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Mr X folds the helicopter debris and raises it over his head with one arm and raises the peoples eyebrow at rookie officer Leon Kennedy, camera zooming in. Counter cut to Leon panicking and going for the headshot but only uproots X's hat. Mr Johnson hardens his scowl and advances at a brisk walk as trumpets swell.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 18:16 |
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Vikar Jerome posted:heres your new resident evil film reboot cast Tom Hopper on the other hand is big enough that I'm worried we're gonna have flashback Wesker turn into present day Mr. X which is just Tom Hopper with different makeup and no hair.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 18:38 |
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That's a much better shot, certainly. It makes her look less like an orange-painted skull.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 18:40 |
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Think how much sPoOoKiEr it'd be if Jill had a terrifying head though
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 18:46 |
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Gonna kind of miss how endearing the "Mila Jovovich's husband just makes a bunch of movies to make her wife look badass" movies, but I'm not expecting a good video game movie here either way
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 19:51 |
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RealFoxy posted:Gonna kind of miss how endearing the "Mila Jovovich's husband just makes a bunch of movies to make her wife look badass" movies, but I'm not expecting a good video game movie here either way
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 20:19 |
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Man now I see why the ladies love Carlos, just LOOK at dat rear end
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 20:23 |
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That casting is less offensive to me than the description of the netflix RE thing, but I guess that isn't saying much
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 21:36 |
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gently caress this final nemesis Fuuuuuckkkk
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 22:09 |
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It's still the same lovely schlock factory production company that made the previous execrable movies so my expectations couldn't be lower. And according to the plot leaks it looks like they are throwing out the story, the setting and characters from the games. How does this keep happening? It feels like we have been getting a Super Mario Bros. movie type adaptation of Resident Evil for about twenty years now.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 22:17 |
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WaltherFeng posted:gently caress this final nemesis Yup its a rite of passage. One of the hardest things I've had to do in a video game recently is beat final nemesis on inferno. You have to be almost perfect with your timing even with the dodge manual.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 23:20 |
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Vikar Jerome posted:heres your new resident evil film reboot cast I was trying to remember why Neal McDonaugh seemed familiar, and then I remembered that he was M.Bison in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li. I guess he's been typecasted into playing a villain in poor film adaptations of Capcom properties.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 23:43 |
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Max Wilco posted:I was trying to remember why Neal McDonaugh seemed familiar, and then I remembered that he was M.Bison in Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun Li. I guess he's been typecasted into playing a villain in poor film adaptations of Capcom properties. There are so many better things to remember him from.
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 23:44 |
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WaltherFeng posted:gently caress this final nemesis The game is now Dark Souls. Hope you remembered to grab the burst pistol!
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# ? Oct 6, 2020 23:48 |
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I did it, guys. I had to back to main menu and buy dodge manual and 2 defence coins but with those I was finally able to dodge his attacks semi consistently. What a garbage boss. Good game but the final boss is way too hard compared to everything else.
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# ? Oct 7, 2020 00:30 |
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Doomykins posted:Yeah but who are they going to cast as Ada and Hunk and Irons and Annette and Sherry, you need the cheesy but vital B characters to build up the main protags, try to imagine Claire's arc without getting pissed about Sherry's neglect or Leon without his wife's support! ive been cast to play all those parts
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# ? Oct 7, 2020 00:33 |
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I'm replaying RE2make and I have to ask: is it just me, or do the noises the G-mutants make in the Meat Hallway sound weirdly like singing?
