Resident Evil: Village - So Disappointing, It's Scary
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Resident Evil Village gets pretty much everything wrong about the Resident Evil formulas, whether they be survival horror or schlocky action.
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@@justrandomstuff6828 Rool 34 probably has it by now
@@justrandomstuff6828 man out here asking the real questions
@@PanMan47 shhh. Dont spoil. Might have to delete this!
Huh??? The video says it was released an hour ago but your comment says 3 hours, how does that work
People who like RE Village 🤝 People who hate RE Village
"Why couldn't Chris just tell Ethan why he killed Mia at the beginning"
That's what I've been saying too!! By the gods! As Ethan would say, "WHy!!"
Because the story had to happen
Let's just say Chris knew Ethan was a *spoiler*. And with all of his previous experience , was just trying his hardest not to boulder punch his face off
And where on that list is people who want to brutally murder everyone who hates this game
That would have made it too easy lmao
The major warning signs came from the developers saying, "we had feedback that RE7 was too scary, so we toned in down for RE8". WTF?! Your horror game being too scary is negative criticism?! That's like saying, "Our racing game has too many cars in it"
Of course the generation of tiktok and easy games would say the last map is the worst
Im convinced that people are getting dumber and dumber every year
@@__Nicholas__ it was a horror
Okay true...but car games do use car count to excuse/sell terrible games.
@@iasked147You see, people don't like having to think. Of course immidiately when you can't just walk a straight line it's too complex.
@What77778 agreed. No one would say RE7 was too scary 😅. They make up anything. With that being said, I really liked village as well.
The writing for Chris is horrific. The fact that they address it in the game by having one of his comrades call him out ("that he should've told Ethan") makes it a 1000 times worse.
Totally 👍👍 it just sucked to watch him swap dialogue.......or fail to, even when it would substantially reduce Ethan's understandable distress 😞
Sometimes I feel that the more inflated the franchise is, the more the emphasis lands on cutscenes - which usually contain writing you 'might' be able to get away with in a short cutscene....but the longer the exchanges go on for, the more waitwhowhatthef@ck ?! moments occur. Or it's a Cringe Festival.
More than once I wondered if Chris had hit his head during the gaps in separate RE's. Then there's that mass he put on really fast, he stopped punching boulders - he makes the boulders fight each other 🙃
I mean he's a dude struggling with ptsd and crazy shit on the daily I mean him being a flawed human is ok the fact they even pointed it out is good as well
@@RaNgErs_Rep flawed human = I'll shoot this guy's "wife" in the head twenty times, right in front of him, without any explanation, no need to elaborate and hey, at least I said "I'm sorry, Ethan" lol
🤣
I agree that he is flawed and has ptsd, but that part of the story was literally insane and was only done to keep the "Is Chris the villain?"-narrative going, it was a huge part of the promotion leading up to the release too.
@@marwellie to be fair I should have clarified as I said yes done so mutch shit seen everything so his thought of best choice would logically be diffrent. But yea they could have handled it better like sedating Ethan.. lol
This is honestly my only real major issue with the game. Why were the winters relocated so close to the origin of the mold, why did Chris just take rose after shooting fake Mia without telling ethan anything, why didn't he try and work with Ethan after realizing ethan has already made it to the village
RE4 hides its linearity with a sense of adventure. You don’t feel like you’re going through levels of a game, you feel like you are going on a wild rollercoaster ride and the Village and Castle are the backdrop. The Island is where the linearity starts to show more, but there’s enough action that you probably don’t care.
RE Village doesn’t have a sense of adventure, since it goes more quiet and suspenseful route compared to RE4 but the suspenseful route works more with a choice based open-world which unfortunately it doesn’t have.
RE4's action and level design are also just a lot better. RE Village just has too many flaws. They could've hid treasures in many places with the shinies, but nope... there's not a whole lot of them hidden. The game has stretches where you go without encountering a new shiny spot to shoot for hours (assuming your first time through). And there's barely any weapon upgrades to find in Village, most of the extra stuff you do results in treasure you can sell. Upgrading weapons at the shop also isn't spaced out properly. You go through like half of the game without being able to upgrade any of your weapons to a new level.
Those are just a few flaws, but... the game has A LOT of issues. Still a decent game overal, but both RE7 and RE8 are at the bottom of the mainline games for me. And I played through them in the best way possible, all in VR.
I thought we'd get to pick which lord we want to fight first when they put them all on the map
Huge missed opportunity
Nothing missed there. How tf are you gonna balance something like that?
@@shmekelfreckles8157 think like the different bosses in legend of zelda breath of the wild
@@shmekelfreckles8157 Adaptive difficulty, son
@@shmekelfreckles8157 Idk, actually putting some effort and thought into the game game design? Nah that's too hard, just make the game linear and decrease the player's damage on higher difficulties. Job done!
Did anyone else think that the castle arc should've been way longer? It's such a big castle and there could've been so many more encounters like re4.
It would be great if the castle area was longer. I'd rather be in the castle longer than in the moreau area. That place is so boring.
@@NoKidsNoProblem I genuinely thought the castle will be the whole game. I got so disappointed when it ended and it felt like more than half of it was unexplored.
@@MasterOfCookies8 absolutely. There were still so many places to go. I wish they extended the castle and cut the moreau part out entirely. He is my least favorite Lord. Donna's section should have been longer as well.
I also thought that most of the game would take place at the castle, but turns out it was indeed very brief 😞
@@NoKidsNoProblem my favorites mirandas lord parts are lady mitri and donna I didn't like the other 2. karl part was my least favorite I pref moreau part over it.
The biggest mistake when it comes to RE Village for me is that they showed castle and there was so much hype around it and Lady D, so I was quite annoyed when I saw they basically just full autoed castle part and move u to some other shitty places. Castle should've been last place u can unlock and explore. With how big the thing is, they could've made so many paths and hidden places for u to explore and put Megamycete under the castle in some secret place, just how FromSof placed Old Chaos under the castle of Eleum Loyce behind throne in Dark Souls 2. Make castle mean something and make the grandios reveal of the women who was a huge influence in the grand scheme of RE universe.
You cant even re-enter the castle after you kill lady D. SO if you left anything in there you cant get it. I really thought the castle was gunna be like the bulk of the game.
Same.@@smexizool
It was stale. They already had a European peasant village and castle in 4… talk about being redundant of fresh ideas. And this is a professional dev team we’re talking about. And that aside, the entire game was just 💩 💩 💩 Unfortunately, just because Capcom have been churning out successful remakes, it doesn’t mean canon sequels will be good (as they continually demonstrate). The franchise died at 4… time to let it go.
