the_batman
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Resident Evil Community |OT2| Best Fans Ever!
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Bit unrelated to the thread, but this reminds me how I also knew a guy back in high school who was a "video game fan" and he just loved the supposed original Silent Hill book that the game was based on. Also he insisted that Cradle of Filth did the soundtrack to Castlevania. Uh huh, riiiiiiiiight...
Evolved1
make sure the pudding isn't too soggy but that just ruins everything
"Thanks partna!"You and me:
EYE OWE YEW ONE!
Via Purifico
Banned
I would really love it if they revisited Outbreak. It was the right game with good ideas at the wrong time.
I would be down for this.
darkwing-buck
Member
dat intro, I remember seeing it on cinematech on g4 all the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HcxMvprYa0
Via Purifico
Banned
Bring in new civilians with backstories and have the fan favorites back as extras.
I think it would do fairly well in today's climate.
Honestly that is still top tier on my list of RE songs. And yes the intro is epic.
Soodanim
Gold Member
I always thought that Outbreak 1/2 were a generation too early. As a downloadable on PS3 they would have done much better. I loved the different characters and their unique abilities, and how that encouraged teamwork. Not to mention the fact that you could split up. That was great. Let's also not forget that it popularised the D-pad for tank, analogue for free" movement system brought back with REmake HD (I don't know if RE2 N64 let you do both at once).
I had some very good times with Outbreak 2 (UK, so no OB1 online here).
I always enjoyed the OB1 intro too, so good.
I decided to play some RE6 tonight.
Took me a while to shake off the rust, following my own guide, but after three rounds on Urban Chaos, I'm starting to relearn how to play. The gunplay feels surprisingly good (I say "surprisingly" because the narrative on GAF at the moment is that it's weak). And there's something tremendously satisfying about seeing zombies dissolve as you gun them down, or popping their heads off with a roundhouse kick, or delivering an elbow drop as Helena, or a running jump kick as Sherry, or sniping three dogs in a row with quick shots, or sliding past a firefighter and spinning around mid-slide to shoot the oxygen tank on its back. The list goes on and on.
I like how Mercs in RE6 starts out very slow, with hardly any enemies around, so you can remember the controls. I also like how the time extensions are plentiful and add generous amounts of time, although the scoring is scaled accordingly.
I replayed the Prologue, too. Not as bad as I remember it. The worst part is the first half where pushing any direction will make you move forward. The second half is more or less Heavy Rain levels of QTEs. But if you go in expecting this and just accept it as a funhouse ride, it's an OK time.
I then jumped ahead into the final chapters of Leon's campaign — namely, the level where Leon and Helena are chasing "Ada" through the warehouse, before the tense standoff with Chris and Piers. This level reminds me of how random this game can be. Running and sliding under lasers to reach an elevator... Fending off roombas rigged to explode (which you can thankfully defeat by simply brushing against and running away)... A jog up a stairwell that for some reason has fixed camera angles like classic RE, and on that stairwell only... All of this, punctuated with a room full of ammo crates and a room full of treasure. It's fun variety, but I sometimes wonder if they're too ambitious throwing something new at you every other scene.
Also, Leon and Helena have amazing hair.
And while she's totally a wet blanket, Helena's Lanshiang design is top-notch:
Took me a while to shake off the rust, following my own guide, but after three rounds on Urban Chaos, I'm starting to relearn how to play. The gunplay feels surprisingly good (I say "surprisingly" because the narrative on GAF at the moment is that it's weak). And there's something tremendously satisfying about seeing zombies dissolve as you gun them down, or popping their heads off with a roundhouse kick, or delivering an elbow drop as Helena, or a running jump kick as Sherry, or sniping three dogs in a row with quick shots, or sliding past a firefighter and spinning around mid-slide to shoot the oxygen tank on its back. The list goes on and on.
I like how Mercs in RE6 starts out very slow, with hardly any enemies around, so you can remember the controls. I also like how the time extensions are plentiful and add generous amounts of time, although the scoring is scaled accordingly.
I replayed the Prologue, too. Not as bad as I remember it. The worst part is the first half where pushing any direction will make you move forward. The second half is more or less Heavy Rain levels of QTEs. But if you go in expecting this and just accept it as a funhouse ride, it's an OK time.
I then jumped ahead into the final chapters of Leon's campaign — namely, the level where Leon and Helena are chasing "Ada" through the warehouse, before the tense standoff with Chris and Piers. This level reminds me of how random this game can be. Running and sliding under lasers to reach an elevator... Fending off roombas rigged to explode (which you can thankfully defeat by simply brushing against and running away)... A jog up a stairwell that for some reason has fixed camera angles like classic RE, and on that stairwell only... All of this, punctuated with a room full of ammo crates and a room full of treasure. It's fun variety, but I sometimes wonder if they're too ambitious throwing something new at you every other scene.
