Who got the main antagonist on Resident Evil 6?

Mercy wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

RaviorStygian wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

Her last fight scene was horrible though. I knew at one point you'd have to fight her, but man... I thought she would have been a lot more epic and tougher.

It took me almost an hour to figure out how to beat her. It was . . . pretty annoying. She just keeps repeating the same lines over and over. "I'll dine on your flesh, and suck the marrow from your bones." The music was epic, though. Very The Matrix-like actually.

I had the same problem with the Carla fight...

I was so tired of hearing her repeat herself, like a broken record.

Eventually I noticed the barrels behind her face though.

IDK about music.

If there's one thing they got right, it was the Game's music score. It really brought me back to "Wind of Madness" from Resident Evil 5's score. The music is actually pretty iconic, I find myself humming the main menu theme now and then.

But the things Carla says… man, it's worse than a cheap comic book villain. Not even Killer Moth would be that lame.

Me too! I love Ada's soundtracks on her campaign the most.

Who the hell is Haos?

Known_Hero wrote:

Who the hell is Haos?

He was a president of America before Obama.

Mass Distraction wrote:

RE6 wasn't Piers' debute. He had previously travelled with Chris in Asia, during the Marhawa Desire manga. This was also mentioned in the files of RE6.

I didn't see this. Where was this at? The only reference I saw to MD was in Lepotitsa's file.

@Known_hero- Haos was the final boss for Chris's campaign.

The first few seconds of the song totally sound like Matrix music, as does 0:26. In fact, the whole song really does sound like it's from The Matrix.

By the way, did anyone else think it's pretty ridiculous that Simmon's mutation went from being a lion to a dinosaur and then to a giant fly? It doesn't make any sense, even with RE logic. What, does the DNA of all those animals reside in the formula? It's really goofy.

RaviorStygian wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

Her last fight scene was horrible though. I knew at one point you'd have to fight her, but man... I thought she would have been a lot more epic and tougher.

It took me almost an hour to figure out how to beat her. It was . . . pretty annoying. She just keeps repeating the same lines over and over. "I'll dine on your flesh, and suck the marrow from your bones." The music was epic, though. Very The Matrix-like actually.

It was the same for me the first time I played through Ada's campaign. I got so fed up with it, I actually had to go online to figure out how to beat her, which is something I haven't done for a game in a LONG time.

Although after knowing, it now only takes me about 30 seconds (if that) to kill her.

Teh Black Cat wrote:

RaviorStygian wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

Her last fight scene was horrible though. I knew at one point you'd have to fight her, but man... I thought she would have been a lot more epic and tougher.

It took me almost an hour to figure out how to beat her. It was . . . pretty annoying. She just keeps repeating the same lines over and over. "I'll dine on your flesh, and suck the marrow from your bones." The music was epic, though. Very The Matrix-like actually.

It was the same for me the first time I played through Ada's campaign. I got so fed up with it, I actually had to go online to figure out how to beat her, which is something I haven't done for a game in a LONG time.

Although after knowing, it now only takes me about 30 seconds (if that) to kill her.

Yep, she is both cryptic and simple. It makes me wish she put up more of a fight, because after you figure out what to do, it just becomes a disappointment.

Mercy wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

RaviorStygian wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

Her last fight scene was horrible though. I knew at one point you'd have to fight her, but man... I thought she would have been a lot more epic and tougher.

It took me almost an hour to figure out how to beat her. It was . . . pretty annoying. She just keeps repeating the same lines over and over. "I'll dine on your flesh, and suck the marrow from your bones." The music was epic, though. Very The Matrix-like actually.

It was the same for me the first time I played through Ada's campaign. I got so fed up with it, I actually had to go online to figure out how to beat her, which is something I haven't done for a game in a LONG time.

Although after knowing, it now only takes me about 30 seconds (if that) to kill her.

Yep, she is both cryptic and simple. It makes me wish she put up more of a fight, because after you figure out what to do, it just becomes a disappointment.

Basically, you're fighting a room. Also, her mutation was pretty ridiculous and was really pushing suspension of disbelief, much like Simmons and his nonsensical transformation from one animal species to the next.

RaviorStygian wrote:

Mercy wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

RaviorStygian wrote:

Teh Black Cat wrote:

Her last fight scene was horrible though. I knew at one point you'd have to fight her, but man... I thought she would have been a lot more epic and tougher.

It took me almost an hour to figure out how to beat her. It was . . . pretty annoying. She just keeps repeating the same lines over and over. "I'll dine on your flesh, and suck the marrow from your bones." The music was epic, though. Very The Matrix-like actually.

It was the same for me the first time I played through Ada's campaign. I got so fed up with it, I actually had to go online to figure out how to beat her, which is something I haven't done for a game in a LONG time.

Although after knowing, it now only takes me about 30 seconds (if that) to kill her.

Yep, she is both cryptic and simple. It makes me wish she put up more of a fight, because after you figure out what to do, it just becomes a disappointment.