I agree with some of your points the castle definitely should of been longer, bigger, and better but I think placement wise it should have gone by the Lord's cadou affinity so Moreau should have been first followed by Donna then dimitrescu and finally heisenberg. I also thought they should have really done more with Donna's part it's just to quick and there's no action even the boss fight isn't even a real boss
Pap10p
Can I just say how nonsensical the layout of the Dimitrescu Castle is? The main entrance is through a side door a couple of rooms away from the "main hall"; the foyer, which should be the main entrance, actually leads to the chapel where you fight Lady D. It's like you entered the Spencer Mansion through the guest house, then the main hall led to the lab.
that's actually hilarious
I jokingly called this game "Ethan gear solid" during my playthrough because how much plot was spoken to you and how alot of the bosses felt like MGS villians but "horror"...then Chris made a Mad Max tank and told you to fight mecha-heisenburg and my joke became reality
@MeatHeadMeerkat “not it’s actually not a funny joke”
Lol what? 😆
@Nemesis 86 that's not the plot. thing happen in front of your eyes is plot. thing that already happened is lore.
@@mdd4296 yup
I think some bosses do involve that horror trope for mgs such as brain washed child soldiers, vampires, cursed fortune, a part plant hermit grey beard, some ghosts too. The games are a lot more chilling than the typical bond plot with tons of occult and paranormal characters. The mgs3 fury reminded me of some Soviet punk horror characters - he has space madness too and has a gimmicky horrifying weapon in flame throwers and looks like a pre 50s version of the terminator. Creepy x files stuff.
Chris: "Ethan, stay under the radar by taking this tank I built and blowing shit up"
Ethan: *visibly confused*
“As she rides around on a dragon”
No no. She IS the dragon.
@Ivan Golubić "but muh magic mold"
@Ivan Golubić It's really weird how her humanish torso is like sticking out of the top of the dragon. Why not just be the dragon?
@Ivan Golubić it can be excused as a reference to Dracula, the most commonly known vampire, whose name translates into Son of The Dragon
@Ivan Golubić still the most possible explanation
@Ivan Golubić thats where your wrong shes not a vampire she has a health condition of which makes her drink blood
Every time Resi gets successfully reinvented, capcom ruin the next installment by insisting "well if you like that, surely you'll love it with more action and explosions"... They dont know how to make a sequel without turning the action dial up to 11 or starting again from scratch.
2 of my biggest disappointments is boss ai, lady D does not pursue you nearly as aggressively as she should its completely tensionless. this goes for many of the bosses. they could even scale it so the more of her daughters you kill the more aggressive her patrols become.
and then the haunted house with the doll lord, man just wow. they really had a blazing iron there with the amount of psychological fuckery they could do and they just refused to strike it.
and i loved factory most interesting part of the game, i loved the freaky cyborg zombies.
I actually liked this game.......like a lot, BUT they marketed castle Dimitrescu wayyyyyyyyy to much
I wish it lasted longer tho
they didn't want the spoil the rest?
@@ThiagoSilva-gb2iv Yeah that was my thought. Plus it's a nice surprise to know that you think the game is gonna be Ethan running through one castle against some vampire chick and it turns out that there are 4-regions and the castle is just one of them. I love it when a game only gives you the impression it's smaller because you get more and you're actually surprised by it.
@@thaddeuscheeleyjr.369 exactly, the game wasn't anything that I was imagining in a very good way
Every RE game sells on the first part of the game
What's funny about the animal skull is, I was watching Markiplier play it out of curiosity to see what the game is like and he didn't even know the door was locked. He picked up the head, crawled under the space, fought the witch, picked up the head and noticed it had 2 notches and just put it on the statue, and walked out having never known the door locked behind him when he picked up the head.
@Kiyoat we've ascended brain death for the puzzles, the brain doesn't even need to exist for them to be solved
You guys realize this isn't supposed to be a puzzle right? You seem to completely misinterpreting it.
I did the same
@@graphite7898 I'm curious what the point of it was then. If it wasn't meant to be a puzzle of some sort, why bother locking the door behind the player?
@Kiyoat that goes for every single "puzzle" in this game lol.
I loved Village. This guy is very critical but his points are valid and the video is well made.
Agreed, Village wasn’t a bad game, it had its moments but I did agree that it doesn’t feel like an RE game, it just feels like it’s own thing
No he just says "im gonna do this, but nooo a cutscene a cutscene"
Not trying to fight or be mean, just genuinely curious... what did you like about it? I mean it's terrible. I really don't get what people liked. It's just sooooooo bad.
@@RichieThe13th Are you saying that Resident Evil Village is a legit terrible game?
@@Tool0GT92It’s a well-polished game but the mechanics/gameplay just suck
I thought I was alone as an RE fan, hated village. It was dull, repetitive, and genuinely insulting after the masterpiece that was 7. "We thought we went too far with the horror in 7" No you outdone yourselves and spectacularly, you idiots.
You can't complain the game is repetitive when re7 had 3 enemy types that weren't bosses
@@lucascharette7743it really wasn't an issue considering how many boss fights there are
I love how Capcom were self-aware of the useless inventory; they added a challenge requiring you to not move any item in your inventory.
lmfao good observation
It sounds to me like this guy is angry about Capcom making Resident Evil more accessible to the masses. That's really what all this comes down to. Puzzles and inventory management are stupid easy. Its linear so you always know where to go and what to do because everything is straight forward. Characters are bland so that Capcom doesn't trigger too many SJWs. Basically its Resident Evil for Everyone, and that why he hates it so much. To be honest, I can't fault him for that. Its all about the money, not art and not the player experience. Just the money...
@dev null the game tries to channel RE4 with the tetris inventory and key items and merchant but doesn't understand anything about what made RE4 good. That game had varied and interesting level design and constant combat punctuated by quiet time....great pacing. This game you're just pushing through empty corridors most of the time. Level design is nonexistent...just featureless corridors and rooms.
@@woulfhound everything acessible to the masses is bad
I achieved this not realizing moving things around in the inventory was always an option.
7:10 “And this is where we see the gaping hole in Lady Dimitrescu,”
Lmao 🤣🤣
the good ending
Sex joke
Voodoo 1, Viper's on station. Your journey ends here, Pilot. The skies belong to me. Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.
@@opgroundzero2.0 I’ve got good tone.
To be fair, I really liked village, but you raised a lot of good points here!
The experience of the game was enough for me, I'm just here for the vibes and spooks. But I can see how someone who was here for the "Res formula" would have issues with village.
same with RE4. village at least felt more like a RE game
no doubt. the game wasnt bad it just had some "bad" things about it especially when youre looking from a critiques perspective.
