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RE6 .

I remember seeing that while watching footage from that port. I dont think it looks like a good feature. It makes the easy qtes even more easier to the point they dont even show during gameplay. Never understood why many get annoyed by them that much in re6, they are so easy. In re4 and re5, they are more difficult, particularly the mashing ones and in re5, the ones with correct button presses also feel tricky. But in re6, it's so much easier than ever before.
My thumbs get tired when doing QTEs. I never liked them. Specially in harder difficulty. I hater RE6 because of QTEs but after playing on switch with auto QTEs feature i have started to enjoy RE6.

It can be turned off but i always keep it on. QTEs play like cutscenes. Which make gameplay so smooth for me. Same for RE5.
 
I only ever played and 100% trophies on PS3 and PS4. It’s one of the easier platinums to get but getting the multiplayer DLC trophies was a serious drag. I didn’t mind Survivors which had a match where a group was just standing around emoting and not fighting, it was one of the strangest MP experiences I ever had.

Siege I seriously disliked boosting and was probably my least favorite part of going for 100% trophies. I never attempted to get the S ranks in chapters before.

There is also No Hope difficulty that I never completed, one day I might revisit it if I decide to do a full series playthrough on hardest difficulty.
 
By the way, can the tutorial section in RE6 be skipped? Whenever I began a new game, RE6 always made me take Helena into the room with the police car. And this is actually a part of the game that occurs later on. So I really wish this could be skipped. I guess it can't.
 
I don't fully agree with this list on WhatCulture.

"Never" is a strong word to describe characters they feel will not be coming back. "Unlikely" seems like a better choice.


Jake and Billy are my top picks for the characters I most want to see return, along with Alex and maybe Sheva, and Josh. I do think about Carlos too, and I still don't know if Nicholai is actually dead. But if Capcom doesn't care about them, that's the reason they've never been brought up again. They could have them all return if they really cared enough, but they don't.

It can be possible in other franchises, even if they are non canon entries.

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That's the sink where people go to wash their hands of Capcom.

Joking.

I think RE6 has the best character arc for Chris. He's lost too many men. Out for payback. Kicking ass at any cost.

Nobody can say "RE6 has too much action" when that's true of 4 and 5.

4 = 🥇
5 = 🥈
6 = 🥉

🤔

So they prefer games where you cannot move and shoot, but when Capcom decides to allow you to move and shoot, they don't like that. WHAT!? 😂

RE6 has too much action. OK. We will make RE7 horror. God strewth. RE7 has too much horror. OK. RE8 will have more action. Uh...

Ah! Ah! Uh! 😵 💣 💥

You know!? It's just crazy.

 
You would think with Jake and Alex being related to Albert, Capcom would have wanted to involve these characters more than they've been doing.

Having Chris or Leon in every mainline game is a bit overdone. I feel that when they are involved, the games are not scary. I have always preferred horror games where being overwhelmed as an ordinary person is a compelling engagement. Then if they keep returning, they end up macho, or with additional powers.

This is why I love the games about the town of Silent Hill, because everybody is normal, and has no veteran status. So it's not like the MCU, where in the RE or Capcom universe, the heroes are cocky and too strong.
 
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