The difference between Los plagas 1 and 2!

The difference is more than just the enemies features alone but the fact that in plagas 1 you have to give them a shot when the parasites are babies and plagas 2 you have to stuff it in them while its older! Wierd!

jonslag wrote:

The difference is more than just the enemies features alone but the fact that in plagas 1 you have to give them a shot when the parasites are babies and plagas 2 you have to stuff it in them while its older! Wierd!

I am pretty sure the difference is what you said, and Las Plagas Type 2 takes control of the host immediately, instead of like Type 1 which requites time.

Spike991 wrote:

jonslag wrote:

The difference is more than just the enemies features alone but the fact that in plagas 1 you have to give them a shot when the parasites are babies and plagas 2 you have to stuff it in them while its older! Wierd!

I am pretty sure the difference is what you said, and Las Plagas Type 2 takes control of the host immediately, instead of like Type 1 which requites time.

Las Plagas Type 2 being Ourouboros right? If so then yes, thus that guy in RE5 attacking almost immediately after "ingestion" of the plaga, and thus Leon and Ashley not showing symptoms until quite sometime after injection.

Uhm, Plagas 2? Thats from RE 5 right?

frodomir wrote:

Uhm, Plagas 2? Thats from RE 5 right?

Same thing I was wondering. I think so..

Plagas 2 is from RE5. Uruburos is completely different though. Actually, there isn't much info on what Uruburos actually is.

NiteKrawler wrote:

Plagas 2 is from RE5. Uruburos is completely different though. Actually, there isn't much info on what Uruburos actually is.

There is plenty of info about Uroboros, I guess not about what it is composed of, but of course it is not Las Plagas Type 2.

Spike991 wrote:

NiteKrawler wrote:

Plagas 2 is from RE5. Uruburos is completely different though. Actually, there isn't much info on what Uruburos actually is.

There is plenty of info about Uroboros, I guess not about what it is composed of, but of course it is not Las Plagas Type 2.

Wait so then what exactly is Las Plagas Type 2 then? Forgive my lack of knowledge, I haven't played the full game yet.

Las Plagas type 2 is basically just an upgraded type of the 1st plagas. It looks different and instead of injecting it into a host, all you have to do is hold that muthatrucka down and shove it down his throat! After that, it only takes about 10 seconds to take control of the host. This 10 second attachment rate is what really makes this type better than the old type.

@Spike: I know there is a file on Uruburos, but it isn't very detailed is it? I have to read it again. I don't think they mention how it is made or from what. Or where it originated. That's what I was talking about, I wanna know that stuff.

Wait, so is Ourobouros Las Plagas type 2 or not?

No, Uruburos and Las Plagas 2 are entirely different things.

then why did wesker need las plagas if he has Uroboros

The mastAH! wrote:

then why did wesker need las plagas if he has Uroboros

Uruburos would be a kind of "ethnic cleansing". Uruburos is extremely picky with its hosts. It will only accept the "best". When it accepts it's host, they become superhuman. I don't think they have shown a host who had been accepted so we don't yet know what it would have been like. But Wesker needed to saturate the atmosphere with Uruburos to cleanse the "unworthy" from the Earth so only the best humans were left. I'm assuming that Las Plagas was the way in which he intended to control them. He would be a god among gods so to say. I may be wrong on some of this though so if you find any info that contradicts what I'm saying go ahead and add that here.

no that sounds perfect but also to make it larger now why'd he need the t-virus, g-virus and tv-virus

The mastAH! wrote:

no that sounds perfect but also to make it larger now why'd he need the t-virus, g-virus and tv-virus

In addition to what Nite said, Las Plagas was also a succesful Bioweapon on the black market, that is definately a good reason for it to be in RE5.

The mastAH! wrote:

no that sounds perfect but also to make it larger now why'd he need the t-virus, g-virus and tv-virus

Well he was trying to create bioweapons with them. After the rediscovery of Las Plagas though, those viruses became more or less obsolete. They may make a comeback, but for now we know that Las Plagas creates better bioweapons than the viruses. It really comes down to control and that is something that the Las Plagas comes through on. I think it would be fun to see some more T-Virus stuff though.

Alright sounds like we got that cleared up.

@jonslag, it isn't "Los Plagas", if it has a feminine 'as' at the end, the prefix also needs to have it, Las Plagas, otherwise it would be Los Plagos.

Spike991 wrote:

Alright sounds like we got that cleared up.

@jonslag, it isn't "Los Plagas", if it has a feminine 'as' at the end, the prefix also needs to have it, Las Plagas, otherwise it would be Los Plagos.

Spike is correct. All the little buggers are women.

NiteKrawler wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Alright sounds like we got that cleared up.

@jonslag, it isn't "Los Plagas", if it has a feminine 'as' at the end, the prefix also needs to have it, Las Plagas, otherwise it would be Los Plagos.

Spike is correct. All the little buggers are women.

The grumpy old farmers were in fact transsexuals!

lyfesArcanum wrote:

NiteKrawler wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Alright sounds like we got that cleared up.

