Maddy Myers
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And I thought that was pretty fun and also weird to have to... I don't know if that's something the other...
can tell us if the other latter day resident evils have kind of contended with this concept of like a very high level soldier being a zombie but still having the wherewithal to fight you in a way that is kind of not not horror scary but but a different type of a challenge
They're not that smart.
He's just like dying to kill some real people.
By that point, he's so close to death that it's like nothing matters to him anymore.
But like, couldn't you say that of all the zombies as well?
And that's like kind of the weight of the ending that we can get to when we talk about it is like this idea that, oh, what if everyone could have been saved?
I mean, I feel like this is like a constant tension with Resident Evil games to me is that they're so incredibly silly and high octane.
And like, that's the tone that then anytime they try to do something that's actually serious, I tend to also find it comical because I'm just like, OK, but like none of this actually feels real to me at all.
Kind of a culmination of you killing all the regular human guys.
yeah pretty quickly yeah he for the record he is also in the original original resident evil too so like he's from all the way in 1998 i just looked that up to check because i was pretty sure that was the case and i'm right he is he's like old old and he's always looked that way he's always had the gas mask and he's always been like is he really on your side kind of a character and really kind of clearly isn't like you play as him but he just is not like but yeah he is like a like
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