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pnguin00
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3d, vfx and programming sometimes penguin









What is something the resident evil fandom is NOT ready to hear? 😭 #retwt #residentevil #rebhfun







What’s one thing you dislike about the Resident Evil 4 Remake?







@dmc3lady @poplopilopkilop Say you shoot an enemy 4 times and he doesnt stagger, instead running up on you. Theres nothing can do if the ganado takes a swing. Parry is the only way out because his built in movement inertia prevents you getting out in time. Crouches also sometimes dont work for no reason



I hate Capcom for making The Girl run faster than Grace on insanity mode she keeps catching up wtf 😭


Resident Evil 4 - Verdugo





Hot take: RE4RE Leon is a better character than RE4 Classic Leon. Lots of RE fans lamented Leon being moodier and more serious in Remake, and I get it. Believe me, I do. His constant wisecracks and devil-may-care attitude made RE4 Classic a truly fun experience. However, this really does not fit the established Leon. Think about it: In RE2, he was a boyscout rookie cop. Then in 4, he's a completely different character. He's basically Dante from DMC, with the events of 2 barely being mentioned. In Remake, however, his sass is recontextualized. He still drops quips and one-liners, but this time, it feels more like a coping mechanism to the awful situation he is in. And the trauma of RE2 is more clearly felt, both in a lengthier intro sequence, as well as him clearly having survivor's guilt from failing to save anyone in Racoon City (except arguably for Claire, but she did pretty well on her own). It may be because I became a Resident Evil fan quite late, specifically with RE2 Remake, but I feel that this change fits Leon's continuity far better. And again, I understand the sentiment of missing the old devil-may-care Leon, but from a narrative and characterization standpoint, Remake Leon runs circles around his older counterpart. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.