But why would you ever want a game to follow "a formula"? The RE Formula is ancient. Let the game evolve and branch out.
@@RainbowDollyPng because that's what successful franchises do. you want to keep the magic and the fans you have and gather new fans too. at the end a company wants to make as much money as possible, which is totally fine. "evolve and branch out" is the wrong term. like RE4 and village. those games aren't real RE games as they don't feel anything like RE. both games are fun to play though and were successful.
evolving in the formula were things like the camera angles from fixed to OTS to first person, the quick turn, the crafting system and other quality of life improvements.
what RE4, RE5, RE6 and village did was completely changing the game and genre. there was no evolving
@@bepohal well using purely subjective terms like “feels like RE” is obviously problematic because people will disagree with you right off the bat. Also your distinction for “change versus evolution” is completely arbitrary. The connective tissue in the franchise is still apparent to me, RE didn’t just suddenly become a different franchise at 4 lol
the Vampire woman was so non-threatening. Too many rooms she cannot enter and then she has no gap-closing move, so you can evade her so easily. She should have been able to extend out her nails to stab you from across the room, or she should have been able to magically shut doors that you are trying to enter and then you have to do a quicktime to force them open, in which time she can reach you and kill you... anything. They bungled her
For 90% of players it was still hard enough. Because only the 10% of gamers are good and it was easy for them since they avoided attacks without fear. The majority is not that good and had a hard time even on easier difficulties. I think It's reasonable to make a game this way because the bad majority needs to be able to complete the game without dying every minute and for the real gamers it is still a challange on VOS difficulty. Criticism is needed here but the difficulty is always a non pleasing topic. Hard games for the majority will usually be easy for a small portion of good gamers. You need safe rooms for those who aren't extremely good with movement and mechanics. I seen a lot of very good players die over and over on VOS difficulty
Honestly had something to do with how combat work in this game or at least they tried keeping it with the spirit of RE7 but you can't have Ethan dodging or countering enemies like they're leon or Chris You practically just distance a bit and face tank everything with guard.
Well yeah, she's easy to avoid, but she becomes more difficult when her daughters materialize and trap you between them and her. And after you kill them all off, then it's just a breeze to just hide from her, and move around. Imagine that becomes quite the distressing event on VoS.
Whereas Mr. X can enter most rooms in the RPD
@@Archdornan9001 Both her and MR X are garbage and not scary at all :D
RE7: I like the beginning part
RE8: I like the end part
just staple them together
@@lekuba7679 yes, play through both of them as one
So I guess RE 9 is gonna have a good middle for Mayo?
RE 9: I dislike the whole game
Pretty much
Came for the Thicc Vampire Lady, stayed for the Thicc Charismatic Merchant.
He looks cute no homo
Ran from the Giant What-The-Fetus.
you just want to clean his dirty asshole, he cant do it himself, hands cant go all around there
@@yousini No, I want to have a conversation sit close to the edges of a mountain, witnessing the sunset while we eat some nice desserts with some good hot beverages.
I ended up staying for the karl heisentron fight
The castle was marketed so heavily that it was made to seem like a huge part of the game, but it ended up being very underused all things considered
Scary how many people think this game is a "masterpiece"
One thing you missed about the orange tile puzzle is that the lights actually turn green whenever a correct tile color is chosen, so its even easier than you what you said. You don't even need to look at the reference paper, just hit each tile until a green light pops up and so on.
My god
How do you even make a puzzle like this?
Good puzzles = trilogy original project zero, resident evil remake, resident evil 3 original.
Something that looks like a puzzle but it's not a puzzle = the game of this video.
Even RE4 had better puzzles than this
Literally resident evil 2 remake's chess piece puzzle is better than this.
we found the only resident evil village video without lady d in the thumbnail, boys
Because he ain't thirsty XD
He ain't no simp.
Guess he didn't wanna hop on the simp bandwagon like everyone else. He's a real nigga
@@sbj97 I didn't really see the appeal with her, yeah she's tall but it didn't turn me on like everyone else who laid eyes on her
What a Chad
I'm not going to hold any punches with what I'm about to say... marketing Lady Dimitrescu as a main character and major villain in trailer/gameplay, then killing her off in the beginning of the game was a grimy, pathetic, manipulation tactic. It worked splendidly for the Capcom though since everybody lost their minds over the very tall, busty, curvy, thick vampire mutant woman. She damn near broke the internet. The voice actress did a phenomenal job. Lady Dimitrescu might not of been the primary antagonist and final boss, but having a satisfying experience getting to understand her character and personality would have made her legendary, especially if we got to fight her five times like they did with Jack Backer back in Resident Evil 7. Every time you face off against her, she becomes more and more aggressive, her fighting style and powers become harder to deal with as she's slowly mutating into something worse. "Nope forget that lets use her to sell our shitty little sequel because sex sells, who doesn't love some big-ass titties and a fat ass, am I right boys?" Piss off...
Wasn't even marketed that way in the beginning. It was the people who jumped to conclusions that she had a bigger role and going tall vampire milf. If anything it was smart of them to play along with the thirsty Simps. In fact the major marketing point at the beginning was Chris seemingly being evil yet people just focus on Lady D for no real reason other than horny. You reap what you sow.
@@NinjapowerMS That's even more pathetic. I get it she's eye candy, but so is every hot social media influencer and pornstar on the internet. Why do people get so...hot and bothered by a CGI character, i guess the same goes for dudes paying for Only Fans to see their crush's feet or nipple. In reality they all sex workers care about is money, they have boyfriends who are smashing them out, and you just sold your soul because of lust.
Look at how humanity gravitates towards the seven deadly sins more than the seven divine virtues. If you look at them objectively without being religious bias, it makes you think about how barbaric our society still is, even though we all think were so advanced. Stay safe out there, NinjapowerMS.
The game should have just been the castle and lady D
TBF, IIRC they didn't start leaning heavily on Lady D for the marketing until _after_ the internet got collectively thirsty for Vampire Mommy.
She wasn't even a good character...
Another thing about Village, I was able to beat multiple boss fights in one try. Something I don’t think I’ve ever done in any Resident Evil game before.
Mayo: RE8 castle is the worst map in the franchise.
RE3 remake map design: Am I a joke to you?
RE6 straight corridors: "I'm just glad everyone forgot about me"
Local Fan re survivor and gaiden: 👁👄👁
@@wing_ston_902 "you're blinded by nostalgia" is your excuse for someone saying the map plays poorly lok
R3make's map was actually really fucking well designed, with lots of beautiful and intricate areas the player never visits. The original map was fully and dynamically interconnected, and was only cut off by barricades of cars after higher ups decided to axe all the stuff the devs already put in the game
@@theshermantanker7043 no it wasn't. Not at all.
