Odd things you realize in Resident Evil

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

But I'm still hung up on that zombie closing the door behind him

Oh yeah, the files in re4...i forgot about that.

STARS Bravo has flashlights attached to their handguns, but only in the opening scene.

it was also like that in uc, but weird because thats never been seen with anything else.

alpha is actually holding flashlights under their guns in the REmake.

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

Translation: What the **** are you doing here?! Leave, you *******.

It's the little things that make life worth living.

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Yeah, everyone knows what that means. He didn't seem to have the faintest idea what the villager in the beginning was saying; he didn't even try to communicate in Spanish.

Hell, he could have at least knocked on the door before entering. I would have pissed too if some guy just walked into my house and demanded some information in a foreign language.

Monster Mash wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Yeah, everyone knows what that means. He didn't seem to have the faintest idea what the villager in the beginning was saying; he didn't even try to communicate in Spanish.

Hell, he could have at least knocked on the door before entering. I would have pissed too if some guy just walked into my house and demanded some information in a foreign language.

I know I would have turned an axe on him... especially if it was Leon.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Well sure, but id assume he knew enough to pick out a word or two, and be able to understand stuff. comprende?

Spike991 wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Well sure, but id assume he knew enough to pick out a word or two, and be able to understand stuff. comprende?

Un poquito, pero probablemente no todo tan mucho.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Well sure, but id assume he knew enough to pick out a word or two, and be able to understand stuff. comprende?

Un poquito, pero probablemente no todo tan mucho.

A little, but way too much trouble? That's from someone who picked out a few words, yay.

STOP IT!!!!!!! MY EYES ARE BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Spike991 wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Mass Distraction wrote:

Cyberote wrote:

I find it strange that the notes left by Luis, Bitorez Mendes, Salazar, Saddler, etc. are all written in English rather than Spanish.

I'm still going with Leon knowing Spanish.

He didn't seem to know it very well when he talked to that villager in the beginning.

He seemed to speak it pretty well when he spit out one of his classic one-liner's before shooting the gasoline at mendez's feet.

Hasta luego.

A phrase of which the meaning is quite well known, much like muchos gracias or trece amigos.

Well sure, but id assume he knew enough to pick out a word or two, and be able to understand stuff. comprende?

Un poquito, pero probablemente no todo tan mucho.

A little, but way too much trouble? That's from someone who picked out a few words, yay.

"A bit, but probably not quite so very much."

PAULSAMSON wrote:

STOP IT!!!!!!! MY EYES ARE BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe this will cure that?

Spoiler:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Jill needed to wear something light, so she doesn't get weighed down, thus letting Nemesis punch the ever-lovin' lulz out of her.

Although, she could've worn a tracksuit (sweat pants to you Americans).

The Knife wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Jill needed to wear something light, so she doesn't get weighed down, thus letting Nemesis punch the ever-lovin' lulz out of her.

Although, she could've worn a tracksuit (sweat pants to you Americans).

I don't think she knew about Nemesis when she first left her apartment. Also, like you said, there could have been other lightweigh clothes that would have been much safer.

The Knife wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Jill needed to wear something light, so she doesn't get weighed down, thus letting Nemesis punch the ever-lovin' lulz out of her.

Although, she could've worn a tracksuit (sweat pants to you Americans).

I remember something like she was wearing that because it was summer...

Ghost Leader wrote:

PAULSAMSON wrote:

STOP IT!!!!!!! MY EYES ARE BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe this will cure that?

Spoiler:

TETAS!!!!!

PAULSAMSON wrote:

I remember something like she was wearing that because it was summer...

Nothing that can't be remedied with some Gatorade; you can't say the same about the t-virus.

PAULSAMSON wrote:

The Knife wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Jill needed to wear something light, so she doesn't get weighed down, thus letting Nemesis punch the ever-lovin' lulz out of her.

Although, she could've worn a tracksuit (sweat pants to you Americans).

I remember something like she was wearing that because it was summer...

Ghost Leader wrote:

PAULSAMSON wrote:

STOP IT!!!!!!! MY EYES ARE BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe this will cure that?

Spoiler:

TETAS!!!!!

Nah, it's in Fall.

The seasonal calendar goes:

Winter: December, January, February
Spring: March, April, May
Summer: June, July, August
Fall/Autumn: September, October, November

It's not that I like correcting people, it's just that I don't know why one would wear a miniskirt and a tube top in Fall/Autumn. That's when it starts to get chilly.

The Knife wrote:

PAULSAMSON wrote:

The Knife wrote:

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

Jill needed to wear something light, so she doesn't get weighed down, thus letting Nemesis punch the ever-lovin' lulz out of her.

Although, she could've worn a tracksuit (sweat pants to you Americans).

I remember something like she was wearing that because it was summer...

Ghost Leader wrote:

PAULSAMSON wrote:

STOP IT!!!!!!! MY EYES ARE BLEEDING!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe this will cure that?

Spoiler:

TETAS!!!!!

Nah, it's in Fall.

The seasonal calendar goes:

Winter: December, January, February
Spring: March, April, May
Summer: June, July, August
Fall/Autumn: September, October, November

It's not that I like correcting people, it's just that I don't know why one would wear a miniskirt and a tube top in Fall/Autumn. That's when it starts to get chilly.

Here it is:

Where'd you find that? Was it in the games manual?

Curse you, Amazon.

There should be a rule in this forum that states that every member has to read the Resident Evil Archives book...

PAULSAMSON wrote:

There should be a rule in this forum that states that every member has to read the Resident Evil Archives book...

Ive read it. i know gl and charlie also own copies. not sure who else though. winters looked through it.

Monster Mash wrote:

Another odd thing; if you were about to run through a city infested by monsters that could infect you from a single scratch or bite, a tank top and miniskirt might not be the best choice of clothes.

I always thought it was more odd that they made what could've been such a cool enemy the easiest one to kill in the game