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RE6 Why RE6 is one of the best RE's

I feel that leon becoming a government agent along with sherry made him more relevant to storyline, especially since us made dealings with umbrella and the family was the main reason for the country's corruption. Since re6 delves into this the most, ı find leon's utilization the best there along with other returning characters. I wished they delved into government corruption plot much more but vendetta keeps important story info in the novel while infinite darkness is set in the past. Wonder how death island will turn out.

These BioHazard: RE6 bashers spent more energy bashing BioHazard: RE6 than fighting for universal healthcare in the United States of America. If that doesn't put the 'evil' in resident evil, I don't know what does.

A decade since the game originally REleased in 2012, I love BioHazard: RE6 enough to say that Adam Benford philosophically influenced me to pursue a US Presidential campaign of my own. Adam Benford was so close to REvealing US federal government collusion with Umbrella Corporation but Derrick Simmons then assassinated him. Even though Adam Benford was a 3D polygonal videogame character in BioHazard: RE6, he was the truly best USA President of my lifetime!🧠🎮🗳️
 
The reason I am completely done with GameFAQs is because if you say anything they perceive as wrong over there, you get slagged off. There's nothing wrong with liking RE6. It's just part of the action trilogy that is 4, 5 and 6.

I never understood why people hated 5 and especially 6, when they aren't too dissimilar to the gameplay in RE4.

You shoot enemies. Grab items. Pull levers. Run towards doors. Repeat.
 
The reason I am completely done with GameFAQs is because if you say anything they perceive as wrong over there, you get slagged off. There's nothing wrong with liking RE6. It's just part of the action trilogy that is 4, 5 and 6.

I never understood why people hated 5 and especially 6, when they aren't too dissimilar to the gameplay in RE4.

You shoot enemies. Grab items. Pull levers. Run towards doors. Repeat.

CapCom originally intended BioHazard: RE1 to have co-operative multiplayer. Logically, BioHazard: RE5 and BioHazard: RE6 are a sequential REcombination of that original intent with the otherwise BioHazard: RE4 gameplay template!🧠🎮
 
I played RE6 on my PS3 because I used to have a PS3 disc copy but still have a digital copy for PS3.


I would love to buy and play a Japanese PS4 disc copy for livestreaming but on the flipside, the worldwide Steam RElease has a downloadable Arabic subtitles option. I'll probably buy both a PS4 REpublication and Steam digital REpublication. If CapCom added an Arabic subtitles option on home consoles, that would have been a cherry on top with an RE game that I already enjoyed on its' own merits.

 
I have it on ps3 too. I quite enjoyed it there. However my ps3's memory has been wiped out and ı need to start from stratch. I dont think ı'll get it on ps4 though since other than ps3, x360 and pc; re net has been disabled for future ports.

The only explanation is because the latter ports didn't even contain the slightest of new content for BioHazard: RE6.
 
Yep. I certainly miss the genuine RE storylines about viruses in cities and mansions. It seems Capcom is nostalgia daft, which explains why so many replica Spencer estates appear throughout the franchise. But it just feels as if they want to go back to that era, but the action oriented side of it is still their main focus, despite "going back to the roots" with RE7.

But now with the parasites and the mould, it ain't the same series any more, by the look of things. The storylines and bosses are also incredibly far out now. Even for RE standards, they don't feel akin to enemies we faced in RE games on the PS2, etc. More like someone you're bound to come across in Dark Souls or The Howling. LOL.
 
Hollywood is doing the same shit nowadays. Some sequels are set in a different timeline. For example, in the Terminator movies as of late, they ignore the fact that Linda Hamilton was already killed off before the events of the third film, just so old Arnie and old Linda could team up. Then the movie was a critical failure.

LOL. So I see the RE games now as a cash cow. Because I told so many people countless times on shitty, mostly abandoned forums and YouTube that it's all about the dollars with Capcom, and only 2% of people noticed me, or cared. Plus, 98% of forums online are dead. It's quite boring talking to yourself.
 
RE6 is so unappreciated, which is funny, because 6 plays better than 4 and 5. Not being confined to the spot like a moron in 4 and 5 meant you could do more. I'm so glad the RE4 remake made it you could move around. 6 is also the only action RE game with a virus and zombies, while 4 and 5 have villagers, parasites and a non urban feel.

I also feel like CV has been shit on like this too, going off of feedback on forums and YouTube, and even Capcom acting like it's a spin off.

If that's the case, it's still like one of the most important games in the franchise - ever. The Ashfords. Wesker confronting Chris. The Redfield siblings being reunited. So it needed a remake also, but then Capcom skipped it for 4 to make the big dough.

I'm not saying 4 should have been ignored. But it's pretty clear 4 was made a priority choice because it's a legendary game. But I felt as if 4 could have been pushed to 2024 or 2025, so CV could be made first, as remaking games out of order feels kind of strange. However, I know at the end of the day, 4 won because it's the apex or pinnacle of RE to a lot of fans.
 
I watched this video just yesterday regarding RE 6, I think it raises some interesting points about the game
 
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