Also, Leon and Helena have amazing hair.
And while she's totally a wet blanket, Helena's Lanshiang design is top-notch:
EricTheRed
Member
Yeah that's what I did but thanks for the heads up anyways! Turns out there is a screen prompt to switch characters on screen at all times during the
Neil boss battle.
i would love to see outbreak done again
the crappy games-as-a-service trend actually fits it really well too, so i guess it's not too wild of a thought to see a new outbreak in that vein
in general it's probably the most interesting and unique old RE with expansions on a lot of concepts between the various character mechanics, randomization of items, the scenario types, the infection mechanic...
there's a lot of great stuff in there that never feels pointless
Hi guys.
I heard Rev1 is on sale on Nintendo eshop, i'm tempted to get it there just For the handheld/OFF-TV option,is it good?
Otherwise i'll wait For a PC sale.
I'm trying to slowly get into the Series, first 3 games Will be an hard task since horror really scares me and i have bad memories related to first REs since i was a kid: i remember when i watched a friend of mine playing it, i Got really scared and i was almost getting the fuck out of there rofl.
I heard Rev1 is on sale on Nintendo eshop, i'm tempted to get it there just For the handheld/OFF-TV option,is it good?
Otherwise i'll wait For a PC sale.
I'm trying to slowly get into the Series, first 3 games Will be an hard task since horror really scares me and i have bad memories related to first REs since i was a kid: i remember when i watched a friend of mine playing it, i Got really scared and i was almost getting the fuck out of there rofl.
EricTheRed
Member
It is a good game. I preferred it to the 2nd one as it felt like it had a bigger budget and I enjoyed the cruise ship location. The story is a little non-sensical at times and a lot of peole hated the action orientated chapters (which featured separate characters and locations to the main sections) but I actually thought they were enjoyable. It does have its tense/ scary moments but isn't a patch on the original 3 in that sense. A solid 7.5-8/10 game I'd say.
I recommend Rev1. It has a fun adventure movie feel that reminds me of something Stephen Spielberg would've made in the late '80s or early '90s. Remember that you can quickly stun enemies by shooting both of their arms, and then you can run up to them to charge and unleash a melee attack. Also note that if you switch to classic controls, it will control like RE4, with the addition of strafing via L1 — very nice! I personally adore Rev1, and having just played the HD version (on PS3, in my case), it was a great time.
EricTheRed
Member
I played through the whole game the first time without even realising the charge melee attack existed lol!
Yeah, the cue is when they lean over with their second mouth hanging out.
Here's my go-to gif for it!
EricTheRed
Member
Yeah, the cue is when they lean over with their second mouth hanging out.
Here's my go-to gif for it!
I kind of stumbled on it during my second play through and cursed myself because it would of made the first time through a lot easier! That gif reminds me why I definitely prefer 1 a lot more than 2.
Oh, you can do some cool stuff in Rev2, too. Rev2's major feature is the improved dodging. You can dodge back, forward, left and right at any time, even if no one is currently attacking you. Feels great!
I couldn't pick between the two games, though. I see them as brother and sister. And I really hope we get a Rev3!
I haven't played the WiiU version, but I know it has some extra content compared to the 3DS version (extra characters in Raid, a couple new enemies, etc). So I'd go with the WiiU version. Although try it on the TV at some point — it looks nice on a big screen!
EricTheRed
Member
Yeah 2 is not a bad game by any means, just felt it was too dark (don't know if this was to hide its inferior graphics) in places and some of the enemies were a bit annoying! Still need to play more of the raid mode though.
I think Rev2 looks nice, especially the woods and the fishing hamlet. It has a convincing lived-in feeling to it. But maybe you prefer the more opulent setting of Rev1's ship. I also prefer the look of Rev 1, but I think both look good.
EricTheRed
Member
Yeah I guess it does have its moments, the level of clipping when enemies are close to objects can be off putting though. Guess I just prefer Resident Evil games with more focus in relation to the location and felt I got that more with the cruise ship (although the locations did jump around a bit).
I thought Rev2 had a strong sense of place. Everything was connected: The penal colony led to the woods and lumberyards, which led to the fishing hamlet, which led to the town with the bar and apartment complex, which led to the slaughterhouse and meat packing plant, which led to the sewers, which led to the tower, or alternatively, to the sluice and the mining quarry, the dam and construction yard, the gas mines and... well, you know.
