Did Leon actually ever met Jill Valentine?

[KevinStriker]

None of that implies Jack K is gay, only that he overestimates himself with his big talk.

And that's your interpretation. That's all these really are.

 

[Turo602]

Except Shinji's not at Capcom anymore. Unless he stated REmake invalidated RE1 while he was still employed there, I don't think that's his call to make anymore.

Well, he made the game and changed/expanded the canon which pretty much hasn't been touched. Besides, that's not the point.

If the Umbrella/ Darkside Chronicles are truly canon, then we are to say that Alexia and Wesker never fought, Claire and Wesker never met, Chris and Wesker never had their showdown at the Antarctic base, Chris and Jill never split up in the Spencer mansion, Rebecca was never shot in the chest, and Barry never turned on Jill and Wesker never manipulated him into doing so. This leaves us with one lacklustre canon story. Also, how would Chris know that Wesker is still alive and has gained super human strength if we go by the Chronicles events, for the two don't meet again on Rockfort Island? While it is acceptable for the Remake to replace the original, and for Code Veronica X to replace Code Veronica, I wouldn't say the same when it comes to either of the Chronicles replacing 1, 2, 3, and Code Veronica X.

As the guys at Capcom are really inconsistent with the Resident Evil franchise and apparently don't do their jobs 100%, it is left to the fanbase to piece things together. All contradictions need questioning - be it the Chronicles games or the supplement material (back story). Using the whole 'facts are facts, regardless of opinion...' (thing) is an easy way to win an argument when you have little else to offer. I mean how factual can the 'facts' be if they don't make actual sense? Something stated about something is not believable if it doesn't add up. All you need is a brain to work it out Now, the creators can state anything they like about their own work, but they shouldn't expect their creations to be taken as intelligent, valid, or acceptable by fans (and the critics).

You seem to ignore that the games themselves are canon so yes, Wesker and Alexia did fight and etc. etc. Both sets of games are canon, even if contradicting. This is nothing new to the series as it was this way since the very first entry with both Chris' and Jill's scenario being canon even though there's no such ending where Barry and Rebecca make it out alive together. Just like with both scenarios from RE1, it's the unique and more telling parts of each game that are fact to the series' timeline. Questioning it is no good because all you'd be doing is trying to apply logic to entertainment. Especially a form of entertainment that thrives on the illogical. Capcom isn't trying to make an intelligent statement with these games and if fans are too stubborn to accept that, then they're the idiots.

Also, @Maddy7 I spoke to God and he says that you don't know any Capcom employees.

 

[Venomous Oddball]

Well, he made the game and changed/expanded the canon which pretty much hasn't been touched. Besides, that's not the point.



You seem to ignore that the games themselves are canon so yes, Wesker and Alexia did fight and etc. etc. Both sets of games are canon, even if contradicting. This is nothing new to the series as it was this way since the very first entry with both Chris' and Jill's scenario being canon even though there's no such ending where Barry and Rebecca make it out alive together. Just like with both scenarios from RE1, it's the unique and more telling parts of each game that are fact to the series' timeline. Questioning it is no good because all you'd be doing is trying to apply logic to entertainment. Especially a form of entertainment that thrives on the illogical. Capcom isn't trying to make an intelligent statement with these games and if fans are too stubborn to accept that, then they're the idiots.

Also, @Maddy7 I spoke to God and he says that you don't know any Capcom employees.

... Whaaa?