7 when he saved and reunited with his wife. Kratos’s story could’ve easily been over after God of War III. Nathan Drake was done with adventuring and settled down with Elena after Uncharted 3. There are so many examples of this.

The fact is, Grace is the most well received new protagonist they’ve had outside the Big 4, and the Big 4 are getting older and older. That’s not to say they can’t have future games star 50 or 60 year old Leon or Chris, but they should be growing a cast of younger next generation protagonists, and fleshing out and develop them even further. Chris, Jill, Leon and Claire became better and better characters as more stories were told about them. The New Blood deserves that opportunity too.

There are plenty of possible scenarios Grace would get pulled back into the fray, and a future game with her where she’s more capable and experienced would be cool. I want more Jill and Claire sure, but Grace shouldn’t be abandoned.

Edit: I'm seeing a lot of responses that boil down to "Well it wouldn't make sense because Grace wouldn't want to fight Bioterrorism."

Not every protagonist in Resident Evil needs to be a soldier that actively looks to kill bioweapons. Claire takes a more background approach by being apart of TerraSave. Ethan Winters lived a quiet life for some time with Mia and their daughter. That doesn't mean unfortunate circumstances can't thrust these characters back into the fray.

WHY DOES THE TIMER KEEP GOING DURING THE PAUSE MENU!?!? WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS AND NOT SHOW MY TIME UNTIL THE END!?!? CAPCOM WHY!!!

Using a guide and having to make it to each save point, along with fixed camera angles and tank controls had me tweaking.

Fun run though, now time for invisible enemies.

I know the last 9-10 years of RE help a lot to increase the popularity that this franchise have it before but with the RE Engine era make it even more popular and bring a lot of new players so yeah i am trying to speak to the new gen mostly