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Read the post before mine.

I mean.. It's one thing to say that Sheva is your favorite character. But to say that she actually bumped Jill to get there. That's just blasphemy.
Then again, if Sheva is your favorite character, chances are you were exposed to the trainwreck of a plot decision that ruined Jill anyway. So I guess it's not that improbable.

Easy on the wishful thinking there, buddy.

See, Deadite? That was like, one sentence, and I didn't even know what it was talking about. Now, how the hell was I supposed to ignore that tidbit? It's not that easy.

Well, at first I heard she was in it, and that she was the 'bird lady'. So, like, my friend was like, complaining about RE5, and I just said how they ruined Wesker and Jill, (which, making her the bird lady was enough to ruin her, for me), then my friend says, "I know, I can't believe she's a boss with that crystal thing in her chest." Or something along those lines.
Good thing I wasn't drinking anything at the time, otherwise I would've done a spit shot, right there.
Like, it honestly felt... STILL feels like a dream, that I wake up from and say, "Man, I had the DUMBEST dream about Resident Evil. It's so farfetched, developers wouldn't actually do something THAT stupid."

Lol, I barely check this particular thread out, and when I do, Bio is complaining about something. The second you read something you didn't want to, you stop there. And don't even try to tell me that you learned everything from just doing that, cause that would be a lot of sentences for you to stop reading through. I won't deny that it's sometimes hard to ignore something that you don't want to read up on, but IF you continue to read after that moment (If I were truly trying to ignore it, I would have stopped reading after "after you rescued her"), then your not ignoring it. I can give you reason that you have done no such thing on certain occasions (Like you reading the Wesker clone article enough to the point where you can try to validate the claim, instead of just randomly announcing it). I'm not going to give you a hard time on that anymore. The game has been released, and there's basically no more spoiler's being whited out. But before the game was released, it was EXTREMELY easy to avoid stuff like that, even in friends messages. Don't think your the only one who received articles you didn't want to read before. =D

I know, I was just referencing what he said.