There was nothing difficult to understand about the original resident evil timeline literally almost everything is recorded and dated within all the games files and little side notes along the ways. Lot of the story was told in the scenery as well I felt it was up to the player to figure out what happened in these rooms or city streets left in disarray
@@Mike.Knight69 Never said it was inconsistent or difficult to follow. But gameplay alone makes the current games feel more streamlined. Going from fixed camera angles to over the shoulder in 4 was a bit interesting. These games all play the same, and RE4R alone had more connections to previous games than the original RE4 did
Exactly. I was just born when the originals came out. Only played them when 7 came out and I was 16. I didn't have any issues understanding the originals and never thought they were inferior in that way to the remakes
@@GrayWolf5000 Agreed. They are amazing, always will be. But there are even more details I didn't mention in the video. Example, Rita's name is shown on a RPD desk. She is in outbreak as well.
@@RacoonCityPizza Actually that's irrelevant to the game stories connectedness you're just talking about the familiarity of the gameplay which also exist in the originals as all of them were fixed camera angels until RE4
@@newmobils8294 My point is that it isn't just a straight forward story where there are only references to the previous game. These Remakes are sprinkled in with clever Easter eggs and connections that the older ones didn't have. Yes, the original games before 4 did play the same. But we are seeing these Remakes where ALL of them play the same. When we eventually get a CV Remake, and possibly even a 1 or 0 Remake, those games will feel a lot more streamlined, due to all of the games up to that point playing the same way. Even 4 and 5 (and especially 6) feel way different than even 7 does. So we could potentially see a world where every RE game plays essentially the same. I'm not dogging on the OG games by any means, I play them all the time. Love those games. But the Remakes do indeed have more connections.
I pray that the resident evil outbreak remake comes. I love the original outbreak games and it was full on horror survival. Seeing alyssas name on 7 was shocking 4 me. And hopefully it was kevin on the radio
That's why i like that UA-cam started recommending smaller channels. So many unique takes, I never thought of this, although it's obvious, because the story became more important in modern gaming than before
@@Nathan-Croft That means a lot to me! The video about the Plaga and Mold being related is an old video and, to be honest, isn't the best quality. But you can also read soem of my replies here if you're interested in that. Trust me, I have a lot of other videos planned that are a bit more unique than this ;)
@RacoonCityPizza Funny you mentioned the black substance poured on Ashley being connected to the mold, because yesterday I watched a Resident Evil remake analysis called "How Resident Evil 4 remake deepened the lore" or something like that, denouncing this connection, although I don't remember how.
The reason that all the mainline games as well as their remakes are canon all at the same time is cause certain elements of all the different playthroughs are canon without concern for how they can all have happened at the same time. There will never be an explicit "This is exactly what happend" version cause these are all video games first and foremost. For example a "canon" version of RE1 would have Chris, Jill, Barry, Rebecca, Albert, Richard, and Enricho all tripsing around the mansion at the same time blasting away at zombies and solving puzzles on top of each other and yet rarely ever (in some cases never) running into one another nor hearing their life and death struggles or gun blasts and thats not including Lisa, zombie Forest, and Yawn. RE5 implies that Chris is the one that ruined Alberts plans in RE1 and thus earned his hatred, yet Revalations 2 makes it clear that both the "Jill Sandwich" and "Master of Unlocking" lines actually were said by Barry, this would imply that neither was locked up the whole game and both were activly exploring the mansion without encountering each other and doing all the same things over and over. See how ridiculous this gets? Just enjoy them as games cause even in games that don't give any real leeway in how the story unfolds like RE5 there is still plenty of "gameplay before story" moments. As far as the remakes making more "sense" I suspect that that has more to do with them being the preference for alot of younger and newer RE fans who think that tank controls are some sort of pagan mystism that requires you to sell your soul to Satan in order to work and that they have prettier graphics. If they are your preference thats fine but I see them as simple reimaginings of the same basic story little different then the Umbrella and Darkside Chronicles, they don't replace anything just give an alternate version of events and add new details.
