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7/2/2025, 1:07:04 AM
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>I just prefer games with replay value.
Then you clearly don't know jack shit about classic Resident Evil games, because they are some of THE most endlessly replayable games out there.
I've beaten the OG RE2 and the SH1 alone some 50+ times, with SH2 or RE3 coming close second with dozens of playthroughs, followed by both versions of RE1 with a dozen or so.
>In Resi you are trapped in this small boring mansion. If you played through it once, there is no need to play it again
Once again, you're flaunting your ignorance.
You got TWO different characters with their own playstyles and storylines, together with half a dozen different endings, that are determined by your playing style, performance and actions during the game. Heck, the 1996 version even has multiple alternative / optional SCENES you won't see unless you explore and react in a specific manner.
The RE2 has FOUR campaigns!
>you can learn to speedrun it or do a no save run or something
Yes, and EVERYONE does that, because the games also have a RANKING system, that rewards you for faster, more stylish playthroughs, with literal unlockable bonuses, ranging from alternative costumes to fucking bonus weapons and brand new game modes.
>Even if there would be some kind of item randomizers at play
Which most of these games DO have, with or even without mods. Which is one of the most popular ways for people to play REs and other games on Twitch and YT these days.
>it still would be boring to replay, because of the fuckign mansion and its slow pace.
The mansion is great, it's not the only location in the game, and slow paced / slow burn is not an issue, but a strength.
Even then, all RE games are super short by today's standards. Even an underage first-time player can easily do a single playthrough under 8 hours, with sub-6h not being impossible at all, where as every consecutive playthrough usually cuts the time in half. I already did sub-2h runs in the 2000 RE2 on N64, when I was literally twelve.
>I just prefer games with replay value.
Then you clearly don't know jack shit about classic Resident Evil games, because they are some of THE most endlessly replayable games out there.
I've beaten the OG RE2 and the SH1 alone some 50+ times, with SH2 or RE3 coming close second with dozens of playthroughs, followed by both versions of RE1 with a dozen or so.
>In Resi you are trapped in this small boring mansion. If you played through it once, there is no need to play it again
Once again, you're flaunting your ignorance.
You got TWO different characters with their own playstyles and storylines, together with half a dozen different endings, that are determined by your playing style, performance and actions during the game. Heck, the 1996 version even has multiple alternative / optional SCENES you won't see unless you explore and react in a specific manner.
The RE2 has FOUR campaigns!
>you can learn to speedrun it or do a no save run or something
Yes, and EVERYONE does that, because the games also have a RANKING system, that rewards you for faster, more stylish playthroughs, with literal unlockable bonuses, ranging from alternative costumes to fucking bonus weapons and brand new game modes.
>Even if there would be some kind of item randomizers at play
Which most of these games DO have, with or even without mods. Which is one of the most popular ways for people to play REs and other games on Twitch and YT these days.
>it still would be boring to replay, because of the fuckign mansion and its slow pace.
The mansion is great, it's not the only location in the game, and slow paced / slow burn is not an issue, but a strength.
Even then, all RE games are super short by today's standards. Even an underage first-time player can easily do a single playthrough under 8 hours, with sub-6h not being impossible at all, where as every consecutive playthrough usually cuts the time in half. I already did sub-2h runs in the 2000 RE2 on N64, when I was literally twelve.
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