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Well there could be something that could cause it. In one of the Jill stories I played Wesker I think just got slapped by Tyrant after saying "Premature."

I can't really remeber anymore though.

lol here's the scene i'm talking about. It's a little longer than I had wanted the video to be, but I found the original Wesker Impaled scene within it.

Wesker's original death

lol did you check the video out to see what i was talking about? ^_^

that would be a very disturbing few last words, being mesmorized by your own blood as it spews out of your body lol.

lol oh ok. Yeah, i went back to see the video just because of how over the top and cheesy it was, always brings a smile to my face when i see that moment in the game lol.

lol that would have been a good one. I wonder if originally that the directors and story writers were really wanting to kill wesker off at that point in RE. I remember reading that originally the directors and producers weren't wanting to interlock the stories of RE sequels, but for some reason, when 1.5 wasn't coming together like they wanted it, they decided to interlock them anyway.

They were wanting each installment to be an all new story, but i guess they felt that wasn't a wise thing to do or something.

Though if you think about it, that'd been an interesting way to go about it, it'd be like a new horror movie released in the series title, such as Tales from the Crypt was like. Same title, different story each new episode.

Yeah, i knew that. The reason why they made Claire was so that they could have some type of connection to the first game in the series. They were originally going to develop new characters for each title, with out repeating character appearances I think, but that's the reason why they made Claire so that there'd be a connection to the original characters.

lol she was the youngest member of STARS, she was still a teenager, she was 18. So I think the part fit pretty well, but I am glad that they redid her personality in Zero and Remake, I do not like how they made her out in Umbrella chronicles, they turned her into a dipzy japanese character personality wise, such as Misa is with Death Note...I hate those kinds of characters. Though she was no where near as bad as Misa.

Yeah, I like the fact that they interlocked them as well, made it more of a well thought out process and story, I was just saying that if the adventures had gone off in different directions, taking place at different areas in the world, and not have Umbrella behind it all, just to make it like how a comic book would fold out with the next month release an entirly different adventure if it's not on one of those special commisioned archs. Like if it covered different aspects suchas really having ghosts and goblins in it in different installments, I think that would have been a bit of a fun twist. But as it is now, i wouldn't change it at all with just how awesome it is.

Tales from the Crypt was a comic book series relased years ago, and then turned in to an HBO special tv series. It featured horror stories and what not. Only thing the show ever had in common was the fact that the Crypt keeper was the one always telling the stories.

well, I was just saying that if each installment featured only new characters, and none of the originals, you'd have more to pick from, but like i said I like the way the main story arch is set, and wouldn't want to see it ruined.

Well, you have to remember that the police were controled by Umbrella, so there's really not much that could have been done. The virus would have ultimatly spread in the first place, the rats were the ones that carried it to the town, remember that when the first game started off, that reports of the virus had been active since before the mansion incident, therefore, the virus had already made it's way to the populace of Raccoon City. So they had to blow the mansion up to take out the greater threats that could have laid dormant in the thing. All the files that you collected went to your file folder, so you, as the investigator of the mansion incident had all the evidence, just that no one would believe just papers. Umbrella was cleaning up the bodies behind the scenes i think with each BOW you took out, I bet you'll see that in the Operation Raccoon City. Reasons why the bodies were never there when you went back, until the crimson heads.

I just can't stand characters like Misa, those dipzy characters always really tick me off, their voice, their personality, their attitude. I was wanting to kill Misa the very first time that I saw her in the Death Note series honestly, saying that she was more powerful than Light, Ha! Not in the least, just because she had the eyes only further showed how stupid she truely was. That's the first thing that ticked me off when she said she was more powerful than Light. Then as her personallity continued to develop through out the series I hated her even more.

You have to think orginally though, they were wanting to put in ghosts and demons. So it would have staied with in original concept, though I certainly much prefer a story that is based in the realms of reality. Gives it an extra feel when you play the game, knowing there's no magic or magical creatures roaming around, and that it's a more realistic setting, it's just a lot more rewarding feeling i'd say when you play games that are within biological and physical realms, makes you get absorbed more into the game, due to possibility of real situations. Even though some of RE's super boss transformations are way crazy, and seem to break reality, there's still an evolutionary process that took place with in that character and that creature that caused it to mutate. not like these bosses you fight that you find out turn out to be gods later on, or from human to dragon transformation, there's still an essence of the person in RE attached to the new transformation.

I think that Sadler's transformation was the most crazy, and unrealistic transformation compaired to all the others we saw.

Uroboros was over the top to, but it was an unstable creation in the first place.

lol I don't know, It's just a theory i have going on, with what new content may be introduced in Operation Raccoon City. We shall see.

Misa, in the Anime threw her self off of a building, or so they alluded to. In the Manga, she continued on, I have the 12 volume, and you didn't see anything of her after her car ride back home. I loved Death Note though, it was a different type of anime, not this generic stuff we've been bombarded with such as Bleach, or Naruto. I think she was past 20 in the final volumes of the manga though, since it did cover, I think, like 6 years, if not more. I'll have to check the final date again when it was that Light died. and that Misa was 18 when she first met Light I do believe is what they said.

Lol ah yeah, I totally forgot about Salazar and Irving's transformations, so yeah, there's were over the top to I would say. Though, I think that Saddler's happened the quickest, though the process of evolution of that Master plaga in him could have been happening for years, just to go from being a 6 foot tall human, to this 30 foot monster in mear seconds, and that it was hiding in his body, it was a bit crazy lol.

But yeah, I'd have to say those three were totally over the top, along with Excella's as well. So a total of 4 very crazy mutations in just mear moments. Those are the ones that I'd have the hardest time to believe, though again with Uroboros being so volotile and unstable like it was, it was only expected to happen with Irving and Excella. Then again, maybe the producers wanted to go all out for RE5 lol.