@@RogueDragon05 I get what you mean. But what I like about the Remakes is that we DO have a definitive story. Some small things, in particular the A/B Claire and Leon story in RE2R, can be a little questionable. Everything is however is perfection. I don't think Capcom is using the word "Canon" correctly here. Ivy monsters are NOT the same. Locations are different. Some events are 100% removed or reworked. Sure, the same story beats are more or less there. But I like that the current games are focusing more on consistency and detail.
@@RacoonCityPizza Like you said even in the remake of 2 there are inconsistencies and all the remakes have completely abandoned elements as well. But like I said enjoy what you enjoy. I'm just glad that Capcom seems to be more opened to keeping the originals alive then previously thought with the old school PC releases on GOG recently, and I hope we can see some modern console ports soon. Hell would be great if they added them as DLC for the remakes even.
And thats why i still like the subtle story of the classic trilogy with the exception of the remake of RE1 trying to connect it all for RE2 and RE3nemesis, it made sense the other remakes while better in atmosphere and story telling doesn't leave too much ambiguity and reveals too much.
@@carloRX78K2 I get that, I sort of feel the same way. But it's hard to judge it really. They had to build the story as each game released, whereas the Remakes have an advantage to where they can take already existing stories and add on to them. Them revealing too much is hard to judge too. We already know the basic story beats. But I will say I was pleasantly surprised by the connection between RE3 and RE4 Remakes. If they keep that level of connectivity together, we could finally have a more streamlined story. But the classics, while the stories are hit or miss with quality and continuity, are timeless gems. They are like a time machine to the past.
Uhh nope the black liquid isn't the mold at all, it's just an accelerant for the plaga, why would a remote village in Spain have fountains and pools of mold? Just a big no I'm afraid
@@RacoonCityPizza you reference how they're close.... That's it, if it was the mold then that would be referenced more, they wouldn't intentionally link it to Village and then not reference it at least, even a name drop would have been ok, it's said that the black liquid is something to accelerate and enhance the liquid but in no way it is said it's actually related to the plaga.... The plaga are physical parasites, the mold is a fungal like mass....I like the idea and the theory but it's 99% likely they're not the same
@@Lubble- The general idea is that the mold in RE8 wasn't what caused the people to turn into monsters. That was the Cadou parasite made my Miranda. The mold helped, but wasn't the cause. Both locations in 4 and 8 are relatively close, and the mold and plaga are both stored underground. I don't find it hard to believe that the black liquid in RE4R is either the same mold from 8, or a slight variant of it. We see variants of parasites all the time, same with viruses.
@@RacoonCityPizza if it was a jar of black liquid with a note next to it then yeah sure, but to say that Salazar had pumps of the stuff in his castle is a bit far fetched, even if it is a strain of the mold it's not the exact same strain that Miranda has controlled, so by that logic you may as well say the common cold is linked to the mold and t virus..... Again it's a cool idea but it's incredibly unlikely otherwise there would be more emphasis on it
@@Lubble- What exactly makes it unlikely? The mold and liquid do the same thing: they accelerate the growth of a parasite. They both have similar but different hive mind type of control.
That's why i never really like the OG RE4 because it didn't really connect with any other main titles with the overarching story. You could play RE 1, 2, 3, and skip 4 without missing anything important. The remake did it justice and RE4 has now become top 3 for me
@@user-qh4ij7ip1u 4R had more connecting tissue for sure. But I will say that 4 sort of did it's own thing regardless, because Capcom was trying to take the series in a new direction. But instead, they tried to copy and paste 4 with way less quality and expected it to stick. But yeah...4R is amazing!
I want them to remake resident evil one for many reasons, but the main reason is a Canon where everybody escapes and then also give us a reason why Wesker hates Chris so much. We only see him interact with Chris and Veronica the first game and then resident evil 5 that’s literally it. We don’t have any more interactions with him and even in Veronica he hardly interacts with Chris.
I personally think one of two things. 1) Wesker hates Chris for some reason that does indeed need to be explored, or 2) He hates ALL of the S.T.A.R.S members equally...it just so happens that Chris is the one he always crosses paths with. He does cross paths with Jill in RE5 obviously, but he kept her under his spell not only as a way to use her, but to tourment her as well. We even see that PTSD play out in Death Island.
