Chris vs Jake?

Vandal wrote:

Nobudy wrote:

Vandal wrote:

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Leon: Revenge may avenge the victim, but it won't bring the victim back. It does provide decent closure.

That isn't a really good moral.

Precisely. I never liked Leon's story much anyway though. Despite being the so-called "Main Main character", his story lacked importance. Sure his main villain did, but you could replace Leon with some other friend of the president. However, I still liked that Leon and Chris crossed paths. Too bad it was short lived and not an actual team-up.

It could have been anyone with a gun who walked in on the zombiefied President. Hunnigan didn't technically need to contact Leon since Helena already knew her. So yeah. Leon was just... there.

Lampshaded in chapter 2.

If you ask me, Jake was the "Main main character".

"The son had nothing to do on his father's mistake." So yeah. My answer is a big no. Chris having rivalry with Jake is a bit too much. The issue of Chris, and Albert stays to both of them, and only to them. Jake is out of it.

Nobudy wrote:

Vandal wrote:

Nobudy wrote:

Vandal wrote:

Quote :

Leon: Revenge may avenge the victim, but it won't bring the victim back. It does provide decent closure.

That isn't a really good moral.

Precisely. I never liked Leon's story much anyway though. Despite being the so-called "Main Main character", his story lacked importance. Sure his main villain did, but you could replace Leon with some other friend of the president. However, I still liked that Leon and Chris crossed paths. Too bad it was short lived and not an actual team-up.

It could have been anyone with a gun who walked in on the zombiefied President. Hunnigan didn't technically need to contact Leon since Helena already knew her. So yeah. Leon was just... there.

Lampshaded in chapter 2.

If you ask me, Jake was the "Main main character".

Jake did seem to be forced onto the player to like him though. By the end of the game, he was turned soft. He was a different character, he seemed change just for the sake of changing.

Vandal wrote:

Nobudy wrote:

Vandal wrote:

Nobudy wrote:

Vandal wrote:

Quote :

Leon: Revenge may avenge the victim, but it won't bring the victim back. It does provide decent closure.

That isn't a really good moral.

Precisely. I never liked Leon's story much anyway though. Despite being the so-called "Main Main character", his story lacked importance. Sure his main villain did, but you could replace Leon with some other friend of the president. However, I still liked that Leon and Chris crossed paths. Too bad it was short lived and not an actual team-up.

It could have been anyone with a gun who walked in on the zombiefied President. Hunnigan didn't technically need to contact Leon since Helena already knew her. So yeah. Leon was just... there.

Lampshaded in chapter 2.

If you ask me, Jake was the "Main main character".

Jake did seem to be forced onto the player to like him though. By the end of the game, he was turned soft. He was a different character, he seemed change just for the sake of changing.

Yea that was annoying too. Even in chapter 4 and 5, he still had his wannabe tough-guy personality. If you ask me, Jake might not be as tough as he thinks. While Leon was able to keep his promise, Jake didn't. The second time he was kidnapped was pretty embarrassing, he and Sherry just fought through swarms of J'avo, a chainsaw for an arm guy, and Ustanak, but they couldn't handle a few J'avo henchmen?