Basically, you're fighting a room. Also, her mutation was pretty ridiculous and was really pushing suspension of disbelief, much like Simmons and his nonsensical transformation from one animal species to the next.

The part with Carla after her mutation was creepy. That whole fight in the ship, trying to run through the halls and stuff with her all ooozing. Yuck.

It was interesting some of Simmons' mutations, like the T-Rex, but he didn't need to have multiple mutations.

Spike991 wrote:

It was interesting some of Simmons' mutations, like the T-Rex, but he didn't need to have multiple mutations.

Like I said before, it doesn't make much sense. Lion>Dinosaur>Fly. Makes no sense, unless they really picked those genes to put into the virus.

Voted Haos. I know he's just a huge B.O.W but without Chris & Piers, it would've infected the world.... so I see him as the biggest threat of them all.
Carla & Simmons are the masterminds, but as a singular threat, Haos outweighs them.
Ustanak is basically a huge sidekick.
XD

Hmmm.... though Simmons in his last stage of mutation is basically as dangerous, so If I could vote twice, I'd vote Simmons as well XD

I love how no one sees Ustanak as a threat as the major boss in this game. I mean he was under Carla's control, but still… he was a pain in the ass.

And I think Derek's mutations were more than that…

The first one looked kind of like a dog… but for the sake of the argument lets just call it the lion. Then there was that one where his neck spread out and he grew antlers or something. Lets call it a deer. Then he turned into Derek the backflipping dinosaur. Then a blob thing that shot his pointer thing. Then a fly. I don't know how any of that correlates weigh each other, I think they should have just kept it to disfigured creatures instead of trying to make it look like something.

Lady Yuna wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

RE6 wasn't Piers' debute. He had previously travelled with Chris in Asia, during the Marhawa Desire manga. This was also mentioned in the files of RE6.

I didn't see this. Where was this at? The only reference I saw to MD was in Lepotitsa's file.

I actually don't remember. I have to get back to you on that. If I can't find anything then it was propably just that small mention of the Marhawa School I was thinking of.

Piers was in a manga only released in Japan that served a prequel to Resident Evil 6.

RaviorStygian wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

It was interesting some of Simmons' mutations, like the T-Rex, but he didn't need to have multiple mutations.

Like I said before, it doesn't make much sense. Lion>Dinosaur>Fly. Makes no sense, unless they really picked those genes to put into the virus.

I like the idea of calling it a lion, since I'd rather call Birkin's 4th form a dog. Or wolf or something.

Now, I just don't like the way it mutates into something huge, then turns back into a human looking thing, then something even bigger, T-Rex, then something smaller....it's just so lame.What happened to the good ol days of a G mutation, getting larger with each mutation, until it eventually becomes a big blob. Or a little insect detaching from the rest of the body like with Alexia.

@Mass, the mutations have almost always resembled things. Some of Birkin's forms. I believe his first one looked like a deformed version of him. The second I've heard referred to as a "fallen angel", I guess the extra arms almost resemble wings or something. Obviously the dog one for his 4th form.

I'd go for Haos. It's the true big bad.

Spike991 wrote:

@Mass, the mutations have almost always resembled things. Some of Birkin's forms. I believe his first one looked like a deformed version of him. The second I've heard referred to as a "fallen angel", I guess the extra arms almost resemble wings or something. Obviously the dog one for his 4th form.

Why are you pointing that at me? I never said anything about the mutations.

Mercy wrote:

I love how no one sees Ustanak as a threat as the major boss in this game. I mean he was under Carla's control, but still… he was a pain in the ass.

I agree, Capcom dropped the ball with Ustanak. They should've had him popping out of random spots throughout the chapters; similar to Nemsis. It would've been a great way to pay homage to RE3, which IMO is one of the scariest games of all time.

The Haos fight was well done. Probably my fav boss in the entire game. However, Haos was nothing more than a weapon. Similar to uroborus in RE5.

The main antagonist is definitely Carla. She was the one who cause the outbreaks. Without her, RE6 doesn't happen.

Mercy wrote:

Piers was in a manga only released in Japan that served a prequel to Resident Evil 6.

That hair X3 . Anyway, I knew that. The reason why I asked was because I didn't know their partnership in the manga was mentioned. The "Piers" files only detailed his family, military background, and when he met Chris (in 2010).

Spoiler:

Known_Hero wrote:

I agree, Capcom dropped the ball with Ustanak. They should've had him popping out of random spots throughout the chapters; similar to Nemsis. It would've been a great way to pay homage to RE3, which IMO is one of the scariest games of all time.

That's what I kind of expected, but unfortunately he was just an annoying enemy I though. And was pretty fugly too.

Lady Yuna wrote:

Mercy wrote:

Piers was in a manga only released in Japan that served a prequel to Resident Evil 6.

That hair X3 . Anyway, I knew that. The reason why I asked was because I didn't know their partnership in the manga was mentioned. The "Piers" files only detailed his family, military background, and when he met Chris (in 2010).

Spoiler:

Well it was either him or Chris… it really did make Chris' campaign all the better for me.