To change a quote Mike used in the Return of the Jedi commentary and apply it to Silent Hill, SH4 was the black sheep of the family until the western Silent Hills came out and then it became a very light grey sheep.
It's like how In Search of Spock has been, for the longest time, the black sheep of the original six Star Trek movies in comparison to II, IV and VI, but I liked it. Silent Hill 4 is pretty much the Star Trek III of the Silent Hill series for the longest time.
Didn't the SH wiki get turned into incoherent shit briefly because one of the admins who had tons of previous edits had a genuine schizophrenic meltdown? Maybe it's something to with SH's themes of mental illness. The games definitely never seemed woke to me. Then again, Resident Evil doesn't seem totally woke, maybe a little bit, and it's also got hordes of SJW fans.
Yup. It was a dude who was obsessed with the idea that Walter is circumcised, despite the fact that Walter was left with his umbilical cord intact.
It's not in your face but it's the little things. Ugly up the women, censor it to appease feminists, etc. RE5 and CV remakes will be very interesting because they are the most "problematic" ones.
RE3 remake was in your face woke. The other games have some minor woke stuff, but nothing too noticeable. RE5 is gonna be a shitshow though.
“I know what a radio is” (basically how dare you mansplain to me Carlos) and Jill overall being a massive bitch who swears like a teenage girl the entire game. She treats Carlos like shit and Carlos still simps for her. Boss bitch basically.
Bulldyke Jill telling Nemesis to “suck it.”
“Next time, take the fucking hint!”
And forcibly shits out "You want Stars? I'll give you stars" a half hour into the game. Not during the climax. When you've barely interacted with the fucking thing.
It's easy to pick up on the "female characters are always smart and tough, male characters are always bumbling and dumb and/or naive" theme. Not just having strong female characters be on par and do cool shit in their own right, but female characters who always have to one-up or rescue the guys, who in turn are most often shown in a negative or at least comparatively worse or less competent light. Every single time.
People are right. Anime was a mistake and two nukes weren't enough.
What about CV do you think is woke or anime influenced?
It's what turned Claire and Chris into gun-fu John Woo (IIRC he was specifically namedropped as an influence) superheroes and Wesker into a backflipping, bullet-timing Matrix villain.
Other than the opening cutscene with Claire doing the gun drop and then catching it in midair. I fail to see what you mean.
