par·a·digm/ˈparəˌdīm/ (n)

Disclaimer: I sort of know what’s going on with RE 1, given what’s been memed or seeped into pop culture. Typos will abound, and I likely won’t fix them. I don’t know if I’ll do the ‘ask questions about future events mere moments before they happen’ bit again, but it may.

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The pacing of this game is rather off, to me. It feels like more happens in these last 30ish minutes of gameplay than the rest of the entire game altogether.

Of course, I'm biased, I've always had a preference towards story/lore. Give me pages of random history, an epic poem? A song, even? And I'll sit through it and read every word. Which weren't things that were missing here, though in much briefer form. That whole exchange between John and Ada. Or well, John to Ada... breaks your heart, doesn't it?

Mostly, the back and forth, and how enemies don't actually stay down is frustrating to see. It's not my kind of game.

Anyways, the biggest takeaway is that Umbrella is 1) basically big pharma, if big pharma decided to branch out into more lethal action, where licensing for level 3 and 4 pathogens isn't a thing, they have money to burn, and gosh, who wants to do proper science when you can have mad scientists.

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Disclaimer: I sort of know what’s going on with RE 1, given what’s been memed or seeped into pop culture. Typos will abound, and I likely won’t fix them. I don’t know if I’ll do the ‘ask questions about future events mere moments before they happen’ bit again, but it may.

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Also mentions housing market fluctuations and the dreams of actually owning some kind of property instead of renting is a continuous pipe dream very very briefly

seriously though this is the kind of house you'll need a couple of people to live in with, because otherwise who knows what could happen if you lock yourself in a hidden room somewhere. however - the architects responsible could make a killing with the way people are now trying to building multifuctional furniture, rooms, etc in order to maximize teeny, tiny living spaces

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Disclaimer: I sort of know what’s going on with RE 1, given what’s been memed or seeped into pop culture. Typos will abound, and I likely won’t fix them. I don’t know if I’ll do the ‘ask questions about future events mere moments before they happen’ bit again, but it may.

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The amount of time spent in the inventory is.... a lot.

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I started this thing forever ago. Finally picking it back up again?

Disclaimer: I sort of know what’s going on with RE 1, given what’s been memed or seeped into pop culture. Typos will abound, and I likely won’t fix them. I don’t know if I’ll do the ‘ask questions about future events mere moments before they happen’ bit again, but it may.

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I am very sure that it was suggested that I see the remastered walk through instead, but then I would’ve missed out on the cheese.
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Off to a slow start. IDK, the 10 min parts may not be working as well for me. But it definitely is a challenge to stay immersed v.s. some other games. It's too easy to get distracted/distance yourself from what's happening given the stiltedness, but I forgive much given the times and technological changes that have happened.



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