Who went to the R.P.D. first? Clair and Leon? or Jill? The emergency ladder is up in RE3 nemesis, but all the doors are boarded up AND the statues are gone . Whats the story? I've looked it up on resident evil wiki, but I'm still very confused.
The Outbreak games have no relevance in this thread...And yes, that is the order, but the question here is how does it canonically work AND make sense. It really doesn't the way that Capcom puts it...However...The order is, Outbreak File 2, 3, then 2. In Outbreak 2, Marvin gets bit. 3, Brad dies and Jill finds Marvin unconcious. In 2, Claire and Leon find Brad's zombie and kill a zombified Marvin.
...This is brilliant. I had always just accepted it and moved on...But now I have new head canon!My headcanon has always been that by the time Jill arrives, there's still a group of police officers still alive and they have barricaded the majority of the police station. And Jill assumes Marvin is already dead, as she's in a hurry. After Jill exits, pursued by Nemesis, the remaining officers try to enact their escape plan, but all die as zombies and/or Irons destroys the barricades. Then Irons activates the electronic locks after everyone's already dead, probably to protect himself. Then some hours later, Leon and Claire arrive, Mr. X is dropped in, Irons kills the mayor's daughter and Ada arrives in search of the sewer/lab entrance.
I'm only going by the notes Leon and Claire find throughout the station left by the remaining officers, so a lot is just assumed on my end.
The Outbreak games have no relevance in this thread...And yes, that is the order, but the question here is how does it canonically work AND make sense. It really doesn't the way that Capcom puts it...However...
...This is brilliant. I had always just accepted it and moved on...But now I have new head canon!
And I think you are just overreacting.
Kennedy didn't say "That isn't how Capcom put it", he basically said "The way Capcom put it doesn't make sense", and he's right about that.
Also, the Outbreak games might be related to RE2 and 3, but that's not what the original poster asked, so in this thread it's not relevant. Doesn't mean it's not relevant in general.
And now, if you desperately need to think that I dislike you because I tried to clarify this, go ahead. I can't stop you anyway, but my advice to you would be not to always flip out just because someone doesn't agree with you.
Talking to her or not, this is a forum. She's free to jump in and say whatever she would like...As long as it's not offensive that is...... What? He didn't say sense so I was confused, and the Outbreak games lead to certain parts of 2 and 3, which I thought was kind of important to this thread, because it makes more sense than just saying Marvin was bit and not having any sources.
I was joking, and I wasn't even talking to you... I don't flip out, I just explain what I'm thinking, and it's not when people don't agree with me, it's when people are saying I'm wrong about a series I've been playing almost my whole life.
Since RE3 is said to begin one day before RE2 and end one day after (or at least I think that's what they say), and the RPD is one of the first buildings you visit in RE3, I suppose Jill was there first. Remember that Brad is also already a zombie when Leon and Claire get there. Of course it doesn't make sense that the doors are first boarded up and then suddenly electronically locked, but it wouldn't make more sense the other way around either.
One thing I've always wondered: Did Jill really just walk past her former workmate Marvin and not realise he was just unconscious, not dead or a zombie? Seems like the master of unlocking is not the master of observation.
My headcanon has always been that by the time Jill arrives, there's still a group of police officers still alive and they have barricaded the majority of the police station. And Jill assumes Marvin is already dead, as she's in a hurry. After Jill exits, pursued by Nemesis, the remaining officers try to enact their escape plan, but all die as zombies and/or Irons destroys the barricades. Then Irons activates the electronic locks after everyone's already dead, probably to protect himself. Then some hours later, Leon and Claire arrive, Mr. X is dropped in, Irons kills the mayor's daughter and Ada arrives in search of the sewer/lab entrance.
I'm only going by the notes Leon and Claire find throughout the station left by the remaining officers, so a lot is just assumed on my end.
Talking to her or not, this is a forum. She's free to jump in and say whatever she would like...As long as it's not offensive that is...
As for relevance, you can play the ENTIRETY of the the numbered games, and not play Outbreak at ALL and still understand EVERYTHING. You already know in RE2 that he was bit. You don't have to SEE it happen to know it. Therefore, it's not relevant. That would be like me saying "Hey, I bought a shoe!" And me saying "Hey, I bought a black shoe!" No matter what you get the same info. One just gives a LITTLE more detail that doesn't change ANYTHING important.
But it's detail that wasn't needed at all. If the original poster didn't even ASK about the Outbreak games, Only asked about 2 and 3, and you can give an explanation ONLY using 2 and 3, then don't throw in other games that don't need to be there. You're only going to potentially confuse the Original Poster even more...It wasn't a contest of "Who knows more about RE" it was a question of "Who enters the police station first?" and Outbreak really doesn't have ANYTHING to do with that.I know, but she made it seem like I was talking to her.
It just gives you more insight into how he got bit in the first place. I can't believe there's a whole argument because I decided to add more detail.
But it's detail that wasn't needed at all. If the original poster didn't even ASK about the Outbreak games, Only asked about 2 and 3, and you can give an explanation ONLY using 2 and 3, then don't throw in other games that don't need to be there. You're only going to potentially confuse the Original Poster even more...It wasn't a contest of "Who knows more about RE" it was a question of "Who enters the police station first?" and Outbreak really doesn't have ANYTHING to do with that.
But you basically did. The questions was simply "Who went to the Police Station First" so how is Outbreak relevant to that at all?Just because the original poster didn't specifically ask about the Outbreak games doesn't mean they aren't relevant. It's not like I went on a whole rant about those games randomly.
But you basically did. The questions was simply "Who went to the Police Station First" so how is Outbreak relevant to that at all?
And I just added that it was a dumb idea to do that...I didn't randomly rant, I just added the fact that Outbreak took place in the police station before any other game.
And I just added that it was a dumb idea to do that...