Obviously, ideally the remake’s B scenarios should’ve included the mechanical changes *and* the narrative stuff, but, between the two, I’d prefer the former as the latter is mostly a novelty thing
This is funny but with a third of the electorate at least being like that, it's less funny.
Different puzzle solutions, different key item placements, slightly rearranged enemy locations, Mr. X shows up much earlier. And they give you an extra handgun that uses different ammo, meaning you have to balance more resources
Yeah, I really should have thought of that instead of just using the screenshot
Feel like my most controversial RE opinion is that the 2 remake’s B scenarios are better than the original. The remake absolutely botches the narrative side of things, but, mechanically, it freshens up the game in the way the OG B scenarios didn’t
This is one area RE2R really benefits, by having both traditional difficulty settings and the B scenarios acting as remixes, so you can mix and match
I do like the RE7/RE9 approach to the highest difficulty of rearranging items and enemy locations. Do kinda wish it could be separated from the more traditional difficulty changes of making enemies do more damage though
Dunno if this one can really be pinned on America, tbh
(Is there a version of this meme that exists with less casual misogyny? It kinda makes me uncomfortable as is, especially as there’s a variant that replaces “girls” with “bitches”)
Insanity difficulty’s got hands, as the kids say
Bill’s response
Rose is also kind of in a weird place unless they were to jump forward a decade, she ages normally
Sherry does show up in Requiem as Leon's support, tbf
Thank you, you too
Thank you!
Everyone is twelve, etc.
I just… I just don’t get it. It’s not even an action RE vs survival RE thing, action RE at its best isn’t the fucking Avengers
Kill me
Curious about the “mini game” mentioned. Most obvious guess is Mercenaries, but can see it being closer to something like the smaller RE7 DLC
I kinda feel like 8 and 9 trying to appeal to both action and survival horror fans in one game is carrying on the Revelations tradition, tbh
I feel like it’s gonna be Leon style, ‘cos of that phone call he gets at the end. Also think it lends itself more to a short chunk of gameplay
She also gets no real new weapons, and there’s no point even picking up her first pistol once you know where the second one is as they’re, like, two rooms apart. And I know the magnum is a plot device, but it feels unsatisfying just being handed it from the off rather than finding it
Grace’s campaign realises its potential more, but it also kind of fizzles out. That last section feels strange because you get way too many resources for the threats you face
I’d say I definitely enjoyed it more this time knowing what to expect, but my assessment of it hasn’t changed. The split campaign limits the potential of both, particularly when it comes to gear distribution
That’s Requiem replayed. I know I moaned about the performance issues on Switch, but I’m tempted to dive back in to play on Insanity difficulty
Expressed this before in DMs but its a game at war with itself frequently. Its open world, co-op bones shining through in Leon's section, the story feeling like it was a 30th Anniversary game that didn't commit at the last minute
There’s a lot of aspects to Requiem’s story that feels like there were two different writing teams at war with each other
A confusing labyrinth where you are constantly in danger, and then you could add zombies to it
My dream Resident Evil game would be set in the Houses of Parliament.
Tbf, I get moving on from the RE7 arc and don’t necessarily mind the return of proper zombies, I just don’t really care about, like, the actual details in the way the game expects me to