Not in the final product. But the scrapped areas are good
Surprised he didn’t talk about how Chris is so insufferable in this game. Literally, he goes from one of the best characters in the entire series to the worst because he is an asshole to Ethan for no reason, and the game would have been MUCH shorter if he just told Ethan what was going on. What an embarrassment.
Or how mia isn't playable nor does anything despite being an agent and that baby being her daughter as well.
Not just that but he keeps saying “you’re out of your Depth Ethan.” Yet Ethan has killed everyone in the village by himself with only 8 fingers.
@@sindelscat9336 (there are spoilers after the first sentence in this comment)
yeah mia got canned hard, imo the story woulda been a lot better without the involvement of chris and his team. woulda been cool to have a segment where u play and escape as mia and then there could be optional moments depending on ur actions where mia could help ethan out. woulda also been nicer to have ethan give mia his rose and left.
@@mellomoose_ Yeah that would have been a better story because it would have made more sense if she did help.
@@sindelscat9336 they turned mia into a doting defenseless housewife, that's japan for you
I love your explanation of the flaws of the castle, especially how the animal skull SHOULD have been handled.
There is something about the old RE games that is so creepy to this day.
This explains why I was able to so effortlessly complete this game. I'd be introduced to a new villain, get excited at how'd theyd be implemented into the next section, and before I knew it I'd already be in a boss fight. Kinda blown away from the hype of Lady D and her daughters, the amount of time they're in the game is so short.
We all know why the hype 🍒😂
@@Celestialnighthawk Literally this, nobody cares for them as characters, it's all about their designs.
Were you able to so effortlessly complete the game??? You must have played it on the easiest difficulty.Because I played it on the highest difficulty and it took me 20 hours to beat
@@osmanemral6092 Took me 10 hours, probably played on medium
@@foggyvhs8790 yes,you must have played it on medium difficulty. If you had played it on the highest difficulty,it would have taken you at least 15 hours to complete because some of the boss fights are really very hard to win on the highest difficulty,especially Madre Miranda.Finally I would like to say that RE Village is a good game and the video just overexaggerates its cons
The reason the factory is hated is because players were used to just push forward without any thinking. Now suddenly the game asks you to even slightly use your head. Of course people are not having it.
Yeah I don't get why people hate the factory? I really didn't have a problem with it.
It's not just the fact that after being brainlessly railroaded throughout the game , the Factory suddenly remembers that Resident Evil games have exploration and puzzles , it's also the fact that it's comparatively long to the other parts of the game . They overhyped the Castle part which turns out to be rather short , the Villa and the Lake/Basin are virtually inconsequential , and then you're stuck in a massive Factory that looks like a dev's steam/dieselpunk wet dream , which turns out to be the largest portion of the game , with the hope that you might be able to make an actual choice in the game and side with Transformers Magneto , but no .
There's just no sense of balance whatsoever in the game .
I actually think that factory is the best area in the game, its terrifying and forces me to mind my actions , as the drill monsters dont go down easy . A true survival horror experience , no jumpscares , just the feeling of death approaching
The fact that the game keeps changing it’s style depending on the section JUST MEANS the game doesn’t know what it wants to be and it’s trying to be everything to everyone!!! No form of entertainment that does that is good!!! Never!!!
people hated it? it’s actually one of my fave parts of the game
The most disappointing thing is how beautiful the first scenes in the Winters house look and how shitty the last cutscene at the end with Rose being a teen looks.
the factory was the best i really loved it especially on the harder difficulty it was really enjoyable ,the castle part was soooo short and the boss fights were really easy
Finally someone understands how cool the factory is.
@Doom Slayer why don't you go away and take your non context insult with you
But it's the least interesting location to visit.
Thannnkkkkkkk y'all got understanding
@James Woodward After the first playthrough I also would have rated 8/10. I thought "greeeat, what a replayability, tons of weapons, exploration". I beat two times in a row. Yeahhh. Thaaat introduction to introduction it really put me off. Exploration is just an illusion (as pointed in a review). It just a turnoff. RE4 is waayyyy more nuanced.
Yes
Abel: Nobody cares what you like.
Mayo: I know :(
LMFAOOOOOOOOO
I care.
@Doom Slayer i care.
What about Caïn?
I agree with you. The factory was hands down the best area of the whole game, really enjoyed it. I never understood why people hated it so much.
I just didnt like how closed off it was. Compared to the island in re4 they both feel too claustrophobic and theres no wiggle room for errors. (I'm aware it's like that to give anxiety but I just think it could've been better).
Because it’s 2023 gen z can’t retain attention for longer then 10 seconds.. they don’t want to think they want to do.. there’s a reason they don’t play older games
@@lonemaus562honestly facts. I’ve started to notice that over the years, it seems people are genuinely losing their attention span
@@lonemaus562 What does attention span have to do with why people like or don't like the factory? Also, you sound just like every other guy getting old... "Kids these days!!". Generalizing a whole generation is dumb.
@@lonemaus562 Gen z here and I absolutely adore older games and spend most of my time playing them. I also know the difference between then and than.
My biggest problem with RE8 is that even for a resident evil game it's way too silly disconnected.
Like I guess Lady D kind of fits because she's like a less scary mr.X and Moreau is a pretty standard mutant guy, but like a guy with magneto powers? A girl who can bring dolls to life and a merchant that obviously can’t fit through a normal doorway but still magically teleports wherever you happen to be? Plus stylistically each level feels like it could’ve been it’s own game and kind of feels like they crammed a bunch of separate ideas together and hoped it would work. The only level that felt remotely scary was only like 10 mins of the actual game. RE7 was a far better horror game
no :(
The piano skit is how the basement track was composed in the director’s cut.
A man of culture, I see.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those damn trumpets
Bruh that guy faked being deaf
A RE fan of culture.
YOU JUST WANT THIS GAME TO BE DOOM ETERNAL!!1!
He just wants it to be Prey. Duh!
@MeatHeadMeerkat i dont think you get the joke bruh
@@zach_is_wach prey don’t have quick swamping like RE8 does
He just want it to be Alien Isolation
@@guyc1479 quick blood swamping
It's a good game but shouldn't be called resident evil at all
By that metric neither 4, 5 or 6 could be called Resident Evil because they lack the survival horror of earlier games.
My point exactly.
@@Based_Stuhlingerthats correct.
As a massive resident evil fan. I felt off while playing this game. I never could put it into words or describe why.
Perfect video, thanks for putting it into words!
Same. For me- it was the poor writing and generic characters that have no depth to them and were just there as obstacle to a boring game that can’t compete with it’s predecessors in terms of storytelling that is suppose to keep you invested in the game.
