Quesiton about Kenneth.

Jamesy wrote:

I am a built like a brick wall as well so I'd just KO them I think I am have been drinking too much at the pub again lol. Painfully obvious when you read my previous posts.

We know jamesy you were on the drink again.Being built like a brick wall doesnt count for shit.

Oh yeah I am just thinking cause Chris Redfield was a weed compared to Kenneth. Kenneth could have easily pushed the zombie away. that said i think he must have been too scared and chris redfield was probably trained more for that type of combat.

Whats with the hammer pic?

Jamesy wrote:

Whats with the hammer pic?

It means you are spot on jamesy.

Give chase doesn't necessarily mean that the zombie was running. I do believe it was walking quite quickly though, as can be seen in Kenneth's video. And I'm sure he was exploring the mansion for some time because he just couldn't have stayed out in the woods for any decent amount of time with cerberus all over. And Kenneth died right as Alpha Team entered the mansion, which was a day after Bravo smashed down.

Well considering Kenneth did not have any keys he can't have got that far in the mansion. Must have slept in the main hall for a night? Or do you think he might have met up with Richard Aiken or Forest Spyer?

Maybe he spent a lot of time in one area?

Well I kind of think that having all of the doors that were locked was illogical, probably not exactly canon, but was just there for gameplay purposes. I mean the balcony where you find Forest, that door is locked, but obviously Forest got through the door somehow, through osmosis? I don't think so.

Likewise, most of the mansion was probably already explored, and most doors were probably already unlocked.

Spike991 wrote:

Maybe he spent a lot of time in one area?

Well I kind of think that having all of the doors that were locked was illogical, probably not exactly canon, but was just there for gameplay purposes. I mean the balcony where you find Forest, that door is locked, but obviously Forest got through the door somehow, through osmosis? I don't think so.

Likewise, most of the mansion was probably already explored, and most doors were probably already unlocked.

Forrest was the vehicle expert. He obviously built a small jetcraft and flew up to the balcony and could not get in the locked door and was thus killed by the crows. See? I can use sarcasm as well.

i always thought that wesker or RQ re-locked the doors

nekronuke wrote:

i always thought that wesker or RQ re-locked the doors

Im assuming RQ stands for Red Queen which is apart of the movies not the games thankfully.

weskersbarber wrote:

nekronuke wrote:

i always thought that wesker or RQ re-locked the doors

Im assuming RQ stands for Red Queen which is apart of the movies not the games thankfully.

Wasn't RQ made part of the story in Umbrella Chronicles? Though not in the same way as the movies, but apparently it had been present in the mansion.

Mass Distraction wrote:

weskersbarber wrote:

nekronuke wrote:

i always thought that wesker or RQ re-locked the doors

Im assuming RQ stands for Red Queen which is apart of the movies not the games thankfully.

Wasn't RQ made part of the story in Umbrella Chronicles? Though not in the same way as the movies, but apparently it had been present in the mansion.

Thats right mass i forgot about that. It was the computer thing which was talking to wesker when he was trying to log in the computer and it denied accsess to him.

She was present, but I doubt she was in the actual mansion anywhere. I don't think she had access to the locks on the surface areas.

Well it must've been wesker, or something to do with a power outage that reset the locks.

nekronuke wrote:

Well it must've been wesker, or something to do with a power outage that reset the locks.

Nah. The locks on the surface were not electrical. They were just like regular locks. You had to manually lock and unlock them. It's just a gameplay loophole that shouldn't really be thought about. You can't think that Chris and Jill canonically went around the mansion playing pianos to open doors to get a wooden plank to put in the place of a golden plank to put over the old planks spot to move a grandfather clock to get a key to open certain doors in the mansion can you?

NiteKrawler wrote:

nekronuke wrote:

Well it must've been wesker, or something to do with a power outage that reset the locks.

Nah. The locks on the surface were not electrical. They were just like regular locks. You had to manually lock and unlock them. It's just a gameplay loophole that shouldn't really be thought about. You can't think that Chris and Jill canonically went around the mansion playing pianos to open doors to get a wooden plank to put in the place of a golden plank to put over the old planks spot to move a grandfather clock to get a key to open certain doors in the mansion can you?

Thats what i always used to laugh about thinking how dumb it was but now in my RE canon mind i just pretend they never done most of the pointless shit if that makes sense.

but it iiiiiiiiiis canon..... chris's 'crank' comment in LIN proves it....

nekronuke wrote:

but it iiiiiiiiiis canon..... chris's 'crank' comment in LIN proves it....

I never said it wasnt.Read again.

I'm sure there was a crank, but it wasn't hidden or anything. It was probably in the tool shed in RE1 and he just picked it up after seeing that he needed one. That's not as bad as the piano fiasco.

I always liked to think that all the stuff they did was canon How much trouble they had to go through to get out of that mansion... And how horrible it must've been doing that shit while being chased by hunters, crimsons, etc.

The piano homage in LIN was awesome, Spencer must've loved that song I happen to like it too

Mass Distraction wrote:

I always liked to think that all the stuff they did was canon How much trouble they had to go through to get out of that mansion... And how horrible it must've been doing that shit while being chased by hunters, crimsons, etc.

The piano homage in LIN was awesome, Spencer must've loved that song I happen to like it too

Moonlight Sonata is just epic. And it would be quite funny if everyone had to actually go through all that hell to get anywhere in the mansion. Just think...if they had to do it...eveyone else that worked there had to as well. What a job hassle.

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