A Logical Arguement for Why Slow Zombies Might NEVER Return in Resident Evil / Slow zombie vs Fast zombie Formula

Well i am just wondering who actually designed the castle too look exactley the same as the one from the RE1 Remake?

It must have taken a few years to build. I am also guessing Spencer must have hired someone to build it and showed photos of the old mansion in raccoon city to the architect?

Maybe Spencer just used the castle as a second home for years even before the mansion incident, I don't know?

Jamesy wrote:

Well i am just wondering who actually designed the castle too look exactley the same as the one from the RE1 Remake?

It must have taken a few years to build. I am also guessing Spencer must have hired someone to build it and showed photos of the old mansion in raccoon city to the architect?

Maybe Spencer just used the castle as a second home for years even before the mansion incident, I don't know?

He must have, since him, Marcus, and Ashford had been there a long time ago, according to the butler, or whoever made most of the documents you find in there.

So you think that mansion was there even before the events of the original resident evil?

Jamesy wrote:

So you think that mansion was there even before the events of the original resident evil?

Well as Edward Ashford died in 1968, and he was in the European Spencer estate at one point, and the Mansion Incident was in 1998, that is probably a fair assumption.

I wonder where abouts in Europe the mansion is based? Spain maybe?

There should definitely be a balance of slow, weaker zombies and faster, stronger zombies, possibly even crimson heads, or something similar. In my opinion, I would love for the return of zombies if done properly. They should be tougher, slightly more agile and hunt in packs. The idea of having claustrophobic areas portioned with zombies and wide, open areas surrounded by a horde of zombies would work really well! I for one am all for this idea and prey to god that this will become a reality. I don't want to see another game which resembles Lord of the Rings with guns that is marketed as a Resident Evil title. The majority of fans who want to see Resident Evil return to its roots extremely overwhelm those who want to see another action orientated sequel, but fair play to them. I've noticed two very unbalanced groups which have formed on this site, one being against Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, and any sequel which may resemble them, and the other being for the idea of another all out action sequel. The question is, who are the real fans?

The real fans are the ones who will keep playing no matter the route Capcom decides to take.

But then again, those that favour your statement will always be overwhelmed by the fans who stay true to Resident Evil's origins. Besides, Capcom sold out a long time ago. They don't care what their fans think of their games any more. Capcom has stated that they will follow their Western counterparts and deliver games of their calibre. Explains it all to be honest.

A good developer is one that listens to the majority of its fans, and if we had it our way, we would have our much desired reboot (or whatever you want to call it).

NiteKrawler wrote:

The real fans are the ones who will keep playing no matter the route Capcom decides to take.

I am that awesome fan! Even though I only have 2 Resident Evil games!
I feel ashamed of that, even my top science teacher has EVERYTHING.
And he's cool too.

And which games might they be?