Womp womp
I wish they would have fleshed out the characters more (Alcina, house of benevieto).
Yea the interaction with them felt like a ghost fart.
@@zumbaclass1170 lol yes.
It was more running around than anything else.
There wasn't any reason to as none of them had any real relevance to the Resident Evil story. They were just there to be fought and dispatched and had no connection with any of the protagonists at all.
@@melissazietz1241 they presented the story that way... They could have improved it...
I love the way 4 did music: silence equals safety - and loud suspenseful music equals waves of ganados and cultists.
Yeah 4 was fucking amazing how they used music. So many iconic memorable musical moments like the time you encounter Regenerator, Las Plagas, return to Village at night, Novistadors, encountering the big chanting ritual in castle. ALL THOSE are so memorable. RE Village had NONE of those music/atmosphere moments. They should just make RE9 like RE4, but scarier. THATS IT!! then it would be masterpiece 2.0.
oh and also how they averted expectations every so often in genius ways like having the dog maze be with zero music, but being one of the most unsafe and nerve wracking areas in the game lol.
@@soulpath1 yeah the dog maze was terrifying. Not safe to stop and think about your route. I hit many dead ends and useless areas my first time.
dead space did this best
I hope the re 4 remake will recapture the magic the original had
It''s a very dumbed down game. I agree with you - the last third beginning with the werewolf den and then going into the factory is the best part of the game. The doll house was fairly good as well but shallow and short.
One thing I liked about the RE7 was the DLC that had "Nightmare" mode. I can't believe they didn't add that in RE8, even though it has a lot more guns and customisations than RE7. That game mode would've been crazy in RE8, its a mixture of RE, COD Zombies and FNAF lol.
YOU JUST WANT IT TO BE A RESIDENT EVIL GAME- wait a second
😅😅😅
It was.
@@RoyalMudcrab Not even a little bit. In name only. But...keep dreaming.
@@palladiamorsdeus I hope you never find enjoyment in this series ever again. And that it frustrates you.
@@RoyalMudcrab that’s fucked up
Am I the only one who looked at the drill enemies in the Factory area and thought of the Strogg from Quake 2 and 4?
The drill enemies are similar to the one on RE Revelations 2. ;)
My thoughts exactly.
They look just like the Strogg on the cover of Quake Wars
Yep, just you.
Noone else who's familiar with Q2, Q4 or even ET: QW thought of this whilst playing Village.
They were inspired by Zombots from Frankenstein's Army horror movie like the entire factory. If you dont know it I bet it is great time to check this classic out
My biggest problem with Village wasn't that it was necessarily awful or anything like that, it just plays way to similar RE4. Even the areas are same-ish with the village, lake-swamp area, castle, abandoned military industrial complex. It felt more like an update than a new game, and then playing the RE4 remake kinda just brought it all up again.
I also didn't appreciate that while aside from the boss fights in RE7 (which are over the top cheesy aside from the Mom), RE7 felt much more like a return to the original series of being closer to the OG games and then they just went full RE4, RE5, RE6 mode for RE8.
RE7 was an Outlast clone and the story and theme was vastly grimmer and different from RE4
Which is why I compare RE8 to RE4 and RE7 to the original RE games. It is much more similar to the older games than the new ones, except its in first person. RE8 plays much more like RE4-6. It clearly abandons horror for action, it's easy, there is very little item management, and what little there is focuses more on managing cool weapons over anything else.
I don't think it is absolute dog shit, but it feels just a tad bit too different from RE7. RE3 og vs RE1 and RE2 felt more logical a progression from less horror to more action than RE8 does to 7 or RE4 does to the previous games.
@@ashleywilkonson386re7 and outlast are vastly different in my opinion how come you view the two similarly?
@@ashleywilkonson386 This man just said that VILLAGE "plays really similar to RE4, aint no way.
Just the way RE0 feels so identical to Operation Raccon City 🤣🤣😂😂
easily the worst part of this game is the fact that it sacrificed all the awesome survival horror elements and goodwill of RE7 just so they could try to sell more copies by copying Resi4, and ultimately just being a worse version of the game. isn't that what killed the franchise in the first place? I hate capcom sometimes.
At first I was like "how can you be disappointed" but now I get the perspective. In that sense it kinda is disappointing.
Holy shit a differing opinion to me on the internet time to write a 10 page essay on why he's wrong
People just do not want the truth. I do not know if we ever get GTA 6 but right now I can tell that it will be ,,10/10 masterpiece, blablabla" How do I know that? You don't even have to play a game to review it. Populism likes a game give it 9,10 something, populism does not then trash it. I don't have any issues with reviewers because this is gamers fault, they don't want the truth, they don't want to leave their comfort zone.
@@michadomeracki5910 GTA 6 will atleast be technically sound on launch. Unlike CDPR who always had a funny history with technical issues
@@Disissid19 Well a ton of people didn't expect cyberpunk to be as buggy as it was at launch so all we know gta 6 might be the same
not an opinion It's an objective Fact.
@@Disissid19 Almost every developer in existence has a history of releasing broken games. Even Rockstar. CDPR is not new or special in that regard. It's just the new punching bag that everyone loves to hate right now.
the factory map was literally the best part of the game thank you so much finally someone said it im 2 years to late but damn im tired of people hating it when I think its the most fun and interesting part of village
Its a maze so thats prob why people dislike it
If that's a maze then people cannot comprehend directions and dunno how to operate a map never got lost finished it really quick boring factory boring game
Hey man! RESPECT for this video! I disagree with almost every point. That said, you made each of your points sensibly so that I could understand your point of view, enjoy the video and find it a valuable contribution to the RE discussion. Awesome!
Man, it's so rare to see a Resident Evil fan who doesn't just blindly love or blindly hate everything, but can actually go in depth about the concepts and ideas presented in the games to formulate well thought out opinions, whether positive or negative. The discourse around these recent games are so sickening with how people immediately jump down your throat for saying you don't like something.
sadly not many people think this way and everyone got their own opinions up their ass... as if it changes the facts that's been shown in these videos... multiple times but still refuses to agree cause " it ruins the fun" for them apparently....
really? I haven't seen that so much with RE fans. Most I know have their own preference usually liking most of them hating a few and loving maybe 3 of them.
THAT IS, until this game. People got real defensive over it lol, they did do what you described when this one came out, they did it like never before lol. I think it works better as a cinematic/storytelling type game than and viewed through that lens people could like it, but this as a Resident Evil game, this is mid grade. Just my opinion, I thought the story elements were wonderfully done and it did evoke emotions from me.
