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Yeah, I recently learned this issue was in the 3DS version as well, and so I updated my description to include a link to the video I learned that from.

According to a video by Kong Kompendium this issue started on the 3DS version: th-cam.com/video/cqYcUCUFE4U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ioPpr5cJ8v_dDRPO

Wasn't aware of that, thanks for the info.

I disagree. I fail to see how: Carlos: "Calm down, lady. I’m no zombie. My name is Carlos, corporal of Umbrella’s Biohazard Counter Measure Force. What’s your name?" Jill: "Jill. Did you just say you belong to Umbrella’s army?" Carlos: "Yeah. We came all the way out here to save your civilians, but the mission went bad the minute we landed." Jill: "Wait. I have to ask you something." Carlos: "I know. You wanna ask me out. All the foxy ladies have my accent. It drives them crazy." Jill: "What? Keep dreaming. Tell me, why did Umbrella send your team in?" Carlos: "We’re here to rescue the civilians." Jill: "Don’t lie to me! Umbrella is the reason why this whole mess began!" Carlos: "Look, we’re just mercenaries. Hired hands. You really think the master would tell his dog why he has to retrieve the stick he just threw?" is "1000%" less believable than: Carlos: "Listen, I promise you're in good hands. I'm with the Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service. U.B.C.S. for short." Jill: "Are you kidding me? Are you fucking kidding me? You guys are the ones who caused all of this!" Carlos: "Whoa whoa whoa whoa. What are you talking about? You don't have to trust me, but I'm going to the shelter. You comin'?"

@xxglitchygamesxx1038 because these are people in professions of arms undergoing apocalyptic levels of stress. Spend some time around police and soldiers and let me know how restrained they are about their use of swear words. It's how these people talk. This is a weird gripe, and I'm not sure why you're clutching your pearls over this.

Consider this rhetorical. I'm not interested in responding further to someone whose entire argument comes down to "I disagree" without any supporting facts or thoughts beyond that. This video was a huge waste of my time. This is all of the engagement your page will get from me.

My "entire argument" is in the video, which I'm not sure you watched the entirety of because you'd know "I disagree" is not the whole of my argument. You did not provide an explanation of how the original game dialogue (which I showed in the last comment) was somehow "1000%" less believable than the remake dialogue.

Hey! Thanks so much for the comment. Resident Evil became my third favorite gaming series behind Zelda and Metroid when I played the whole series for the first time in 2020 (previously I'd only played RE 5). I hear you about how jarring the difference is lol. About the characters swearing, they probably didn't seem like the type to swear like that because they originally weren't lol. And yeah, I found it annoying how much Claire and Leon swore as well. As I mentioned in the video, you can literally be winning, defeating enemies with ease, and they're cussing up a storm. I would have shown an actual comparison with RE 1 and its remake and their swears, but the video was already 30 minutes long (I actually wanted it no longer than 15 minutes) and didn't want to make it too long. One thing I remembered was interesting, and wanted to touch on but again I didn't want the video being too long, was Mathijs de Jonge, the director of some of the Killzone (and now Horizon) games, made mention about swearing in video games and how he felt they had too much in Killzone 2 and were conscious of that in Killzone 3: "In Killzone 2 we ended up with too much of it, the thing about swearing is that it's highly effective when it's done right, and in Killzone 3 I think there's some swearing but if feels a lot more impactful. It's at the right times. In total, I think there's seven 'f*** yous' and one 'mother***er'. I think that's fine." I just think that was interesting he was saying that back in 2011.

He did talk about this. Ultimately everyone won't act the same in a situation. There are some who just won't curse despite the situation they are in. In general for these characters in the previous games, they didn't have a need to swear at that time-though it could have been easily written that they could. To add to this, regarding who they are, he personally feels it doesn't fit their character and he discusses why.

​​@JonnyM2C show me the video where he's talking about Resident Evil 4 remake because I don't see it nowhere on his channel. And if he feels that they curse too much hey that's his opinion it don't bother me that much because I seen people curse more than these characters in this game

Lol they do need their mouths washed 😆 There isn't a part about RE 4 remake because I didn't play it lol. I lost interest in the remakes of RE because of my issues laid out here (and other issues I didn't discuss) What Jonny was getting at was the part where I say it's valid for people to say they would be swearing in those situations, but that there are people who wouldn't just as well as there are those who do. My issues wasn't that they "swore too much" per se, more so that these are remakes changing the source material so dramatically. I too have seen real people who swear more lol.

@xxglitchygamesxx1038 i understand and thank you for confirming about Resident Evil 4 remake because Leon is basically the only one in that game that has a potty mouth 😂 not as bad as Jill and Carlos though. I don't know I think maybe Capcom is trying to get with the modern times because back then swearing wasn't really popular in games. I know in Final Fantasy 7 original, it had swearing in the subtitles but even those were just symbols. That's the only game that I noticed it in. Cid was terrible, lmao. When I was in high school, I was actually made fun of not swearing like the others 😂😂 and yeah I have family members that will say the f word every 2 minutes. I'm like, what the hell? I thought I was bad, lmao

Yeah, I'm not sure exactly when swearing heavily became mainstream in games, but I know Conker's Bad Fur Day was in 2001 (though the F word was bleeped). Sorry you were made fun of, people shouldn't be attacked over their choice of vocabulary. And yeah, I don't know why Capcom is doing this lol, if I recall correctly though, some of the new RE games have Western writers so that might have something to do with it.

i would guess they're supposed to be looking for the girl from the DLC and since she's not there they bug out??? that is the best i could come up with