Matt James

Is that correct?

Am I correct in assuming that?

Oh, I'm sure.

That's short for a YouTube essay.

Lo and behold, what made an appearance.

I love the story.

I mean, you're never really looking for, you're never coming to the series expecting like a master work.

At least that's not my perception.

But I thought it was capable.

There is a little bit of a surprise in there, I would say.

I think, you know, to a degree, we can mostly ignore the story in this game or in Resident Evil games in general.

But I do think that there is incentive there

towards the back end of this game to have been paying attention.

So I would recommend that even if you're not here for the story, you should still kind of pay attention to what's going on.

I thought that the performances sort of elevated things beyond the actual story.

The performances are by and large really great.

The motion capture technology that they use and there's a little behind the scenes video in there where you can see some of the motion capture segments and

It's really fascinating to behold.

So yeah, the story is good enough, I would say.

But for me, Resident Evil has always been more about the moment-to-moment experience than the story trying to convey anything personal.