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1. Remakes.

To be honest, I just don't particularly like how they play, look, sound, etc. The graphics are so dark and the zombies are bullet sponges. Your guns didn't feel very impactful in the modern remakes, while a shotgun blast in the original games could certainly be felt. 🧟‍♂️ 🧟‍♀️

I'm actually quite tired of Capcom going back to 1998, etc. This also applies to the slew of awful side media they've been cranking out for like decades by this point. Whether that's spin off games, or the movies directed by Paul Anderson. Raccoon City gets revisited way too much.

Code: Veronica is actually one game that doesn't feel as appreciated as it ought to be in the fanbase. Even if Alfred Ashford was a nutty Norman Bates like character, the game was atmospheric and it still sort of felt like RE, despite the setting. And it had the same type of gameplay as the others, except it was on the Dreamcast.

💰

2. Ethan Winters. 

No face. No reflection in a mirror. LOL.

He is a lot like a Harry Mason type lead, which I do welcome in horror games, I suppose. Because using the same veterans means that they are too beefed up and used to fighting the creatures made by Umbrella, and whoever else may be involved. But at least give him a face.

His daughter grows up being protected by the authorities and her arc seems suspiciously like that of Heather Mason, in that a cult had followed her, and she is like an outcast because of who she is. She has these interesting powers, but prefers to live a normal life. 👱‍♀️

The spooky mannequins felt like they jumped ship from the Silent Hill universe, at least. LMAO.

You're such copy cats over at Capcom.

https://www.pushsquare.com/guides/resident-evil-village-how-to-solve-the-doll-workshop-mannequin-puzzle

3. Too much gray canon.

Some stuff is canon legitimately, but some things are just reworkings. Like the Netflix series and the Wii gun games.

4. "Redfield".

Not my Chris. Sorry. 😙

#BlueUmbrella

He looks nothing like he did in RE5. 🌋

5. Story is convoluted.

This should really be at No. 1, hands down. Because the plot of the games today is absurd and really has no correlation to the PS1 era RE games, despite all the shoehorned in references or the addition of Chris in RE7, and whatnot. The plot is very incoherent. Capcom bounces around a lot and usually has things left unresolved. 

And there's a lot of characters who seem to have unfinished business in the franchise, such as Billy Coen. But Capcom insists on only having them appear in retellings. And meh. I hate that.

6. Jill has the same outfit after X amount of years.

While it was great to see her back in a new iteration, even if it was just in an animated movie, she looks way too much like she did in the remake of RE3, which was a huge flop during the lockdown. That's just laziness to have her wearing the same sort of clothes, when she looked different in RE5 and so on.👃👖

7. What are ya buying?

Sorry, but having salesmen selling you John Rambo's arsenal out in the wilderness is just stupid.

The whole point of survival horror games is that you find whatever resources you can, to be, well... resourceful with them. However, being able to trade for weaponry is just a very dumb, un-horror-like thing to put into this franchise. 🤑

8. Lady D. 

One of the main reasons RE is so dumb, is the fairytale type crap RE8 consists of. The fight with Heisenberg is also silly. 🤖

To the simps, who love this ho. 🏰

Try Tinder. That is all. 🪜 😍

9. Lack of music.

Newer RE games often have periods where it's silent, when you recall games like the original RE2 had eerie music in the police station. Even when you can buy the OG's soundtrack, it hardly plays and doesn't especially match the mood of the remake. At least in my opinion. 

10. Too much action.

That's what 95% of RE4, 5 and 6 consists of. I think Revelations 2 is incredibly underrated, but is a good example of a game with action and stealth. Barry was awesome in that game as well, plus I liked the storyline with Alex Wesker and her experiments. The game had action, but it also had creepy moments and felt suspenseful, and the references to the older games were nice. 💬

Yeah, it was a clone of The Last of Us in a lot of ways, but I never felt disappointed in general. 

Anyway, since I am not planning on making any more RE threads online, consider this my swan song for the series.

I will maybe still reply when it comes to news on RE9 or something. But for posting more threads, nah. Everything I wanted to say has been said. 🙏

 

Edited by CrowingJoe79
Auto-correct totally sucks. 😏
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