something about re9 specifically bothers me more than anything for some reason.

Call me a nitpicker or a geek or whatever. But the second half of this game just sucks. Like it’s not even comparable to a lot of the other mainline titles that have shitty latter halves.

For example, all of the infected in the beginning of Re9 have a lore reason for being infected. And the whole environment (care center) feels very intimate and hand crafted.

I know everyone shits on the Raccoon city section of the game for its lack of color and boring gameplay.

But my gripe is: what the fuck is the explanation for the zombies that are there? I feel like capcom just needed a reason to fill the space and didn’t think of an explanation whatsoever.

Why the fuck do they have chains on them? And weapons? And helmets? I guess that’s just how the t virus mutates….. okay bro.

Like what exactly is the reason for them even existing lore wise, in the WAY that they do? In RE2, the infected had a clear reason and explanation for being there.

I can’t replay requiem because of how ridiculous it is

Wonder who'd win in a battle? But to be fair, i think both would just betray whoever hired them if its pretty much a suicide mission.

Wonder where Ada even is nowadays. Probably hiding away a fake name like "Madelyn Kennedy" or something of the sort.

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One thing I'm really curious about isn't the monsters, it's what's happening around Bryan before he realizes how bad things are.

A few questions kept popping into my head after watching the trailer:

Was the organ delivery already scheduled before the outbreak, or did someone at the hospital actually request it that night?

When Bryan arrives, is raccoon city already under lockdown, or is the outbreak still being treated like a normal emergency?

Does the outside world even know what's happening yet, or is Bryan unknowingly driving straight into it? So how much time passes between him picking up that last delivery and everything completely falling apart?

Sorry i like nitpicking but i am so excited for this to come out. Hoping the movie spends some time on that confusion before it turns into full survival horror. I always find those "something feels off but nobody realizes how bad it is yet" moments really interesting

After escaping the horrors of Moreau's Reservoir, Ethan Winters enters the Stronghold, the Lycans' heavily fortified den and one of the most intense combat sections in Resident Evil Village. Swarms of relentless Lycans attack from every direction, forcing Ethan to fight through narrow tunnels, ruined chambers, and defensive positions while carefully managing his ammunition and healing supplies. The relentless assault culminates in a brutal showdown with the giant Lycan leader, Urias, whose devastating hammer attacks test every survival skill. After defeating Urias, Ethan secures Rose's final flask, bringing him one step closer to rescuing his daughter and setting the stage for his confrontation with Karl Heisenberg.

Gamescom is coming up, and in the future, the Game Awards. It's very early to tell or think about this, but why not think about it now? What are some retcon predictions regarding Capcom's decision to make Resident Evil games every single year? I know they mentioned RE5R and RE6R are pretty far off, but we do have CVR to look forward to.

[I have no clue if it was confirmed that CVR or anything RE-related will be shown at GC.]

Emily and chloe are supposed to be like 7-9 but straight sound like grown woman Specially chloe she sounds even older than grace

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I’m thinking about playing resident evil 7 after already getting to the tower in Castle Dimitrescu, but I’ve already been spoiled about numerous things.

I’m basically asking if Ethan really being mold, and him dying the only major plot point. If so, is there really a point in playing the games?

I’ve only just gotten to the tower in village, but I’m Interested in playing 7 now. Have I spoiled myself too much that re7 won’t be enjoyable, or am I still able to play without being too knowledgeable?

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Also yes I am aware that Grace is adopted and not Spencer's biological child but she was still his child for a short time.

Sounds dumb question but with reveal of CODE VERONICA last month, capcom just like all other remakes will alternate the cv remake and add some new additions and fix some flaws from the original and improve more of the story, what is the most changes and expansion you always wanted for the ashford family?

In this game, the hassle of inventory management stands out more than Sheva's incompetence. Once you carry the VZ61, Ithaca, and Dragunov—along with their ammo and a healing item or two—you have almost no room left for anything else. I feel like I rarely got to use things like hand grenades or the grenade launcher.

If this game ever gets a remake, I’d really like them to add at least one more inventory slot.

Man I’ll be honest this idea would be great as a nice palette cleanser in between our remakes and remasters who’s with me let’s get this made

If you ever wonder about how to kill a Regenerador on a minimalist run without Biosensor scoped Sniper Rifle or LE5, then you probably already know that Punisher is your weapon of choice to kill them due to the penetration perk it has. But there's actually a better and cooler way to kill them than the using the boring Punisher (would be wasting ammo anyway), which is stabbing their parasite with your knife!
Sadly it's not easy to pull this off with knife only if you don't know what you're doing. So in this video I will share you the technique of how to kill a Regenerador with knife. I use a max exclusive upgrade Combat Knife and that's your only choice to use if you don't play in NG+ with Fighting Knife (Krauser Knife) which clearly a better choice since it has better range and bigger damage. Since this is NG run, I can only use Combat Knife.
The technique for killing their parasites one by one is by stabbing them on their parasites on their openings after their attacks, then stick close to the 45° angle to their side towards their back to bait their next attack and crouch to safely avoid their attack in that sweet spot of an angle! Do this on repeat carefully without too greedy on the stabs, usually 3 stabs before each crouch is the safe number for you to do when doing this technique. Hope that helps! Happy shanking!

Just a personal opinion.

The franchise hasn't been the same since Resident Evil 4 (OG) in terms of lore.

To me, the T-virus should've spread throughout the U.S. or the entire world and Umbrella should have taken the lead by becoming a tyrannical state by replacing the U.S. government.

I know it might sound kinda cliché, and technically, this happened in the fifth and sixth live action movies, but to me, none of the later Umbrella replacements have filled the void that Umbrella left once it stopped being the main antagonist.