@@RacoonCityPizza mainly I want to see a real ending where all the characters survive keep the other endings in the game or mention them for an Easter egg or something, but like give us a real ending, cause it’s literally impossible to get a real ending in the remastered version of the game and it’s beyond annoying that you can’t get the real ending and I have only gotten most of them. There’s six other endings I have not gotten. I’m just saying the game will look amazing in the RE engine. I hope it’s the next game but I think that code Veronica needs a remake more. They should save the first game for the 30th anniversary, but at the same time, I think Re9 should be next.
@@RacoonCityPizza if they do remake this game for the 30th anniversary, I want them to change some things but keep the formula to the original but if they do this, I want them to put the fix camera angle in the remake of this game. Keep the puzzles loyal to the originalthings like the defense items and make the knife a little more broken. Make it like the resident evil to remake can break some ideas in there Capins if you listen and read these comments, it’s a look at them.
@@RacoonCityPizzagreat vid man I'm into the ideas on how 456 connect to 789, I don't think it's plaga per se but the liquid probably connects to ouros and ouros has an undeniable number of similar characteristics to the mold-- especially bosses like Baker
@@RacoonCityPizza More like 8-10 years. The game is already 7 years old. After Capcom is done remaking 5, 6 and whatever games they have in mind, I don't see why they shouldn't remake 7.
@@nikkeli3942 Because 7 is still a new title. It doesn't need a remake whatsoever. There are a ton of RE games that need it, not just numbered titles. I don't ever see that happening with 7.
@@RacoonCityPizza I don't think Capcom has any plans to remake games like survivor or outbreak files. Those games didn't sell that many copies so it's only logical they remake 5, 6, and maybe 0, CV or Revelations. It took them 18 years to remake RE4 and that game definitely didn't need a remake. So yeah it's only a matter of time till they remake RE7. Imo they should've stopped after RE2 remake.
@@nikkeli3942 I think you might be focusing on the wrong avenue of thinking. I see what you mean. But it took them this long to remake RE4 because I'm sure it was never intended until they saw the success of RE2 Remake. RE2R kicked off a whole new remake train. I don't see why Capcom would stop with numbered titles when they basically have gold at their doorstep. If Dusk Gollem is to believed, 0 and CV are being remade as we speak. I am iffy on him, but I defintiely belive CV is being remade due to fans' outcry. Outbreak is a game that fans are dying for - and Capcom knows it. Capcom isn't going to waste time and money on remaking a game that was already received very well and is still a modern game. RE7 is very modern. It isn't the age that defies the need for a remake, it's the gameplay and how modern it is. All of the Remakes we have gotten are of older games that have outdated controls. RE7 is very modern. It plays like it was released last year. When gaming eventually either a) screeches to a hault due to the inability to become more advanced, or b) keeps on advancing to where modern games will be viewed as outdated with controls...we won't see an RE7 remake. It's pointless.
I mean it’s easier to connect the series altogether now than it was before, considering they had no idea in what direction they were heading back then, which is normal. The series had no continuity yet, so when you have the full picture than the OG games didn’t have, it is expected to manage that. The contrary would have been disappointing. RE4 can now tease RE5 (and not a remake of it, this was misinterpreted in my opinion), RE4 is tied to RE3 with the parasite. Leon and Ada’s characters have more continuity between RE2 and RE4 than they had in the OGs where they felt like complete different characters.
There was nothing difficult to understand about the original resident evil timeline literally almost everything is recorded and dated within all the games files and little side notes along the ways. Lot of the story was told in the scenery as well I felt it was up to the player to figure out what happened in these rooms or city streets left in disarray
@@Mike.Knight69 Never said it was inconsistent or difficult to follow. But gameplay alone makes the current games feel more streamlined. Going from fixed camera angles to over the shoulder in 4 was a bit interesting. These games all play the same, and RE4R alone had more connections to previous games than the original RE4 did
Exactly. I was just born when the originals came out. Only played them when 7 came out and I was 16. I didn't have any issues understanding the originals and never thought they were inferior in that way to the remakes
@@GrayWolf5000 Agreed. They are amazing, always will be. But there are even more details I didn't mention in the video. Example, Rita's name is shown on a RPD desk. She is in outbreak as well.
