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@Victor_CB9 @Midvsmi Não vejo problema haver uma fase mais scriptda e "filminho" no começo de um jogo de terror/horror, geralmente é pra construir atmosfera e ir aos poucos te introduzindo ao negócio. Essa fase mesmo do requiem não dura nem dez minuts direito antes de começar a gameplay de verdade.

então iria começar igual o Requiem, uma fase de simulador de caminhada chata e inconsequente antes do jogo de verdade começar. Tiveram a prudência de tirar isso do RE4R mas não do Requiem...

@LavenderGhast Oh, i was commenting more on the fact that re5 definitely has race commentary, wich some people deny it, despite being quite obvious. But his specific point here is bizarre no doubts.

The 'racial conflict' as he says is in regards to "who you're fighting" so the race conflict in his mind is Chris and Sheva going around killing folks. He thinks that, despite "in regards to who you're fighting" is actually to stop the wannabe 'superior being' Wesker to save the people with the help of local agents. He saw it as surface level as Chris shooting black people and decided it was a race conflict with the locals. He didn't say Wesker was in a race conflict he said "who YOU'RE fighting" as in Chris, and had to ignore characters like Sheva and Josh Stone for that narrative.

Worried. I know he's a huge fan but that doesn't automatically translate to a good movie, the first D&D movie was made by a fan.

@LavenderGhast And the female african villian working for Wesker was also just a pawn for him and eventually discarted. Chris also critics capitalism in the beggining of the game. Re5 is not subtle at all inits message.

@LavenderGhast I mean, re5 is about a blonde villian born from eugenics, spreading a virus in Africa with the main goal of creating a new world of perfect human beings. The hero from the last games, Jill, turns blonde when she is under his control. Sheva is only there for diversity sake.