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General Random Thoughts: Biohazard/Resident Evil edition
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A month and 4 days until we have the game.
I bet it will drag now, because I said that.
The bright side is that we'll have a BioHazard REmake videogame even before a wider 'umbrella' of candidates announce a United States 2024 Presidential bid. There's at least two mundane phenomenon that even compete with Kardashian publicity
1) US Presidential bids
2) BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame announcements
This past week, I pumped out 3 political comedy Posts with a BioHazard: Resident Evil flavor.
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Umbrella is Cobra confirmed.
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Can Capcom pull a miracle and fix the rain in the game?! Only time will tell..A month and 4 days until we have the game.
I bet it will drag now, because I said that.
I thank God for giving me BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame franchise as I learned the courage to even "soft launch" a United States Presidential campaign. I don't give an f-bomb about people who will attack me for an Arabic first name because my voter base is the CapCom community (especially BioHazard: Resident Evil videogamers) in the United States of America!
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The Quran condemns drinking even the slightest amount of alcoholic beverage but there's no Quranic comparison between drinking alcohol and using green herbs. BioHazard: Resident Evil videogames have promoted green herbs as health items and even the Quran shares that common ground!
Generally speaking, I enjoy reading about religious textbooks and political party platforms because God created this universe
Generally speaking, I enjoy reading about religious textbooks and political party platforms because God created this universe
Even if Resident Evil videogamers are systematically disadvantaged from organizing a political party in the United States of America, they should at least have the freedom of choice to be Independent voters. After I got a job as an after-school teacher, I began contributing small, monthly donations for voting rights of Independent voters in the United States of America.
God (the universal creator of humanity) very clearly says "There's no compulsion in religion" and by the same logic, God commands no compulsion to be "Democrat or Republican" in the world's largest multiethnic homeland. Want to know something ironic? BioHazard: Resident Evil offers more policy concessions than the United States Democratic Party has offered to Muslim-American voters and generally speaking, religious American voters:
1) Universal healthcare? It's in the Preamble to the United States of America's Constitution, a Quranic verse of Chapter 5, and even championed as a political ideal in the BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame franchise
2) Marijuana? green herbs in general were already acknowledged as beneficial by every religious textbook and even the BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame franchise before the United States Democratic Party pursued liberalization of marijuana
3) God knows what's in your heart? CapCom's BioHazard: Resident Evil franchise indeed acknowledges God as a universal creator of humanity
4) Illusions? Horror videogames (especially the Action-Horror chapters of BioHazard: Resident Evil) mandate the player to acknowledge that not everything is what it seems
God (the universal creator of humanity) very clearly says "There's no compulsion in religion" and by the same logic, God commands no compulsion to be "Democrat or Republican" in the world's largest multiethnic homeland. Want to know something ironic? BioHazard: Resident Evil offers more policy concessions than the United States Democratic Party has offered to Muslim-American voters and generally speaking, religious American voters:
1) Universal healthcare? It's in the Preamble to the United States of America's Constitution, a Quranic verse of Chapter 5, and even championed as a political ideal in the BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame franchise
2) Marijuana? green herbs in general were already acknowledged as beneficial by every religious textbook and even the BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame franchise before the United States Democratic Party pursued liberalization of marijuana
3) God knows what's in your heart? CapCom's BioHazard: Resident Evil franchise indeed acknowledges God as a universal creator of humanity
4) Illusions? Horror videogames (especially the Action-Horror chapters of BioHazard: Resident Evil) mandate the player to acknowledge that not everything is what it seems
If Bio-Organic Weapons ever had a REdeeming quality, it's that they were derived from animals who were already created in a state of submission to a universal creator [God]. This is ironically more RElevant because the United States of America has experienced a spike in atheism!
I know this is a triple post on this thread but I love this thread enough to salvage it with my latest YouTube Community Post on behalf of the BioHazard: RE community!
That's a great find!
And this earlier script was even before CapCom overhauled the role of Brian Irons himself.
2 decades after the song was released, The Real Slim Shady has only became more RElevant to the BioHazard: Resident Evil videogame community!
Umbrella Corps was developed in Unity Engine, an Engine that's technologically superior to RE Engine. That said, Umbrella Corps practically retconned Neo-Umbrella.
You realize they're both quoting Berserk, right?
I completed both RE7 and 8, and for 8, once was honestly enough. I never even played the DLC. When it came out, YouTube was my go to site to enjoy watching it. I just didn't think it looked all that interesting. About the only thing I cared for was to find out if Ethan survived. Then you learn the ending was the same as the main game, and Ethan exists in her memory.
But once I found out they were pretending you were in Silent Hill, I was so put off. I felt betrayed, honestly.
When I look back on those classics and even some of the not so good but passable games, then I saw that, I just knew Capcom were taken mushrooms, and weren't even trying to be in any way original.
But once I found out they were pretending you were in Silent Hill, I was so put off. I felt betrayed, honestly.
When I look back on those classics and even some of the not so good but passable games, then I saw that, I just knew Capcom were taken mushrooms, and weren't even trying to be in any way original.