@heavyxeyed Yeah but that's not what we're talking about. The story is a core part of the identity of the Resident Evil franchise. To completely disregard it when talking about an RE adaptation because you personally don't give a shit about stories in games is ridiculous.
@Nostalgia_REBH I mean fucking hell, both RE4 and RE5 have tank controls, literally the only difference between those and the classics is fixed cameras, but they otherwise control the same
@hope_indecay I mean tbf, RE4 is when Resident Evil started really divulging from its core identity, with Las Plagas being a very different threat than the T-Virus. I feel like a more apt comparison is G-Birkin in RE2, which I feel like is the main basis for the monsters in this movie
@redfieldsrookie Even if you look at a game like RE4 which does have a shop, you literally can't sell key items until you can't use them anymore, so this situation is impossible in any scenario
@G0ffThew I fucking hate WTRC man. It's the most "Hey look the thing you like but not really!" thing in the world. They have the visuals pretty much ripped from the game, but then the story is a weird amalgam of RE1 and RE2 that's faithful to neither of them
@TrapperDStar America literally doesn't have geography in its curriculum. They don't even teach you the states, let alone other countries. It's actually abysmal living here
@Cheesebrackers Foghorn makes a comment after he gets trapped like "I don't pay you to laugh, Senator!" And like, of course the government is being payed off by the big corporation. It's awesome that the filmmakers were willing to acknowledge how screwed up the system is
@chadthedad7 To me, the control chips make Order 66 even more tragic. The Clones are being forced against their will to kill their friends and comerades
@fleischertoons I don't get what part of "the aged look of the 16mm was not what the original coloration looked like" can't get through their thick skulls