Nah but I will for real die defending RE7. With all its flaws it still is a legit a top 5 RE game
@@YZYGWD Depends on what you prioritize in the series. I think most Resident Evil games are really good games, even the ones I'm not a big fan of like Resident Evil 7, because if you remove the name, it's a game I would dig very much. But for a Resident Evil game, I just don't care for the story, protagonist, atmosphere, and first-person perspective.
I'd be a lot happier if they continued the series' ongoing narrative with its established cast of characters in a game much more reminiscent of Resident Evil 2 remake.
But first-person hillbilly horror that pays tribute to Resident Evil's past like some sort of spiritual successor? I'd gladly take it as a spiritual successor, but not as an actual Resident Evil game.
@@Turo602 it feels a lot like a resident evil game. Especially RE1. At least to me. It all takes place in a single place, a scary house where the protagonist is stalked by many foes with limited resources. You complete puzzles and try to escape. It almost has the exact same set up as RE1. Except you go in with a team in RE1.
You just know Mayo is not gonna give a game a good review when he makes a satirical video right before
Still mad i missed 5 fishes and can’t backtrack
I don't understand how people like this game, but then again I don't understand how RE5 has fans either.
RE5 is RE4 with coop
re5 is fun with co-op. This game, as well as 7, is a miserable slog.
@@nosam20031How can you call re7 a slog lol get fucking real
@@nosam200317 is a horror masterpiece
@@Caes3r_ nothing is like RE4
10:35 “when the originals had gorgeous soundtracks”
The fucking basement theme from RE1 directors cut would like word
I should have put that song in the video just for a laugh.
That's actually my favourite song from all of resident evil. Don't understand why people are so close-minded and dislike it
HA!!!
@@Retog Because it is very silly and it sounds like a cat walked on the synth keys and someone recorded it. Listen to the original '96 basement track, one of the most tense songs of the whole RE saga.
@@matheusst.3655 I’ve heard it before. This one is much better.
I like how much detail you go into with these reviews.
Present your argument, Show your evidence, make your case, and walk through the segment. Good shit. keep it up.
I love the Crybabies in the Comment Section lol
@MeatHeadMeerkat You say that yet I notice you neither present your argument, show your evidence, make your case, nor walk through the segments.
@MeatHeadMeerkat Annnd I'm certain you are trolling now. But, I wish you luck trying to convince a hardcore RE fan that Village tops the original 3.
@MeatHeadMeerkat man the new generation of trolling is fucking pathetic Holy shit
@MeatHeadMeerkat man you really got invested into this video didn’t you. You’re just saying “haha funy mayo stoopid” with no argument
Im sure that village was made only to test stuff around for 4's remake
Loved this game it was great honestly. I was a huge fan of van Helsing and this was kinda like my own RE Vana Helsing game, it was super fun, reminded me of re4.
Agreed. It wasn't bad at all, saying it was a horrible gaming experience is really pushing it....
That makes sense cause I was thinking more of the lines of Metro or STALKER with the Licans, but yeah comparing it to Van Helsing makes sense
Yea, I loved it as well. Though I can easily see why those who prefer the first three RS games dislike it.
If it didn't say Resident evil on the title and the character names were changed you could easily mix this to some other action game etc...
bro I totally agree, to me this vas RE Van Helsing. love the movie still has the best werewolves til this day.
@@chaotik900 it does always loved their transformations and aggression, shame they dont respawn frequently in RE8
the instant there was a cut to live action footage i knew abel was incoming. 10/10 review
any review with abel is automatically 10/10
@@lloytron9105 any anything with Abel is automatically 10/10
@Doom Slayer imagine not simping for Abel
The 4th main boss is named Heisenberg after early 20th century German physicist Werner Heisenberg, hence the relation to his magnetic powers. Considering this game was written in Japan, it can be assumed not as many people really know about Breaking Bad over there. But yeah for a moment I thought there was a chance he was gonna ask me to cook meth with him or something.
To be fair, he looks like the kinda dude that would cook meth.
Jessie we need to talk
Well, the writers of Resident Evil Vendetta knew enough about Breaking Bad to reference it.
RE Village feels like “babys first resident evil game” literally walks you through it gives cliff notes of what made it good and just totally dumbs the horror down
Legitimately the best horror elements in any RE game. The world building is just on a whole different level in Village. How does it dumb the horror down? And what would you consider a good RE horror game if 8 "dumbs down horror"
@@kfenstymiller literally the only part of the game that was slightly scary to me was the baby and that wasnt even a long part
@@kfenstymiller It absolutely not the best horror elements. there is absolutely no horror aside from one section which is only kinda scary. Also what world building? There's nothing more going on than your average RE game.
@@kfenstymiller personally think RE7 pulled off the horror aspects much better than RE8, at least in the first half. RE8 really just has the beneviento house, and that's only like 15 minutes long and extremely linear. Nothing else even scared me in the game
@@CheeseMaster75ok RE7 is miles better as a horror game. People forget that at the time people were still having doubts that was it even a resident evil game based on the trailer. It was loosely disconnected from the franchise until near the end where its revealed there's umbrella and went full on Resident evil game shooter which I'm fine with.
Funny, I beat this game and remember literally NONE of it. Glad to see I haven't missed much
I could count the memorable parts of this game on Ethan left hand
Lmfao
Stealing this.
LMAOOO
because he didnt have it.
What memorabpe parts?
Counter point: vampire mommy
Not even the best character in the game. That goes to the Duke.
even that is dissapointing she got the full treatment during the trailers and promotions and only appears for like 1 hour of a 9 to 14 hour game
@@EmulatorKuchiki Considering my best time for RE Village is currently 2:58:56, you see Dimitriscu for about 5 minutes. And 2 of those are her boss fight. It’s really sad.
@@pivotdude324hi i feel ya man :,c
She is completely overrated and not that attractive, especially for a vampire. There are much better female vampires like the ones in Castlevania.
Thanks for this vid, you’ve articulated a lot of the problems that led to me stopping playing Village after I finished the castle segment. Remains to this day the only Resi game that I haven’t finished and probably never will. I even finished the two Outbreak games despite finding them nothing but an exercise in frustration as a single player.
It’s not that there aren’t good aspects to this game, there just aren’t enough of them to keep me drawn in.
I remember seeing that balcony in the castle and thinking "cool, future area".
"eternally doomed you want this game to be" - luke floor runner, harry potter
Another quality doom eternal review from condiment man.
@doom Slayer how is he a simp and this guy is being sarcastic
@@Tallerranger that dude is just a very shitty troll
@@oonapolla8575 nah, i just think he beleives that mayo has bad taste
@@jasonsjustbetter2037 rightfully so tbf
@@charllycardoso227 agreed
Damn it hearing the music of the older ones made re realize how engrained they are in the joy i took from these games.
