Random Why would a pharmaceutical company create weaponized giant spiders?

[bombatomba77]

Hmm, yeah, although in the modern day I think this would be something the health insurance agency would come up with.

 

[Zeo]

Reminder that in the first game there was Crows too, some of them really hate when people fail to solve puzzles

Just ask good old Forest how that ended up

 

[PrismRed]

Because that's the most sensible thing a pharma company should do, the fact that we ain't got none of this is proof that science is still at its infancy and we fail to ascend further in regards to scientific achievements, every countries are being gaga over nuclear weapons, boring!! Where are the super soldiers program, huh? Or irradiated giant lizard that shoot lazor from its mouth? We should have progressed further beyond that, I hope the younger generations can have a scientific breakthrough over B.O.W. in the future as a viable alternative to nuclear warfare.

 

[CraigJinx]

Come on, not that far fetched. You lived through 2020 right?

 

[Anim8rDude Anim8rDude]

They probably had some spiders hanging around the lab & said why not... but where did they find a gator!?

 

[Pearly]

The dog zombies and the spiders is simply the phases in which they tested the virus to allow cells that are degraded to renew, before moving on to humans and more specialised strains that led to the superhuman Wesker type, with the unfortunate side effect of zombiefication before refinement to allow a subject to keep their sanity and intelligence. Baby steps of the live testing variety.

The resident evil writers were nothing if not actually relatively realistic and coherent with the virus aspect of the story within resident evil as it went along. It's one of the reasons I actually love resident evil. It has it's silly moments. Almost everything does.