I still can't wrap my head around Claire announcing "There never WAS an Alexia after all!".
I'd be fine with them keeping the Alfred Psycho twist, as long as they hired a better voice actor for the role.
Claire definitely has some
choice moments.
The issue is that it really is just Psycho; not even necessarily with extra steps. And taking the parts of Psycho where a man wears a dress to pose as a family member and
nothing else does not a good antagonist make. I mean, Alfred's the one you interract with the most throughout the game: Wesker takes a while to get there, and Alexia is central but not really present until the very end. For me, the story really needs more for Alfred to do.
Also... The twins have a weird thing about bugs. The t-Veronica is bugs. His sister's final form is bugs. The theme of metamorphosis is right there. Maybe they had a thing for switching places as young kids, in a weird twin way, fucking with people etc, and already it feels like there's more to Alfred than being a Psycho reference; there's more to the dual personality than "he just really liked his sister, ok".
I don't see why they wouldn't, they kept them in 5 and I think he even had them in the stinger at the end of 4make.
I meant "keep them as kitty-like as they were in CV". 5 tries to make him look all badass, and you can barely see them in 4R.
What's everyone's stance on the Revelations games? I personally think the second game is really underrated, and wasn't a terrible big fan of the first on (other than wetsuit Jill).
Rev1 is... fine. The episodic format and the split narrative really grind my gears though. I feel like I'm barely making any progress at all. My opinion of wetsuit Jill is "I liked the bob better", but things turned out all right for me.
Rev2 I still haven't finished, but I like the assymetry in the gameplay, with Moira/Natalia playing support, although that makes Solo play even more undesirable than RE5&6. The episodes are cut a bit better, and the progression is less repetitive. I'm also loving the way Claire is portrayed in this one: you can actually see on her model that she's aged since Raccoon City, that she's gone through stuff (being in a life-or-death apocalyptic situation
would age you quite a bit), and the script is pretty good at relaying that too. From what I've seen, the characterization in general was the best in the series before the remake era. Not so sure about the plot at large, but I'm not asking for much in that department.