In fact, my one main disappointment with Rev2 was that the Raid Mode didn't have a Ghost Ship equivalent like Rev1. It would've been great to play one super-level where you went through all of the locations on the island in an order of your choosing.
Alright!
Also, already Got Rev2 thanks to an humble bundle. Are Rev games really co op heavy? I mean i'm playing RE6 with a friend and i'm enjoying the game even more thanks to him, but i feel Like i wouldn't go back to AI partner ever again so it'd be nice if Revs were good in solo too.
EricTheRed
Member
I only play RE games solo but in Rev2 only one of the characters can wield firearms in the main game (Claire or Barry).
darkwing-buck
Member
I can't think of another game series that has this many attractive characters/protagonists.
Oh right, you have to switch characters right?
I kinda Know that feel ,current playing RE6 and damn Sherry >///>
EricTheRed
Member
Claire teams up with Moira who has a torch to dazzle enemies and a crowbar to melee them.
Barry teams up with Natalia who can 'sense' enemies in the same way you can in TLOU and can point to hidden items in the environment.
darkwing-buck
Member
Jawmuncher
Member
Would the melee from RE5 put into RE4 mess up RE4? I'm talking mainly the head stop. But maybe adding a few other moves in there. Every time I go back to RE4 only thing I ever feel that kind of bothers me is Leon's weak melee. I mean I get its supposed to be more for crowd control than damage, but man RE5 just had such a good combination of both.
I decided to play some RE6 tonight.
Took me a while to shake off the rust, following my own guide, but after three rounds on Urban Chaos, I'm starting to relearn how to play. The gunplay feels surprisingly good (I say "surprisingly" because the narrative on GAF at the moment is that it's weak). And there's something tremendously satisfying about seeing zombies dissolve as you gun them down, or popping their heads off with a roundhouse kick, or delivering an elbow drop as Helena, or a running jump kick as Sherry, or sniping three dogs in a row with quick shots, or sliding past a firefighter and spinning around mid-slide to shoot the oxygen tank on its back. The list goes on and on.
I like how Mercs in RE6 starts out very slow, with hardly any enemies around, so you can remember the controls. I also like how the time extensions are plentiful and add generous amounts of time, although the scoring is scaled accordingly.
I replayed the Prologue, too. Not as bad as I remember it. The worst part is the first half where pushing any direction will make you move forward. The second half is more or less Heavy Rain levels of QTEs. But if you go in expecting this and just accept it as a funhouse ride, it's an OK time.
I then jumped ahead into the final chapters of Leon's campaign namely, the level where Leon and Helena are chasing "Ada" through the warehouse, before the tense standoff with Chris and Piers. This level reminds me of how random this game can be. Running and sliding under lasers to reach an elevator... Fending off roombas rigged to explode (which you can thankfully defeat by simply brushing against and running away)... A jog up a stairwell that for some reason has fixed camera angles like classic RE, and on that stairwell only... All of this, punctuated with a room full of ammo crates and a room full of treasure. It's fun variety, but I sometimes wonder if they're too ambitious throwing something new at you every other scene.
Also, Leon and Helena have amazing hair.
And while she's totally a wet blanket, Helena's Lanshiang design is top-notch:
All of the character designs in RE6 are top notch.
But my personal favorite is Leon.
Jawmuncher
Member
Was so good when Leon ditched the jacket in RE6.
Lack of ground stomp was my biggest issue in RE4 when I was playing Ultimate HD version. Knifing enemies on the ground felt so weird after going back from RE5.
Fancy Clown
Member
I would take quick weapon select in RE4 over ground stomp
Thought I'd ask here because I don't know where else I would.
In Revelations 2 I'm at the
and I have like, 30 shots with my machine gun. I've been running around for like 30 minutes, looking for more ammo. Maybe once in a while I'll find some, but after a certain point I stopped finding any.
Then after those 30 minutes I wanted to google for help, but my internet was being dumb, so I went to reset it. And then I ACCIDENTLY TURNED OFF THE PS4. Now I have to do it all over again.
Am I fucked?
In Revelations 2 I'm at the
Alex creepy crawly boss fight with Barry at the end of episode 4
Then after those 30 minutes I wanted to google for help, but my internet was being dumb, so I went to reset it. And then I ACCIDENTLY TURNED OFF THE PS4. Now I have to do it all over again.
She was bleeding and shit so I imagine she was almost dead.