@@RacoonCityPizza Actually that's irrelevant to the game stories connectedness you're just talking about the familiarity of the gameplay which also exist in the originals as all of them were fixed camera angels until RE4
@@newmobils8294 My point is that it isn't just a straight forward story where there are only references to the previous game. These Remakes are sprinkled in with clever Easter eggs and connections that the older ones didn't have. Yes, the original games before 4 did play the same. But we are seeing these Remakes where ALL of them play the same. When we eventually get a CV Remake, and possibly even a 1 or 0 Remake, those games will feel a lot more streamlined, due to all of the games up to that point playing the same way. Even 4 and 5 (and especially 6) feel way different than even 7 does. So we could potentially see a world where every RE game plays essentially the same. I'm not dogging on the OG games by any means, I play them all the time. Love those games. But the Remakes do indeed have more connections.
I pray that the resident evil outbreak remake comes. I love the original outbreak games and it was full on horror survival. Seeing alyssas name on 7 was shocking 4 me. And hopefully it was kevin on the radio
Agreed. It was so underrated considering back then not many people played in the online mode.
That's why i like that UA-cam started recommending smaller channels. So many unique takes, I never thought of this, although it's obvious, because the story became more important in modern gaming than before
@@Nathan-Croft That means a lot to me! The video about the Plaga and Mold being related is an old video and, to be honest, isn't the best quality. But you can also read soem of my replies here if you're interested in that. Trust me, I have a lot of other videos planned that are a bit more unique than this ;)
@RacoonCityPizza Funny you mentioned the black substance poured on Ashley being connected to the mold, because yesterday I watched a Resident Evil remake analysis called "How Resident Evil 4 remake deepened the lore" or something like that, denouncing this connection, although I don't remember how.
The reason that all the mainline games as well as their remakes are canon all at the same time is cause certain elements of all the different playthroughs are canon without concern for how they can all have happened at the same time. There will never be an explicit "This is exactly what happend" version cause these are all video games first and foremost. For example a "canon" version of RE1 would have Chris, Jill, Barry, Rebecca, Albert, Richard, and Enricho all tripsing around the mansion at the same time blasting away at zombies and solving puzzles on top of each other and yet rarely ever (in some cases never) running into one another nor hearing their life and death struggles or gun blasts and thats not including Lisa, zombie Forest, and Yawn. RE5 implies that Chris is the one that ruined Alberts plans in RE1 and thus earned his hatred, yet Revalations 2 makes it clear that both the "Jill Sandwich" and "Master of Unlocking" lines actually were said by Barry, this would imply that neither was locked up the whole game and both were activly exploring the mansion without encountering each other and doing all the same things over and over. See how ridiculous this gets?
Just enjoy them as games cause even in games that don't give any real leeway in how the story unfolds like RE5 there is still plenty of "gameplay before story" moments. As far as the remakes making more "sense" I suspect that that has more to do with them being the preference for alot of younger and newer RE fans who think that tank controls are some sort of pagan mystism that requires you to sell your soul to Satan in order to work and that they have prettier graphics. If they are your preference thats fine but I see them as simple reimaginings of the same basic story little different then the Umbrella and Darkside Chronicles, they don't replace anything just give an alternate version of events and add new details.
@@RogueDragon05 I get what you mean. But what I like about the Remakes is that we DO have a definitive story. Some small things, in particular the A/B Claire and Leon story in RE2R, can be a little questionable. Everything is however is perfection. I don't think Capcom is using the word "Canon" correctly here. Ivy monsters are NOT the same. Locations are different. Some events are 100% removed or reworked. Sure, the same story beats are more or less there. But I like that the current games are focusing more on consistency and detail.
