Xcessive_Evil
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I don't know all the details. However, I'm willing to bet practical Al had something to do with it.
Resident Evil 2 (1998) Ada survives
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Honestly I have no idea how she survives, she does take a beating, but I like Ada. xD and about you saying it's a 'scientific impossibility', it's a game, anything can happen. Ada doesn't have a heartbeat, she has a status bar, which every RE character needs to avoid death by nibblage from zombies xD
codename: HUNK
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Peco;58984 said:
Before RE4, resident evil used to be much more realistic and sciene-based. The incident was all due to a violent breakout caused from a chemical reaction while trying to create the ultimate bio-weapon. Things just start getting weird after RE3. Wesker has super-powers, Leon goes goth, Chris takes large doses of steriods, and those who died all magically come back to life. It may just be a game, but it used to be beleivable to a certain degree. I'm sorry to say, but when it comes to resident evil, capcom has just lost it's touch.
marcel_resident
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in leon b ada trows a rocket launcher to leon i think the true history is
leon b and claire a =)
leon b and claire a =)
codename: HUNK
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marcel_resident;60629 said:
Well, on the old, ps1 version, leon's disk is labled disk 1, and claire's is labled disk 2. Though the order in which the events occur really doesn't change the over-all concept of the story. So really, it's in whichever order you make of it. I don't think it really matters. Personally, i think leon B is far more difficult than any other mode; which is a good thing.
bruno
Chief Researcher
Originally, and confirmed by Wesker's Report, the true story was Leon A, Claire B. However, Wesker's Report in not completely considered canon, and the newest games suggest Claire A, Leon B as the correct story.
However, i like to think the correct story is a mix of both. I consider Darkside Chronicles as the correct scenario, since it's far more logical and Claire and Leon are actually together.
However, i like to think the correct story is a mix of both. I consider Darkside Chronicles as the correct scenario, since it's far more logical and Claire and Leon are actually together.
bruno
Chief Researcher
The TDC doesn't ruin the story like UC did, butchanges it into more emotional.
The darkside Chronicles doesn't change a lot from the original story.
In RE2, it clears up some questions about the "correct" scenarios, Sherry's pendant, what exactly is MR X's objective, while turning it a little more realistic. It also makes Anette a little more human (she cares for Sherry), but still insane. he problem is that it doesn't show as much of Irons and Ben as we'd like to see, but it's much more realistic that way, so i think DSC can replace RE2.
In the CV scenario, Steve is much more mature, still with an inappropriate humour,Alfred is a little less queer, but still obcessed with watching other's suffering and a loser. Alexia is much more childish... don't forget her brain was frozen since she was a child. When she sees that her brother failed to wake her in the correct time and he was very badly wounded, she decided it'd be better if she killed him. I think this is appropriate. Remember: Alexia was a child but Alfred grew up. So, Alexia didn't find her brother funny anymore. It was not the brother she loved anymore. It is explained why Alexia infects Steve but not Claire, and the meeting between Chris and Wesker was removed (that battle didn't fit in CV's environment. It'd also remove some protagonism from Claire - remember Capcom didn't want to give much importance to Chris in this game)
The darkside Chronicles doesn't change a lot from the original story.
In RE2, it clears up some questions about the "correct" scenarios, Sherry's pendant, what exactly is MR X's objective, while turning it a little more realistic. It also makes Anette a little more human (she cares for Sherry), but still insane. he problem is that it doesn't show as much of Irons and Ben as we'd like to see, but it's much more realistic that way, so i think DSC can replace RE2.
In the CV scenario, Steve is much more mature, still with an inappropriate humour,Alfred is a little less queer, but still obcessed with watching other's suffering and a loser. Alexia is much more childish... don't forget her brain was frozen since she was a child. When she sees that her brother failed to wake her in the correct time and he was very badly wounded, she decided it'd be better if she killed him. I think this is appropriate. Remember: Alexia was a child but Alfred grew up. So, Alexia didn't find her brother funny anymore. It was not the brother she loved anymore. It is explained why Alexia infects Steve but not Claire, and the meeting between Chris and Wesker was removed (that battle didn't fit in CV's environment. It'd also remove some protagonism from Claire - remember Capcom didn't want to give much importance to Chris in this game)
Spike991
The Master Of Unlocking
I don't know that the Wesker's Report meant that Ada falling to her death was canon, it is just what they used. Perhaps like when they didn't use Barry to rescue Jill & Carlos...
In any case, I think you are right Bruno, it is a fair mixture of both, just like with the first game. There is a book called Resident Evil Archives, kind of an RE bible if you will, and although I don't have it, I do know that it makes a detailed timeline for the different events in the games, it would surely know.
In any case, I think you are right Bruno, it is a fair mixture of both, just like with the first game. There is a book called Resident Evil Archives, kind of an RE bible if you will, and although I don't have it, I do know that it makes a detailed timeline for the different events in the games, it would surely know.
bruno
Chief Researcher
Wesker's Report is not considered canon now, because most of it is contradicted by the most recent games. If you can understand what's canon or not, then the Report is a good way to understand some bits of the story (don't take it too seriously though).
The same happens to Archives. I don't own it but, by what i heared in forums, it doesn't clear up much, only bringing more confusion and innacurate facts. I'd love to read it anyway.
The same happens to Archives. I don't own it but, by what i heared in forums, it doesn't clear up much, only bringing more confusion and innacurate facts. I'd love to read it anyway.
Spike991
The Master Of Unlocking
Yeah I am sure some of Archives has been overwritten, so to speak, most of it's mistakes are probably just mistranslations anyway.
I am pretty sure it says something about Leon getting drunk the night before and woke up late and that is why he got to Raccoon so late. With what Darkside shows us, at least the waking up late has been remedied in DC.
Also, I heard that there was some sort of new Wesker's Report, rereleased or some such nonsense, and that they ommited the final bit about Sherry being in the hands of The Organization.
Which I think is a real shame, but then again, I have yet to actually see this...so I will reserve judgement.
I am pretty sure it says something about Leon getting drunk the night before and woke up late and that is why he got to Raccoon so late. With what Darkside shows us, at least the waking up late has been remedied in DC.
Also, I heard that there was some sort of new Wesker's Report, rereleased or some such nonsense, and that they ommited the final bit about Sherry being in the hands of The Organization.
Which I think is a real shame, but then again, I have yet to actually see this...so I will reserve judgement.
bruno
Chief Researcher
Spike991;61522 said:Also, I heard that there was some sort of new Wesker's Report, rereleased or some such nonsense, and that they ommited the final bit about Sherry being in the hands of The Organization.
They realy did it. That part in the end was probably something Capcom would use in RE4. they changed their minds and now they decided Sherry was still with the government, not with Wesker.
If they wanted to give a proper continuation to sherry's story, they should have done it or, at least, suggest it in TDC.
Spike991
The Master Of Unlocking
Do you know where a person might be able to watch this? Have you seen it? Also, if you have did they change anything else, perhaps update the scenes from the original to the REmake...
Yeah they either have been saving her all this time, or their procrastinating got the best of them and they just want to drop it, no questions asked.
Although not directly referrencing anything, it would seem that the person who had Leon in the interogation room was Krauser, and it would also explain how Wesker & The Agency would be able to get their hands on Sherry from the government. Perhaps Sherry being Krauser's sales pitch.
Yeah they either have been saving her all this time, or their procrastinating got the best of them and they just want to drop it, no questions asked.
Although not directly referrencing anything, it would seem that the person who had Leon in the interogation room was Krauser, and it would also explain how Wesker & The Agency would be able to get their hands on Sherry from the government. Perhaps Sherry being Krauser's sales pitch.