Just had to pause and say thanks for the effort filming the real life piano puzzle piece for a soda
"She freezes or something because of the sunlight"
Yeah... i thin- okay nevermind just continue.
Yeah I'm surprised he didn't catch on that it's the cold they're weak to
It's hard to pay attention when you already decided to hate the game before even playing it, especially since this is so early into the game.
Yeah don't think he was paying at least in that instance
@@REDEEMERWOLF just because he made one mistake he’s now just blindly hating it? Seems like you’re being disingenuous here
@@gmjammin4367 The disingenuous thing here is a "reviewer" not bothering to know what is happening in the product they are reviewing. Cold affecting the sisters is explained in several notes through the castle.
I liked the game, but I gotta hand it to this guy, he really exposed the flaws that I noticed during my first gameplay, but shoved into the back of my mind.
Same here. I did love Village. Attempting to 100% but I find it somewhat easy. i attempted every trophy and all i need is the VOS trophy
I agree with both of you lol couldn’t have said it better myself !
same here. i think my love for resident evil games and my hype for this one blinded me or at least made me ignore some of its flaws
You should never shove your first impressions on the back burner.
Your first impressions are usually the most accurate.
@Juan Rodriguez stop being a prick.
I respect your thoughts and you make some great points, but as a gamer with a full time job and a family I can appreciate not getting lost in a video game😊
I agree. That was one of the things I always hated about RE games. You spend hours looking for a way to progress just to finally accidentally stumble upon the solution to your problem, making you feel stupid in the process because you passed by it several times already.
@@B.A.Killington exactly, or you’re so lost and frustrated you lose motivation to keep going and end up playing something else
@@stevee.oneder891 I can totally see your point. There's a time and space for games to be exploreful and to be just linar
I am at home post surgery for months now and I still heavily dislike when games are too difficult and you get lost too easily.
So games should be made for those without time to game and be streamlined to a point where they lack substance.
@@blumiu2426 There needs to be a balance honestly. I dont mind a bit of a challenge but some games take it too far that it is frustrating and no longer fun. Of course this will all depend on the individual. Resident Evil 8 was challenging enough for me who isnt very good with such games generally and I had a great time. But I understand some dont feel that way.
I look at RE VILLAGE the same way I do the original RE4. Its a really fun game. But its not a great story and its too action based. Not really scary.....
RE4's item management was probably the best in the entire series. An item as small as a key wouldn't take up the same space as a rocket launcher, yet you still had to plan ahead on which weapons and healing items you need to carry along.
Actually "key items" and treasure aren't stored in the briefcase. Those stack up infinetely.
Best in any game ever*
@@nundulan smartest patrick pfp
I hate village i really do i finish the story and mercenaries still after doing all that i got really mad. Resident 4 remake is better in all aspects
@@zenosama8671 Don't play games you don't like man I hated village I refunded that shit
Well if you insist.
YoU jUsT wAnT iT tO bE dOoM eTeRnAl
@MeatHeadMeerkat it's not that he wants everything to be Doom, he just wants games to be good.
if he likes *Super Mario 64*, then it's not that games need to be Doom to be good.
@MeatHeadMeerkat Oh the irony
@MeatHeadMeerkat The irony of the cringy one saying that other people are cringy.
@@nondayz593 Cringe
@MeatHeadMeerkat At least the dude gives examples and backs up his points.
Unlike you….
Just watching this now to realize that the criticism of crafting resources not taking up inventory has been addressed in RE4 remake.
Thank you for having the integrity to say exactly what you think. Very valuable to have reviews like this that prioritize gameplay mechanics in context to the genre. I think there is fun to be had here but you are entirely right about how hard this game fails as a survival horror game.
Actually the RE4 castle follows the same linear progression with items to pick up on your way and backtrack to older areas to use them, just like the RE8 castle does. The difference is the RE4 castle is way more fun to play through because of the encounter variety.
Yup. th-cam.com/video/zF-g-quDFk4/w-d-xo.html
True but RE4 rarely takes away control of you. No cutscene overload and no forced walking sections.
@@leonpaelinck 🤣🤣
The Ashley section was basically one big walking section
@@Virgil200 yeah a tense as fuck one where you almost got murdered by walking armor sets in one of the most jarring horror segments of the game
So the lack of actual exploration and decision making is what made this game a bad Resident Evil. It is actually a great point. I remember that one of the best feelings the classic RE made me feel was the joy of finding something new or understanding the use of an item I got hours ago and didn’t know what to do with it.
I mean that’s pretty much what they have been doing for the last few games, not having much exploration or decision
@@-Darkrie_- re7 was similar to that, but it usually at least gave a variety of 2 rooms to explore. Re2 remake's exploration was a bit overwhelming. It's most likely because of the pacing, but in Re2, they have such large sections of exploration with almost nothing else, and it feels like you aren't making progress anymore. Having at least a little exploration in re8 would've probably bumped up my enjoyment of the game by a really high amount
@@-Darkrie_- RE7 definitly had decision making. But yeah it is true that the exploration is surprisingly limited. Still 10 times better than village.
@@-Darkrie_- re 7 and re2r have much more exploration than village.
@@tdenzel101 what a bad take
I loved Resident Evil in the 90s because it reminded me of Super Metroid, System Shock, Hexen, and Myst all rolled into these askew camera angles that were all cinematic and claustrophobic at the same time. God it was such a masterpiece that first game. I never much cared for the extra anxiety of Nemesis, but still pushed through it even in the third game, core of the series was still solid and unchanged, only refined. Then RE4 happened, and I was one of the people that didnt care for it when it came out. I still haven't played more than an hour or two of it. The color scheme an arcade feel just rubbed me the wrong way. It reminded me of House of The Dead for some reason lol. Code Veronica was my Resident Evil 4, and it remains one of my all time favorites that made me a proud Dreamcast owner on it's release date. I never loved the action packed RE games and only played them as something to burn through in co-op for shits and giggles - until RE2 remake, I bought it and really enjoyed it. It had me frantic and yelping in one moment and cursing my own stupidity in another - it was resident evil lol! That made me go back and try RE7, which I thought was pretty neat. The vibes were pretty gag inducing most the time, which was definitely a choice, but the game itself was still good. Thankfully, gameplay was pretty spot on compared to the OG series I fell in love with as a teenager in the late 90s, which I found refreshing for a new entry. I hate the hide & seek segments tho... It seems like every game has a hard time hitting the sweet spot between feeling helpless and feeling overpowered. Even the RE3 remake was odd, leaving me feeling overpowered in a game that I was worried they were going to turn into a hiding in closets and lockers simulator.