@@RacoonCityPizza Like you said even in the remake of 2 there are inconsistencies and all the remakes have completely abandoned elements as well. But like I said enjoy what you enjoy. I'm just glad that Capcom seems to be more opened to keeping the originals alive then previously thought with the old school PC releases on GOG recently, and I hope we can see some modern console ports soon. Hell would be great if they added them as DLC for the remakes even.
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And thats why i still like the subtle story of the classic trilogy with the exception of the remake of RE1 trying to connect it all for RE2 and RE3nemesis, it made sense the other remakes while better in atmosphere and story telling doesn't leave too much ambiguity and reveals too much.
@@carloRX78K2 I get that, I sort of feel the same way. But it's hard to judge it really. They had to build the story as each game released, whereas the Remakes have an advantage to where they can take already existing stories and add on to them. Them revealing too much is hard to judge too. We already know the basic story beats. But I will say I was pleasantly surprised by the connection between RE3 and RE4 Remakes. If they keep that level of connectivity together, we could finally have a more streamlined story. But the classics, while the stories are hit or miss with quality and continuity, are timeless gems. They are like a time machine to the past.
Uhh nope the black liquid isn't the mold at all, it's just an accelerant for the plaga, why would a remote village in Spain have fountains and pools of mold? Just a big no I'm afraid
@@Lubble- Check out the video I made and you'll see.
@@RacoonCityPizza you reference how they're close.... That's it, if it was the mold then that would be referenced more, they wouldn't intentionally link it to Village and then not reference it at least, even a name drop would have been ok, it's said that the black liquid is something to accelerate and enhance the liquid but in no way it is said it's actually related to the plaga.... The plaga are physical parasites, the mold is a fungal like mass....I like the idea and the theory but it's 99% likely they're not the same
@@Lubble- The general idea is that the mold in RE8 wasn't what caused the people to turn into monsters. That was the Cadou parasite made my Miranda. The mold helped, but wasn't the cause. Both locations in 4 and 8 are relatively close, and the mold and plaga are both stored underground. I don't find it hard to believe that the black liquid in RE4R is either the same mold from 8, or a slight variant of it. We see variants of parasites all the time, same with viruses.
@@RacoonCityPizza if it was a jar of black liquid with a note next to it then yeah sure, but to say that Salazar had pumps of the stuff in his castle is a bit far fetched, even if it is a strain of the mold it's not the exact same strain that Miranda has controlled, so by that logic you may as well say the common cold is linked to the mold and t virus..... Again it's a cool idea but it's incredibly unlikely otherwise there would be more emphasis on it
@@Lubble- What exactly makes it unlikely? The mold and liquid do the same thing: they accelerate the growth of a parasite. They both have similar but different hive mind type of control.
That's why i never really like the OG RE4 because it didn't really connect with any other main titles with the overarching story. You could play RE 1, 2, 3, and skip 4 without missing anything important. The remake did it justice and RE4 has now become top 3 for me
@@user-qh4ij7ip1u 4R had more connecting tissue for sure. But I will say that 4 sort of did it's own thing regardless, because Capcom was trying to take the series in a new direction. But instead, they tried to copy and paste 4 with way less quality and expected it to stick. But yeah...4R is amazing!
I want them to remake resident evil one for many reasons, but the main reason is a Canon where everybody escapes and then also give us a reason why Wesker hates Chris so much. We only see him interact with Chris and Veronica the first game and then resident evil 5 that’s literally it. We don’t have any more interactions with him and even in Veronica he hardly interacts with Chris.
I personally think one of two things. 1) Wesker hates Chris for some reason that does indeed need to be explored, or 2) He hates ALL of the S.T.A.R.S members equally...it just so happens that Chris is the one he always crosses paths with. He does cross paths with Jill in RE5 obviously, but he kept her under his spell not only as a way to use her, but to tourment her as well. We even see that PTSD play out in Death Island.
