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I love this scene in Death Island.
Now that's what I can label as being fan service!
Now that's what I can label as being fan service!
In RE0, you had to place items on the ground as the game had no storage boxes. Then people moaned about that, as it required more backtracking to reclaim the stuff you left behind. So I guess fans of RE will like one change Capcom implements, but then hate something else.
if video games are getting injected with politics then of course the conversation about video games will be injected by politics. There isn't much any of us can do about it.*sigh* I REALLY hope this forum doesn't become a place where we start arguing about politics in games.
As for RE, it's one of my favorite gaming franchises of all time. I think the remakes have all been great. RE7 was a nice change and helped revitalize the series in a positive way. RE8 was a bit lackluster for sure, but I don't blame them for trying something different and committing to it for a couple of games. I prefer 3rd person RE ala RE2/3/4 Remakes over 1st person however.. but the best RE game of all time, and one of the best games of all time period, is RE1 Remake. Classic survival horror is one of my favorite genres.. but I DO agree with some of the points made in this thread about plotlines not reaching satisfying conclusions and Capcom seemingly not knowing where to go with them. It's understandable how some people would feel that way.
Yes there is. Talk about the game and not its politics.if video games are getting injected with politics then of course the conversation about video games will be injected by politics. There isn't much any of us can do about it.
Yes there is. Talk about the game and not its politics.
What game politics do you think you need to discuss here? Bitching about which gender or race a character is is not game discussion.. its politics.
Give me an example of a game with politics in it... the kind that you'd want to talk about. Do you think arguing over the color of the skin of a character, or the gender of a character in a game is "politics in games?"...If the game has politics in it then talking about the politics is talking about the game. That's like saying oh only talk about the ice cream in a blizzard and not the candy added into it. Both the ice-cream and the candy make the blizzard other wise its just a soft sever ice cream in a cup
do you believe its not ?Give me an example of a game with politics in it... the kind that you'd want to talk about. Do you think arguing over the color of the skin of a character, or the gender of a character in a game is "politics in games?"...
do you believe its not ?
Do you believe that atomic heart having a classic cartoon with racist undertones in the game not an issue ?
What about 6 days coming back and having you kill a bunch of muslims ? Is that not politics ?
Moving on to something like dungeons and dragons do you not think that people claiming things like the orcs being coded rcism towards black people which in turn lead to a complete redesign of the character to now look more like racist depictions of mexicans and also promoted major changes to game rules in dnd ?
they added white blond dudes after the complaints.It had nothing to do racism. It was the setting. It was taking place in Africa. Like use what? Blond blue eyed zombified residents in Africa?
RE fans ought to try Days Gone. š
I think that's a far better game than the last several RE Engine Resident Evil games. It took me 2 weeks to complete it. The game is huge and looks incredibly realistic.
Who the hell plays Resident Evil games for any kind of serious story or cares that much about logical consistencies? lol
But I guess we cant expect much from somebody who uses the word 'woke' to complain about black people and women having prominent roles in media.
Let's not play silly games. We all know what the 'anti woke' people are up to when they complain about this stuff.
Well, I did. But I still think RE4 is the most non RE game there is, next to RE8.