I didn’t pick up RE4 until about 4 years after release because I was done with the series beforehand. Nothing could recapture the brilliance of the original. Out of boredom one day, and because 4 was dirt cheap to buy, I bought it, but still not expecting much. I wasn’t overly stoked by the village level tbh… it was good but felt too different, I almost stopped playing (like you did). However, I decided to continue, and my oh my… glad I did because the game just got better and better and better. When I got to the castle it was especially a treat because it redelivered that haunted house feel of the original but so much better it eclipsed RE1 to the point where I forgot it was one of the best games I’ve ever played. I played 4 remake but couldn’t be bothered finishing it because the castle redesign felt disappointing to me. But hey, I know we have our own opinions but you really did miss out on an absolute masterpiece of a game. I might replay the HD project version of it.
As a Hardcore/hardest difficulty gamer in games like RE, Dead space, Callisto Protocol, etc it's important to mention that its impossible to balance survival element with inventory management. If you're playing on harder setting you wont have inventory space issues due to scarcer resources and more of that resource usage due to stronger enemies. However, playing it on easier difficulties strips away the survival element as you can just unload mindlessly with no challenge as i believe it's not a good survival horror experience if you're dying in game very little
Not impossible. For example higher difficulties could provide more ammo.
I think unless you're playing on highest difficulty, a horror game should rarely kill you, unless you mess up or it's a boss. You need to be able to scrape by, barely holding on to your last hitpoints to feel the tension. If the game wastes your time by sending you back to your last save all the time, it gets annoying, and if the auto-checkpoint just restarts the room, death becomes meaningless. You can just try again.
this game gets so much better once you add in those "cosmetic" mods
Mmmm yes jiggle physics
Who cares about cosmetics
@@onceyougozach2607 not only cosmetics but cosmetic mods if you know what I mean
@@the_mse what do you mean
@@onceyougozach2607 cosmetic “mods” for the big vampire lady you get it now?
Name a character that went through more pain than Ethan’s hands.
Edit: Also yeah this game's pretty bad, though not as bad as RE7. And no, it isn't because RE went First Person, it's because of the story, gameplay, and other such issues spoken about above. I really don't care if it went FPS, actually, that's a benefit to me if anything.
Guts, Berserk.
@@megashark1013 Yeah, especially now that, y'know...
@@megashark1013 u beat me to it
My feet.
Against "The Chancla"
Adam Jensen.
24:43 His delivery on “The notes are IN there” killed me 🤣🤣
The main reason big companies feel afraid to spread out key items is because normies are too focused on instant gratification and will leave a bad review if they can't mindlessly blitz through a mediocre story.
It's a problem that only exists because of how game companies treat its customers.
If the first level in the game was the Foundry, with the MC uttering small hints like "maybe I should check the foundry again" then it'd serve as an amazing tutorial for what you're in for.
But no, let's just bait people with tall undead lady and cash in our checks.
The drill guys are literally fleshpounds from Killing Floor
they look like they took the gorefast and just put the flesh pound drills on them
They look like enemies from Quake
@@mateoreyes6921 they remind me of the guys with the chainsaws who shoot grenades
Those guys scared me as a kid when i used to be watching the demo
Thought the same, but capcom inspirations was franksteins army (according to the unlockable artwork)
Personally I really liked resident evil 8, genuinely one of my favorite games of 2021. I do respect your opinion though.
Nice to see people like you who respect and understand others' opinion , generally at first people understood some people's frustrations with the game but recently there's a shit ton of dislikes and people calling mayo an elitist
Typical brain dead fake resident evil fans
@@thenextlevel112 bruh
@@a8333 I am still Rookie from 2006 resident evil 5 was my first play game then i become love all RE game it i still understands that people had a different opinions about one game so sometime i don’t like how them being a complained or talk crap about that game clearly them don’t like it but accept it that. i never against any people’s opinions. because it don’t real a live it just game same like movie or show tv or books. art. whatever it was. i am rather share with our different a opinions but i don’t like them take seriously against me or other for stupid opinions.
@@thenextlevel112
Literally everyone who liked and loved or hated and despised this game would agree that your comment is brain dead.
I just want to team up with heisenberg, he was too cool
I'm just glad someone èlse thought it was shit..... btw...... The baby was a joke.... The section everyone said was sooooooooo creepy and scary, I literally laughed at....
I got the game at launch and still haven't finished it.
Dude your so cool and different
15:33 it wasn't sunlight that's their weakness, it was the cold.
They say that in a file too you just have to “explore” a little to find it
This is the second review I’ve seen that doesn’t mention it’s the cold. I read it in my first go. When I hear details like that missed it makes the review feel less valid. Like what else did they not see.
@@jakedizzle
That’s exactly my thoughts. Like he complains about the game not being explorable, but missed a bunch of stuff that expands the lore/explains more of what’s going on. The only way to find these is from exploring. On my playthrough, I explored every nook and cranny I could find. Got most of the treasures and weapons too along with (I think) all of the collectible readable notes and journals scattered throughout.
@@shadowofdread7018 Lore? are you kidding? fuck the lore, its completely ridiculous at this point.
@@Foinha17
It’s always been ridiculous. It’s Resident Evil. That doesn’t mean they at least try to explain what’s going on in notes and stuff. Sure it’s silly, but it’s interesting at the same time
Games do not have to be developed in ways to make good speedruns possible.
I'd rather they're not. It should be hard and annoying for speedrunners. It shouldn't be easy at all.
True but it’s his review not yours, if he’s not goona like it for not having it then he’s has a right to not like it
I agree 100%, but it's still worth considering since speedruns utilize in-game mechanics to their extreme and can highlight issues with them. Especially in RE games since they have Always encouraged replaying the game with different options and they grade you on your speed and saves (and nothing else, as of late.) For example, I re-played RE2R about 11 times to get S+ in each campaign, and developed the fastest route I could at my skill level. Im absolutely Not a speedrunner, but a lot of those principles still applied to my experience with RE2R, and I have many of the same complaints about RE3R that actual speedrunners do because of that.
yeah I agree it's not like completing the games quick in order to unlock secrets has been a feature in the series for a long time now, you're right
@@guccimane5752 i hate whenever people try to make this type of argument. like no shit he has a right to have his own opinion but so should other people ??? like isnt that the point of this video 😭😭😭
Yeah they got too ambitious with the story. Vampires and werewolves? Big tiddy goth girls and floating, scary dolls? That sounds like some DeviantArt ass fan fiction. It felt way more childish than they probably intended. Disappointed there's no spooky skeletons lol. Might as well just call this shit _Boo! Haunted House_
Surprised there are no bats, bedsheet ghosts and Jack o Lanterns!