@@RacoonCityPizza mainly I want to see a real ending where all the characters survive keep the other endings in the game or mention them for an Easter egg or something, but like give us a real ending, cause it’s literally impossible to get a real ending in the remastered version of the game and it’s beyond annoying that you can’t get the real ending and I have only gotten most of them. There’s six other endings I have not gotten. I’m just saying the game will look amazing in the RE engine. I hope it’s the next game but I think that code Veronica needs a remake more. They should save the first game for the 30th anniversary, but at the same time, I think Re9 should be next.
@@Daringloki I agree with all of this 100%.
@@RacoonCityPizza if they do remake this game for the 30th anniversary, I want them to change some things but keep the formula to the original but if they do this, I want them to put the fix camera angle in the remake of this game. Keep the puzzles loyal to the originalthings like the defense items and make the knife a little more broken. Make it like the resident evil to remake can break some ideas in there Capins if you listen and read these comments, it’s a look at them.
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Waiting for confirmation that ouroboros and the mold are connected
@@jiggycalzone8585 Lol
@@RacoonCityPizzagreat vid man
I'm into the ideas on how 456 connect to 789, I don't think it's plaga per se but the liquid probably connects to ouros and ouros has an undeniable number of similar characteristics to the mold-- especially bosses like Baker
@@jiggycalzone8585 Thanks a ton for checking it out :)
Man, I want an outbreak remake, atleast bring it to the psn catalog.
@@servingzombies Outbreak could literally be their highest selling RE game if they did it right.
nah I cant accept remake jill
@@Tri_Nguyen_ I like her. But I feel like I can't quite have a full opinion until we see her more.
They should definitely remake RE7. That game needs it bad
@@nikkeli3942 Maybe in 20 years lol. But not now.
@@RacoonCityPizza More like 8-10 years. The game is already 7 years old. After Capcom is done remaking 5, 6 and whatever games they have in mind, I don't see why they shouldn't remake 7.
@@nikkeli3942 Because 7 is still a new title. It doesn't need a remake whatsoever. There are a ton of RE games that need it, not just numbered titles. I don't ever see that happening with 7.
@@RacoonCityPizza I don't think Capcom has any plans to remake games like survivor or outbreak files. Those games didn't sell that many copies so it's only logical they remake 5, 6, and maybe 0, CV or Revelations. It took them 18 years to remake RE4 and that game definitely didn't need a remake. So yeah it's only a matter of time till they remake RE7. Imo they should've stopped after RE2 remake.
@@nikkeli3942 I think you might be focusing on the wrong avenue of thinking. I see what you mean. But it took them this long to remake RE4 because I'm sure it was never intended until they saw the success of RE2 Remake. RE2R kicked off a whole new remake train. I don't see why Capcom would stop with numbered titles when they basically have gold at their doorstep. If Dusk Gollem is to believed, 0 and CV are being remade as we speak. I am iffy on him, but I defintiely belive CV is being remade due to fans' outcry. Outbreak is a game that fans are dying for - and Capcom knows it. Capcom isn't going to waste time and money on remaking a game that was already received very well and is still a modern game. RE7 is very modern. It isn't the age that defies the need for a remake, it's the gameplay and how modern it is. All of the Remakes we have gotten are of older games that have outdated controls. RE7 is very modern. It plays like it was released last year. When gaming eventually either a) screeches to a hault due to the inability to become more advanced, or b) keeps on advancing to where modern games will be viewed as outdated with controls...we won't see an RE7 remake. It's pointless.
I mean it’s easier to connect the series altogether now than it was before, considering they had no idea in what direction they were heading back then, which is normal. The series had no continuity yet, so when you have the full picture than the OG games didn’t have, it is expected to manage that.
The contrary would have been disappointing.
RE4 can now tease RE5 (and not a remake of it, this was misinterpreted in my opinion), RE4 is tied to RE3 with the parasite. Leon and Ada’s characters have more continuity between RE2 and RE4 than they had in the OGs where they felt like complete different characters.
That’s exactly what I was about to comment. It’s a lot easier putting everything together with hindsight
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@@DaniloLuizdeCastroLuizdeCastro Thanks for watching regardless. :)
Yep all the trash version connects. Makes sense.
@@zZiL341yRj736 Mass majority disagrees. They are both great. Thanks for watching!