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# ? Oct 7, 2020 19:39 |
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Finished Resident Evil 3 on Easy Mode. Easy Mode doesn't give you a ranking, but based on time and saves, and a rough estimate of the healing I did, I'd say I averaged around a E or maybe a D. Not sure yet if I'm going to do a proper Hard Mode run or not. I had a guide open in another window (the Versus Guide someone mentioned a page or two back) and the maps in that helped in showing where to go and where to find items. That said, now that I've finished the game, I feel like I have a better handle on the layout, and could maybe make my way around easier; I still find the early game very maze-like, but I think it's just a matter of using the in-game map to orient yourself. I have to say that out the original three games, this one seems like the most difficult. Granted, I played in Easy Mode, but I feel like if I had been playing the same way in Hard Mode, I'd have burned through all my ammo. The biggest challenge seems to be dealing with Nemesis. I tried loading my NG+ save and fighting him in the first encounter, but I ended up dying (I think I might have downed him, but I don't know if he stays down until you leave the screen like Mr. X did.) From what I gathered, though, you want to fight him in Hard Mode, because he'll drop weapon upgrades that will be helpful later on. However, it seems like that add something like 3-4 additional boss encounters you have to deal with, which means 3-4 different places where you'd want to put down a save, and where you'd use more health items and ammo. I was going to say that RE3 seems longer (and maybe it is by a small margin), but I feel like the game's more 'stressful' throughout then the previous two, for lack of a better word at the moment. With sections like the Guardhouse in RE1 and the Sewers in RE2, I found they were a little more lax than other areas. With RE3, though, it feels like there's never a section you get to really relax. It always feels like there's a group of enemies just around the corner, or Nemesis is on your tail. Mind you, that's not a complaint, and I think that was what the devs were shooting for. This game also seems to have the most puzzle heavy of the three. I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out the clock puzzle and the water quality puzzle. The clock puzzle was sort of annoying because even though I had the guide open, and read the solution, I couldn't seem to solve it (I think the issue was that you have to do it in the order of past/present/future). The water quality puzzle wasn't so much challenging as much as it was sort of tedious, because it's not really suited to the interface. I have to imagine that's a big time-waster if you're trying to do a speedrun. I dunno; there's more I want to add, but I've been playing the game for the last five hours, and I'm tired. That's what I've got right now.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 07:33 |
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I just played though OG RE3 too, and was pleasantly surprised at the amount of puzzles. Ultimately that's what I really like about the RE games, and I'm not a huge fan of the action heavy parts. Those puzzles really were tough, I didn't use any guides so some took a while. The drat music box one was really tough for me because I'm tone deaf
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 11:47 |
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Ironically, for most people the music box puzzle is probably the easiest in the game, because the game literally tells you the solution. There are two example boxes in the room with the stairs: one that is mistuned and one that is tuned properly. When you play them, the game tells you exactly which combination makes that tune.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 11:50 |
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Medullah posted:There are so many better things to remember him from. Band of Brothers and Star Trek First Contact spring to mind. Minor in the latter but memorable.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 12:06 |
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Cardiovorax posted:Ironically, for most people the music box puzzle is probably the easiest in the game, because the game literally tells you the solution. There are two example boxes in the room with the stairs: one that is mistuned and one that is tuned properly. When you play them, the game tells you exactly which combination makes that tune. Yep, and unfortunately my hearing is so borked I couldn't get it easily. I ended up recording it and doing it very slowly.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 12:12 |
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Max Wilco posted:I have to say that out the original three games, this one seems like the most difficult. Granted, I played in Easy Mode, but I feel like if I had been playing the same way in Hard Mode, I'd have burned through all my ammo. The biggest challenge seems to be dealing with Nemesis. I tried loading my NG+ save and fighting him in the first encounter, but I ended up dying (I think I might have downed him, but I don't know if he stays down until you leave the screen like Mr. X did.) From what I gathered, though, you want to fight him in Hard Mode, because he'll drop weapon upgrades that will be helpful later on. However, it seems like that add something like 3-4 additional boss encounters you have to deal with, which means 3-4 different places where you'd want to put down a save, and where you'd use more health items and ammo. 3-4, 7-8, same difference. As I recall Nemesis will go down for "good" when he lets out a specific dying grunt and a pool of purple blood. Either a briefcase drops or you can inspect his body. Early encounters require some real faith in your pistol ammo and knowing how to dodge the majority of his attacks. The most important tic is that he doesn't like to swing with his tentacle arm so when he boxes you in you run by that side and don't stop, he swings and misses. His drops are really good, you will get nice power boosts in Hard mode. It's a fun change of pace to try to take him down each time.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 15:40 |
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How DO you dodge in RE3 original? I did it a bunch but couldn't quite figure out how I was doing it so I figured it was automatic.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:00 |
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There's a 0.0001 frame window where if you push the right button you do a dodge
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:11 |
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you have to aim and attack on the exact frame that an enemies attack would connect, ive only ever successfully done it on accident anyway the puzzle that always would trip me up wasnt the water puzzle or the music box puzzle but the one where you put the gems in the paintings and it changes the time on the clock. i still have no idea how that one is supposed to work so every time its just randomly putting gems in paintings until one of them works
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:21 |
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I vaguely remember something about the dodge in RE3 Classic actually being automatic to a degree if you play on easy, to the tune of there being a random chance of you just dodging out of the way whenever you are attacked. Can someone confirm/deny?
