Where is the best R.E setting?
>Old European town
>Africa
>A modern city
>Old mansion in a Confederate state
>Other
Where is the best R.E setting?
Gabriel Anderson
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Nolan Mitchell
Africa because i could kill Blacks, Asians, Mexicans and Aryans all in one game.
Carson Lewis
Africa was the best. No other game does that setting. You fight lanky tribal warriors with giant shields + spears and shit
Hudson Campbell
for horror game an old mansion, for an action game it really doesn't matter
Oliver Lopez
old mansion, with old european town being a close second
Jeremiah Sanchez
Anything that's not a shithole country
Justin Williams
Not Africa
David Lopez
Raccoon City. They need to do an open world Raccoon City game, like a new Survivor or something. Include the forest.
Landon Hernandez
RE5 is one of the few games where you can shoot niggers in the face and be a hero
Tyler Bell
CASTLE
Jackson Long
RE2/3 is *the* RE setting, especially RE2 how you descend into more bullshit.
Aaron Collins
Spooky mansion with secret lab underneath
Levi Jackson
RPD
Mansion
Village
In that order.
Aaron Harris
The village portion of RE4 was the best, but all other zones in it were boring as shit. Africa in RE5 was on average better than full of RE4 due to nice variety and all of the zones being marginally fun, with exception of military complex, but individually nothing it had was as good as the Spanish village. Mansion works perfect for the slow and claustrophobic RE as the first one, but it sucks when you're as powerful as a protag of any other RE game. A city is just boring.
Thomas Lee
I liked RE5's city and village aspects, but the temple and military complex were not that fun at all. The only segment of RE4 i didn't like too much was the Island.
Owen Reed
RE originally was set in a remote semi-urban American location. Let's keep it there.
John Brooks
Not really. The only parts of RE1 and 2 that are at all urban is the very opening sequence of RE2 that you're done with in 3 minutes. Otherwise you're in some sort of mansion/museum/police station, sewers, or secret labs.
Evan Wood
Snowy mountains somewhere in Europe with hillbilly mountainmen as your enemies and secret Umbrella Lab there.
Liam Lopez
Pic related is generic enemy you encounter (but more rough looking and a little bit zombified). Acts like a typical RE4 enemy.
Lincoln Davis
this
Chase Morgan
Africa was shit. Why not talking about a ship from RE1 Revelations? The game was average but claustrophobic feel of being alone on the sea was neat.
Gabriel Phillips
My idea #2: old town somewhere in Italy. You start in a forest and then arrive in an old town (pic related)
Luis Allen
(forgot pic)
Joshua Cooper
Fuck-all people played Rev.
Adam Brown
Wasn't CV basically not-Italy/Greece?
Evan Collins
inside a hive
Kayden Harris
After the old town you arrive in an old vineyard mansion ran by Umbrella with a secret lab underneath.
Logan Thomas
Well, it's some remote region in any case. And it's stereotypical American for non-American people. I think that's part of RE's original charm.
Cameron Flores
A derelict interstellar mining ship
Gavin Jenkins
these are your zombie enemies
Justin Lopez
My dream setting would be a big castle in a forest. Kinda like RE1 but with a big castle instead and perhaps a lake and very small village in the forest
Jonathan Sanders
bruh that's basically RE4
Jayden Perez
Still gutted that we didn't get a proper darkest africa horror game in 5. Instead it was a big action game. A good action game for sure, but still.
I remember when this teaser came out.
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Henry Stewart
Africa but not for /pol/tard reasons
the series by that point had transitioned and embraced it's goofy, earnest anime-tone, and the bright, sunny settings reflected that
Dylan Gomez
The RE Wiki says Rockfort Island was located in the South Pacific, Wikipedia says its in the Southern (Antarctic) Ocean, and I remember from when I played it as a kid that I thought it was either in Europe or on some south Atlantic island like the one where they exiled Napoleon. But it felt like it could have been anywhere, it was just a generic military complex.
Dominic Moore
I know, but I want a dense, green forest and the inside of the castle should have modern rooms as well as regular castle parts. Also the RE4 village and lake is too way too "brown"
Henry Perry
Raccoon City is the best.
Gabriel Jenkins
modern cities are always the best horror settings
Isaac Diaz
dense green forest is essentially Days Gone
Parker Davis
that chris model is so much fucking better
Carter Ross
The beginning of RE5 nailed the feeling of being a western tourist stuck in a dangerously-violent third world shithole where everyone's eyeballing you just because you're white. I wish they had more super dangerous mutated African wildlife like the crocodiles though. Plaga hippos and lions would have been cool
Camden Roberts
What this dude said. Raccoon city is peak resident evil. Wilderness areas don't work the same for zombie shit, cramped, densely populated cities are where it's at.
Charles Bennett
Wow that's confusing as fuck I thought for sure it was somewhere in the Mediterranean.
Carter Jenkins
There's no forest better for your horror game than Aokigahara.
Jaxson James
go watch your generic zombie movies kid
Kayden Reyes
>RE5 nailed the feeling of being a western tourist stuck in a dangerously-violent third world shithole
>Resident Evil
Sebastian Hall
I was just making a statement, I didn't say it was consistent with the settings of older RE games (even though that is consistent with 4's village setting)
Robert Williams
>kid
>knows zombies only since The Walking Dead
Jace Flores
Big building, being that a house, mansion, castle, police department, etc.
Thomas Cruz
Biohazard.
Andrew Brown
I like Raccoon City from 3. It's completely unrealistic as a representation of a modern American city but it has a comfy old world charm that makes it fun to explore.
Carson Walker
The mansion. RE should be gothic horror.
Luke Russell
I just call them Zulu warriors
Back when I was a teenager, I went tripping on some shrooms into the national forest in the pacific Northwest and it looked a lot like this (but with conifers and way more ferns). All the mossy roots and such seemed like they were writhing and I had this incredible fear of insects, spiders and other creepy crawlies coming out from under every nook and cranny. Then I somehow did manage to bump into a spider web in some ferns down by the banks of the creek and I flipped the fuck out when I saw this huge bright-colored fucker climbing my arm. Fuck that was scary