ITT game series you want to like but almost every entry has something in it you cant stand
for me its the fact nearly every game has a constantly pursuing nearly unkillable enemy that h arrases you the whole game
oh and 4 that is basically one huge escort mission
ITT game series you want to like but almost every entry has something in it you cant stand
Owen Clark
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Dominic Wood
>for me its the fact nearly every game has a constantly pursuing nearly unkillable enemy that h arrases you the whole game
That's only really in REmake 2 (Mr. X in the original barely counts), the original RE3 (Nemesis is a set piece in the remake), and a small part of RE7.
>oh and 4 that is basically one huge escort mission
Parts of it. And even then, she gets out of the way for you and you can have her hide in a dumpster or something in several cases when you're fighting.
Matthew Cruz
>a small part of RE7
i have killed him in two separate boss fights and yet just now when i was playing in he comes busting through a door
Sebastian Phillips
And he only does it in the house. In fact, he shows up so rarely that I forgot he even lurked around the house until I replied to your initial post.
Isaac Cruz
>for me its the fact nearly every game has a constantly pursuing nearly unkillable enemy that h arrases you the whole game
Is this what zoom zooms really think?
It's so damn obvious that none of you fags have even played a Resident Evil game in that case.
>oh and 4 that is basically one huge escort mission
Only for like 1/4th of the game, tops, and it's one of the most tolerable escorts since you can just ask Ms Ballistics to jam herself into a box and stay out of sight.
Grayson Carter
so if i am in the basement or the like i dont have to watch out for him?
Justin Ramirez
I mean, once you get out of the front doors, you won't have to worry about him stalking you. No, that's not the end of the game, not even close.
Jayden Roberts
Nemesis is a set piece in the original 3 as well. You can call his spawn 100% every time and there is always a clean exit path.
Really 2make is the only one. And it's my main complaint. The badly handled A/B being the other. I like the game overall though.
Juan Nelson
It's been a while since I've played the original, but if I recall correctly, Nemesis could pop up in certain places at random. He was never hard to avoid, but there was a bit of randomness there that scared the piss out of kids in 1999.
Austin Foster
Fuck off. Stalker enemies are the best.
Brody Wilson
Literally not a thing before 7 came around.
No, not even OG-Nemmy.
Charles Brooks
this fuckin series
Matthew Evans
but it's a good escort mission.
Aiden Scott
>The badly handled A/B being the other.
Pissed me off to no end. Core game feature just straight up ignored in a remake.
Henry Perry
>The badly handled A/B being the other.
Can you elaborate on that, fren? I've only played REmake2 and I'm wondering how's the original.
Jacob Jenkins
I feel you. I played Xenoblade several years ago and liked it well enough, but the combat wasn't the most exciting and there wasn't much to actually find in the world. I got Xenoblade 2 shortly after launch and found it atrocious. I stopped at chapter 4 and tried again a year later, making it to chapter 6, but then stopping again out of boredom. I played Xenogears earlier this year, something I've been meaning to do for a long, long time, and the battles weren't great, the dungeons sucked, there was too much talking even for me, and aside from a few parts here and there, the story wasn't very interesting until near the end of disc 1, but it didn't become REALLY interesting until disc 2, and as a game, disc 2 was a total shitshow. I haven't tried Xenosaga since it was new (I remember borrowing it from a friend and stopping after a couple of hours because it was just cutscenes, and that says something as I really liked watching cutscenes back then) or Xenoblade X yet, but I have a feeling the Xeno series just isn't for me.
Zachary Robinson
emulate it?
Caleb Scott
>for me its the fact nearly every game has a constantly pursuing nearly unkillable enemy that h arrases you the whole game
Mr. X in REmake 2 is only in it for like 45 minutes if you're playing as Claire.
Samuel Scott
45 minutes too fucking long
Cooper Clark
He's really not much to worry about on the A game if you know what you're doing. I really hated him my first time playing the game, but when I played a second time, I completed most of the RPD before triggering him, so I only had to deal with him for a very short while. And then when I played the B game and he's triggered early on, I remember why I hated him again. I like the concept, but in practice he just annoys me.
Jayden Russell
The A and B games were different in the original (even if they did have to repeat some stuff in the B game that you already did in the A game). You could do things like unlock a door in the A game that you could then go through in the B game for extra stuff and whatnot.
Adam Reed
The original is pretty much a completely different game that ends up sharing a similar story.
John Smith
they don't rehash the same campaign twice.
Jayden Reyes
Cool, thanks. Maybe I'll give it a go once I gather up courage.
Oliver Gonzalez
I'll do you one better with Sourcenext.
>iso (RE2)
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>Eng patch (RE2)
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They're partnered scenarios, heads and tails of the same coin. Some differences are character based, others scenario based.
A good scenario example would just be the Birkin fights. You come across him, he morphs slightly, you hit him until he fucks off. The other scenario then meets him after that first morph, sees him morph again and hits him until he runs off. Then he encounters the other, morphs, runs off. So in Scenario A you've only seen every other morph and the B sees the ones inbetween those. There's continuity between them as they're inextricably linked and each A/B pairing is slightly different in what happens. The B scenario will also send you around entirely new areas that shows you the other half of a sequence of events.
Each A ends on dog Birkin, each B ends on X who only shows up in B to begin with.
There's so much shit that what we got in the remake is a fucing disaster by comparison.
Just run through it on easy if you really want to know. It's seriously a shit ton of small things that really add up over the course of the game.
Alexander Price
>I've only played REmake2 and I'm wondering how's the original.
Vastly superior in almost every possible way. It's not like the REmake1 that's essentially the 1996 game with enhancements and expansions.
Justin Barnes
>Claire doesn't have a gap between her thighs
unf
Alexander Allen
Oh there's an English patch now? Cool. I can read Nip just fine, but RE feels so weird in Japanese that I've always avoided the Sourcenext versions.
Luke Flores
I mean, I've been posting this shit in every thread I see for nearly 2 years now.
>iso (RE1)
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>Grab DLL (gives Eng) and 1.01 patch (RE1)
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>Install guide because anons are idiots
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>iso (RE2)
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>Eng patch (RE2)
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>iso (RE3)
drive.google.com
>Eng patch (RE3)
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William Hernandez
Bless you user
Joshua Taylor
Neat. Never noticed. I don't come to RE threads too often.
Nolan Bell
if you have not played a classic RE-game before, do start with RE1. It will give you a bit more chill-time to master the controls and the overall gameplay-loop. RE2's legit made for the veteran fans, and legit throws ya in the middle of action.