@jonslag, it isn't "Los Plagas", if it has a feminine 'as' at the end, the prefix also needs to have it, Las Plagas, otherwise it would be Los Plagos.

Spike is correct. All the little buggers are women.

The grumpy old farmers were in fact transsexuals!

lolol...In an attempt at world domination, Albert Wesker actually created a new and easy way to change the sex of people! Introducing Las Plagas! Works one way, every day! Available at your local Wal-Mart!

NiteKrawler wrote:

lyfesArcanum wrote:

NiteKrawler wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Alright sounds like we got that cleared up.

@jonslag, it isn't "Los Plagas", if it has a feminine 'as' at the end, the prefix also needs to have it, Las Plagas, otherwise it would be Los Plagos.

Spike is correct. All the little buggers are women.

The grumpy old farmers were in fact transsexuals!

lolol...In an attempt at world domination, Albert Wesker actually created a new and easy way to change the sex of people! Introducing Las Plagas! Works one way, every day! Available at your local Wal-Mart!

I'd hate to wake up one morning to find out that the medicine I took the night before wasn't Advil...

NiteKrawler wrote:

The mastAH! wrote:

then why did wesker need las plagas if he has Uroboros

Uruburos would be a kind of "ethnic cleansing". Uruburos is extremely picky with its hosts. It will only accept the "best". When it accepts it's host, they become superhuman. I don't think they have shown a host who had been accepted so we don't yet know what it would have been like. But Wesker needed to saturate the atmosphere with Uruburos to cleanse the "unworthy" from the Earth so only the best humans were left. I'm assuming that Las Plagas was the way in which he intended to control them. He would be a god among gods so to say. I may be wrong on some of this though so if you find any info that contradicts what I'm saying go ahead and add that here.

Wait wait... but when I saw in the cutscene, when that guy changed into Uroboros then Wesker said that he was not worthy of it, but before he was injected with Uroboros then his eyes were red like Wesker's eyes. Does that mean that Wesker has super DNA and has Uroboros injected inside him and that makes him like a super ninja that dodges bullets and stuff?

NoobsGonnaDie wrote:

NiteKrawler wrote:

The mastAH! wrote:

then why did wesker need las plagas if he has Uroboros

Uruburos would be a kind of "ethnic cleansing". Uruburos is extremely picky with its hosts. It will only accept the "best". When it accepts it's host, they become superhuman. I don't think they have shown a host who had been accepted so we don't yet know what it would have been like. But Wesker needed to saturate the atmosphere with Uruburos to cleanse the "unworthy" from the Earth so only the best humans were left. I'm assuming that Las Plagas was the way in which he intended to control them. He would be a god among gods so to say. I may be wrong on some of this though so if you find any info that contradicts what I'm saying go ahead and add that here.

Wait wait... but when I saw in the cutscene, when that guy changed into Uroboros then Wesker said that he was not worthy of it, but before he was injected with Uroboros then his eyes were red like Wesker's eyes. Does that mean that Wesker has super DNA and has Uroboros injected inside him and that makes him like a super ninja that dodges bullets and stuff?

We don't know for sure if Wesker in fact has/had Uruburos inside of him, but I'm going to say he did not. His red eyes are because of the unnamed virus he injected himself with during the events of RE1. The virus Birkin gave him. In fact, we don't even know how Uruburos is administered. During the second fight with one, there is a seat-like contraption from hell sitting in the back of the room, so that must be it.

P.S. When you say Wesker said he was unworthy, did you mean Excella said he was unworthy? The only time Wesker talks about anyone being unworthy it is when

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NiteKrawler wrote:

NoobsGonnaDie wrote:

NiteKrawler wrote:

The mastAH! wrote:

then why did wesker need las plagas if he has Uroboros

Uruburos would be a kind of "ethnic cleansing". Uruburos is extremely picky with its hosts. It will only accept the "best". When it accepts it's host, they become superhuman. I don't think they have shown a host who had been accepted so we don't yet know what it would have been like. But Wesker needed to saturate the atmosphere with Uruburos to cleanse the "unworthy" from the Earth so only the best humans were left. I'm assuming that Las Plagas was the way in which he intended to control them. He would be a god among gods so to say. I may be wrong on some of this though so if you find any info that contradicts what I'm saying go ahead and add that here.

Wait wait... but when I saw in the cutscene, when that guy changed into Uroboros then Wesker said that he was not worthy of it, but before he was injected with Uroboros then his eyes were red like Wesker's eyes. Does that mean that Wesker has super DNA and has Uroboros injected inside him and that makes him like a super ninja that dodges bullets and stuff?

We don't know for sure if Wesker in fact has/had Uruburos inside of him, but I'm going to say he did not. His red eyes are because of the unnamed virus he injected himself with during the events of RE1. The virus Birkin gave him. In fact, we don't even know how Uruburos is administered. During the second fight with one, there is a seat-like contraption from hell sitting in the back of the room, so that must be it.

P.S. When you say Wesker said he was unworthy, did you mean Excella said he was unworthy? The only time Wesker talks about anyone being unworthy it is when

Spoiler:

Ah yes, so Uroboros wants only the superior DNA