That always seemed like a really interesting thing to do and there are a lot of different scenarios they could go with it. Something set a few days after the initial bombing where someone or a group of people gets past a military blockade or even a military like group gets back into what's left of the city. Maybe there are various splinter groups there and its kind of like a power struggle or a race for control of the situation, they could be there for a cleanup operation making sure everything stayed dead and trying to locate survivors (could be there to just kill and silence them). There is also the tried and true Japanese practice of aping Aliens, have some sort of early BSAA group or STARS-like one that's extremely sure of themselves and experienced go in to a more intact part of the ruins where there's a MacGuffin and something that got caught in the explosion that's just mutated in a super crazy way. The possibilities of what they could do are so good.
People have been simping so hard for those women that they’re now claiming that Ethan was the true villain for killing them, that they did nothing wrong, that Ethan was being sexist because he was more angry with his lines towards them, that Ethan’s evil because he’s Republican…
Her daughters are literally hoards of bugs that took on the form of three dead women while the tall mommy vampire herself literally kills people. Anyone thinking "Ethan bad" because of fighting them really needs to reconsider how these characters are if they really think there's any redeeming qualities to them that doesn't make them evil.
Because RE7 and RE2R are "too hard" for the casuals and Capcom needs every game to sell millions of copies, so they don't want to alienate the modern gamers. PS1 games were challenging by design and not everyone could play those, but modern games have to be accessible to everyone and the fans of the classics are a minority. It's not necessarily a bad thing, but it's the reality we have to accept. It's very unlikely we'll see another true classic RE in the future.
yeah, 'cause they got "reclaimed" by the lgbt reich/stan twitter, so this is a normal behavior for them.
Anyone trying to "reclaim" a video game character may as well be a flavor of sperg and/or autism. Seriously just why beyond trying to own some other group of idiots? Beyond the internet going apeshit over Lady Dimitrescu, I can't even see how she'd really have a fanbase beyond the height. I can still remember when she and her daughters were revealed people weren't simping for her until that one video showing the way she entered a room. And yeah, she and her daughters can't really match Lisa Trevor in terms of tragic, and Alexia's been doing the "sexy monster lady" thing back when the Dreamcast and PS2 were still a thing.
It's the aesthetic they like, but besides being omnipresent in the marketing she didn't do much. The most interesting part about her was the relationship she had with her daughters because it was implied she was abusive towards them. Her castle I also found rather bland and lacking in personality comparing to Haunting Ground 's which had amazing atmospheric interiors easy to get lost in. Like, HG was a huge game with so much detail and unique locations you can understand the enemies by seeing how the lived. I don't think Village managed to capture it on the same level.
Lady D has a blood disease that only got worse after getting infected may offer an excuse why she does need to consume human blood, it just does not reflect well when she:
Damn, I like Lady D but even I think that's incredibly stupid.
Because noobs/gamejournos and a very, very small amount of old fans liked to complain about it. It's all about lowering the difficulty so new players don't feel intimidated.
I can't remember if it was the original concept for RE2 or 3, but at some point you were going to go back to the spencer mansion and explore the ruins for... something, and you'd encounter plant-zombies. Kind of like the ones in Outbreak.
Even if this is not true, Dimitresku WAS stolen wholesale from a photo from 1938Hey guys remember the jet engine boss from RE8?
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Resident Evil Village has been accused of stealing a boss design by the director of a 2013 horror movie
Resident Evil Village's Sturm boss has caused quite some controversywww.gamesradar.com
I haven’t picked up Replicant yet, but 8 is pretty good. Picked up the 4/5/6 collection for switch with some leftover store credit (far more reasonable pricepoint than the 0/1 collection btw considering how content dense those games are). I wish there was a way to switch the inventory and map buttons in 4. While I’m still on the subject of 4, what’s everyone’s preferred pistol aside from the Red9 and which character do you like best in Mercenaries?
If drawing an outfit is a crime, somebody tell Christina Aguilera to sue Konami
Krauser. Hulk up and blast through anything with his plagas wing. Hunk is great for his neck break, wesker is fun for his load out, but Krauser is just flat out fun with his bow and bio-arm.
This was all overlooked because SJWs didn’t get to this part because SJWs don’t play video games.
She absolutely is and that's why they love her. She "spares" the women she drains and deliberately husks out the men to make them scarecrows. She's constantly calling Ethan "man-thing" and she is abusive towards her daughters if you catch her unawares in conversation with them, she gets incredibly angry at their failures more than actually sad that they're dead. The only man she tolerates really is Duke and honestly, who can blame her? Duke is a good boy. Personally I find her to be a pretty good villain, but ultimately wasted as your understanding of her is limited to what you find walking around rather than interacting with her. She's objectively a malicious entity, but you find her sympathetic in some ways regarding her "daughters"... but that could be because she feels you killing parts of her rather than her actual daughters if the bond goes the way I think it does.
This is a big thing that I think a lot of her simps are missing. While Lady D may have felt some maternal affection towards her daughters, she also saw them as experiments and, like you mentioned, verbally abused them (at least Cassandra). The impression I got is that she's not so much pissed off at Ethan for killing her "children" as she is that he killed her creations.
One of the things i noticed when encountering in her big diddied vampire form is that at all times she is trying to be composed. She never runs after you because a woman of her stature would never run.