Resident Evil 20th Anniversary franchise sale going on, on PSN. Including RE0 and RE:Remake HD as well as DLC
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/resident-evil-games-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-FRANCHISESALEGG
Free RE 20th Anniversary PS4 theme https://store.playstation.com/#!/en...heme/cid=UP0102-CUSA00924_00-20THCUSTOMTHEME1
That feeling when you realize you own everything already on sale.
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/resident-evil-games-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-FRANCHISESALEGG
Free RE 20th Anniversary PS4 theme https://store.playstation.com/#!/en...heme/cid=UP0102-CUSA00924_00-20THCUSTOMTHEME1
That feeling when you realize you own everything already on sale.
Jawmuncher
Member
A FREE THEME OH FUCK YEAH GIMME DAT
Only thing I am tempted with is the Vita version of Revelations 2 since I own everything else or plan to get it physically later on.
I might just wait and save money for the physical rereleases of 4, 5, and 6
I wouldn't recommend the vita version unless you already played RERE2 and are a die hard fan.
The port is subpar, actually it's really bad. The framrate dips into the single digits almost all the time and going at it on a difficulty above normal is just going to lead to frustration since the framerate drops to near stuttering speeds during combat. The lighting and shadows is all off and the graphics take a serious dip.
How did we come from having an amazing RERE1 running like a dream on the original 3DS to a pile of dog shit running on the new Vita hardware....how!?
Outsourcing.
Just license the MT framework engine, and MT Mobile engine.
Just do it
JUST FUCKING DO IT! CAPCOM! IT'S FREE MONEY!
FREEEEE MONEEEEYYYY!!!
Jawmuncher
Member
Resident Evil theme is nice. Dark red works well so it's not bright, has the sounds from REmake and the save room theme playing.
I kind of wouldn't mind playing a 3DS version of Revelations 2; if it were something as carefully adapted to the platform as the first entry and not a disastrous port like the Vita one. Especially since visually, it doesn't do anything special - I'd actually find the rough and uneven environments a lot more acceptable if they were running on a 3DS.
What would that accomplish? There's no chance they'd be able to provide the support and documentation required to license an engine to external parties on a consistent basis, and all of the existing documentation being in Japanese further limits the developers who can make use of it. It's also optimised primarily for mobile and last-gen development - Vita and 3DS games are on the way out, however gradually, and for current consoles, UE4 would be a more flexible and accessible solution.
Even Umbrella Corps ended up using Unity.
Though it might have been a good idea for them to look into licensing it a decade ago, when Japanese developers were making their messy transition into HD...
What would that accomplish? There's no chance they'd be able to provide the support and documentation required to license an engine to external parties on a consistent basis, and all of the existing documentation being in Japanese further limits the developers who can make use of it. It's also optimised primarily for mobile and last-gen development - Vita and 3DS games are on the way out, however gradually, and for current consoles, UE4 would be a more flexible and accessible solution.
Even Umbrella Corps ended up using Unity.
Though it might have been a good idea for them to look into licensing it a decade ago, when Japanese developers were making their messy transition into HD...
Evolved1
make sure the pudding isn't too soggy but that just ruins everything
Rev1 Raid is also really awesome.
Wish I liked the base game more. I kinda wish they'd release it on PS4 so I could get some party chat going and get deeper into Raid, because I don't like going back to PS3. Afraid that ship has probably sailed.
Indeed.
I somehow managed to win, being super conservative and only shooting it when it's weakspot was clearly visible. Awesome ending.
ubersticky
Member
Resident Evil 20th Anniversary franchise sale going on, on PSN. Including RE0 and RE:Remake HD as well as DLC
https://store.playstation.com/#!/en-us/resident-evil-games-sale/cid=STORE-MSF77008-FRANCHISESALEGG
Free RE 20th Anniversary PS4 theme https://store.playstation.com/#!/en...heme/cid=UP0102-CUSA00924_00-20THCUSTOMTHEME1
That feeling when you realize you own everything already on sale.
That feeling when the 20th Anniversary Theme is not on the EU store
Depending on what you did earlier in the game, you might not have been at the true final boss battle, anyways.
In Claire Ch. 3, did you switch to Moira when she was pinned and reaching for her gun? If not, replay Claire Ch. 3 and do that, then skip back to Barry Ch. 4.
Then when you get back to the fight from before, it'll lead to the -true- final battle — and one of the best endings ever.
In Claire Ch. 3, did you switch to Moira when she was pinned and reaching for her gun? If not, replay Claire Ch. 3 and do that, then skip back to Barry Ch. 4.
Then when you get back to the fight from before, it'll lead to the -true- final battle — and one of the best endings ever.