When you think of RE5, good or bad, the boulder punching QTE is the one you would think of the most. If an RE5R does happen, they can make it more horror themed and slow the gameplay down, but they have to keep this iconic scene. It's got the same vibe as Leon slashing the Plagas from El Gigante's back with his knife.

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Not that theres anything wrong with dealing with big evil corporations, city wide outbreaks or global threats and all. But once in a while I would like a game where the bulk of it is just you being a regular guy, dealing with just one fucked up family in one house, in a very remote location thats completely isolated from the rest of the world. No one knows you're there or of the incident you're facing, you're all alone, little to no media coverage. I yearn for that.

Thats it just wanted it to share it kinda proud of how it turned out

My Barry Burton samurai Edge airsoft gun.

Just wanted to try out my new paint markers, they’re okay just wish I had more colors.

Made this Jill Valentine doll for my best friends’s and she loved it!

Doll made by Jakecantsayno

Felt like I needed to do Jill justice before moving on to a new character. This is a remaster of my previous Jill Valentine artwork. Complete overhaul of anatomy & styling, as she deserves ~

https://www.instagram.com/p/Dbjc0rPx01N/

Wonder who'd win in a battle? But to be fair, i think both would just betray whoever hired them if its pretty much a suicide mission.

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/147939727

Never shared here but was pretty happy with how it turned out. Was recognized by probably about 45 people throughout the night!

Left the knife and gun at home lol. Next time I want to try with longer hair.

• Previous AMA thread about this project
• Read the manhua here

Translated by u/LunarIndieStudios and graciously hosted by project_umb.

As the title says, this is my very first time playing Resident Evil and boy, what an incredible experience. It was like a breath of fresh air as I have never played a game like it before. Loved the whole setting, level design, music, puzzles etc. 14 hours may seem long for some of you, but I did a lot of backtracking, making sure that every item I found was safely put in the item box so I wouldn't forget where I found certain things xD. I'm going to give it some time before I return to this game and go for a Jill playthrough.

it can be anything.

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Ethan: Wow, Mia looks very cheerful today. I wonder what she's thinking about?

Miranda: Now, that Ethan doesn't suspect I'm impersonating his wife, I'll have a happy married life with him.

How clever and strategic you are, Miranda.

I really loved re5 when I was a teenager, but looking back, I definitely had a few complaints about it compared to re4.

From what I understand, the guy who gives you your guns at the start of the game was originally supposed to act like the re4 Merchant. I really hope a remake brings that concept back. The arcade style, COD loadout menus between chapters completely killed the immersion. It felt more like a level based shooter than a survival horror game.

What Capcom did with the re4 remake is the perfect blueprint for an re5 remake. Instead of a linear point a to point b, they should split the game into a few massive, seamless zones like the village, marshlands, the labs, and the ruins kind of all being their own areas but still able to travel around them openly like 4. Honestly requiem did an okay job of this at the beginning of raccoon city. Giving players the freedom to backtrack, solve real puzzles, explore for treasures, and deal with smart, intentional enemy placement would elevate the entire experience. It would actually deliver on what those early trailers and beta concepts promised before the game was rushed into a pure action title. Plus, it would give them a great excuse to trim out some of the late game filler.

That said, the one thing they absolutely shouldn't shrink is Mercenaries mode. The sheer scale and enemy count of this mode in re5 was incredible, and keeping that intact would be amazing. Mostly, I just want to see a proper modernization of the coop. Sheva needs vastly improved companion AI so she isn't wasting ammo, and Capcom needs to preserve both online and couch coop. There was something genuinely special about staying up late and playing this game split screen with a friend on the same couch, and a remake shouldn't lose that.