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:25 |
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it was automatic on easy, just aim and never worry about getting hit
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:27 |
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Max Wilco posted:Finished Resident Evil 3 on Easy Mode. hard isn't hard, hard is normal and you'll have tons of ammo. its totally mislabeled. uhh think we should have probably warned you of that. also theres tons of replayability due to all the randomness and different order you can do things in.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:27 |
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Cardiovorax posted:I vaguely remember something about the dodge in RE3 Classic actually being automatic to a degree if you play on easy, to the tune of there being a random chance of you just dodging out of the way whenever you are attacked. Can someone confirm/deny? I can say I dodged quite a few times in my recent playthrough, and since it was my first time I did it on easy so that would track.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:28 |
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Maybe it's just me, but during my play through of RE3 Remake I couldn't help but feel that Capcom must have hired someone on their staff whose sole job was to just carry around a stick to make sure none of the devs put QTEs into the game. Employee 1: "Ok in this part a car explodes and hurtles directly at Jill. I'll just add a QTE button prompt right here..." Employee 2: "No Quick Times!" *whack* Employee 1: "But there's a giant head/boulder rolling down the street! At least let me put in a button mash!!" Employee 2: "No Quick Times!" *whack* *whack* *whack*
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 16:43 |
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How did the most embarrassing QTE in the series end up in Nest 2 though? Hold forward to not die, oh God, oh God, just ship it, no we don't have time to test the last boss.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 17:30 |
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The last boss was made by the guy who put parries in SF3.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 17:40 |
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Someone needs to make an anti-RE zombie survival game but instead of puzzles you just blast doors in with shotguns and stuff
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 21:07 |
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Medullah posted:I just played though OG RE3 too, and was pleasantly surprised at the amount of puzzles. Ultimately that's what I really like about the RE games, and I'm not a huge fan of the action heavy parts. Those puzzles really were tough, I didn't use any guides so some took a while. The drat music box one was really tough for me because I'm tone deaf I think in the post I made on RE1, I said that it felt like an adventure game, but you also have to deal with fighting and avoiding enemies while managing your supplies. RE3 sort of feels like the first step in the series' transition from being less survival-horror and more action-oriented. I figured out the music box puzzle pretty quickly, but it did occur to me that it would be a pain if you suffer from tone deafness. Doomykins posted:3-4, 7-8, same difference. As I recall Nemesis will go down for "good" when he lets out a specific dying grunt and a pool of purple blood. Either a briefcase drops or you can inspect his body. Early encounters require some real faith in your pistol ammo and knowing how to dodge the majority of his attacks. The most important tic is that he doesn't like to swing with his tentacle arm so when he boxes you in you run by that side and don't stop, he swings and misses. His drops are really good, you will get nice power boosts in Hard mode. It's a fun change of pace to try to take him down each time. The problem, I guess, is that if you're shooting for an A Rank, you've got limit your saves and healing, which makes the Nemesis fights a big risk. Then again, if you're shooting for an A Rank, you maybe don't want to fight Nemesis, as it wastes time. However, if you're not getting the weapon upgrades he drops, then it seems like that would make future fights harder. The dodge system is interesting, but I think the issue with it is that you can potentially get yourself stuck in a corner, where it won't work. It seems like it's key to Mercenaries, where you need to chain dodges and attacks together in order to get time bonuses. I tried Mercenaries mode briefly after finishing the game. I only made a single attempt as Carlos, but I didn't manage to reach the goal in time. 0 rows returned posted:anyway the puzzle that always would trip me up wasnt the water puzzle or the music box puzzle but the one where you put the gems in the paintings and it changes the time on the clock. i still have no idea how that one is supposed to work so every time its just randomly putting gems in paintings until one of them works The clock puzzle tripped me up because I read the solution is to get the middle clock to read 12:00, but it seems like with some combinations, you can get it to read 12:00, but it doesn't register it as solved. I think the gems have to be input in the order of past/present/future for it to work.
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 22:05 |
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I've warmed considerably on RE3 since reading an interview with the game's director where he said they were focused on making a lower budget action spin-off for like 90% of development and had to shoehorn in half the plot last minute when the higher ups decided it needed to be a numbered entry. Whilst it is very flawed I really enjoy the Mercenaries mode and the unlocks vastly improve the single player campaign. Also in light of the remake, I appreciate the randomisation and branching paths much more!
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# ? Oct 9, 2020 23:55 |
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Cardiovorax posted:Ironically, for most people the music box puzzle is probably the easiest in the game, because the game literally tells you the solution. There are two example boxes in the room with the stairs: one that is mistuned and one that is tuned properly. When you play them, the game tells you exactly which combination makes that tune. That part where it showed you a text about the solution to the puzzle is only found in other ports of RE3. In the PSX version, it only plays the tune so if you're tone-deaf then you're kind of screwed trying to solve it.
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# ? Oct 11, 2020 01:17 |
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amigolupus posted:That part where it showed you a text about the solution to the puzzle is only found in other ports of RE3. In the PSX version, it only plays the tune so if you're tone-deaf then you're kind of screwed trying to solve it. i remember this came out when i had a horrible ear infection and i couldn't hear poo poo. the same thing happened in, i want to say, Silent Hill 3? which also had a music puzzle.
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# ? Oct 11, 2020 01:22 |
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WaltherFeng posted:The last boss was made by the guy who put parries in SF3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzS96auqau0
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# ? Mar 29, 2024 15:55 |
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amigolupus posted:That part where it showed you a text about the solution to the puzzle is only found in other ports of RE3. In the PSX version, it only plays the tune so if you're tone-deaf then you're kind of screwed trying to solve it.
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