Why hasn't there been an RE spin off where it's all about Chris traveling the world punching boulders?

If Leon was in RE7, it would be the bakers running away from him instead of chasing him.

I'm not gonna lie I lost my shit with RE6 when I made Piers go onto the playground and he slid down the slide on his belly like a little boy lmao

6: An amazing action-zombie shooter 7: An amazing survival-horror game end of story m8

The reason the hand stapling worked was supposed to be that he's infected at this point and the healing properties work. But yeah that was ridiculous.

The energy in your narration is infectious. Loved every minute of this.

This is the first time I've seen any praise given to Resident Evil 6 at all! It's an interesting and rare point of view, and made me want to try it out. Good work sir! Your videos are of very high quality and I look forward to seeing more!

This house is dangerous. There are terrible demons. Ouch. These lines should have been in RE7 in some form. The delivery is outstanding.

You just sold me on RE6. Dear God, this video was fun

The explanation for why his hand was healed was explained through a random gameplay encounter where Mr Baker cuts off your “leg”? Idk it’s a limb of some sort and forces you to crawl to him where he’ll give you the healing stuff and apparently the components in it regenerates the tissue. And that’s the science behind the herbs in the resident evil universe. It has regenerative properties. *Edit* now that RE8 has come out it’s confirmed now that the ability of regenerating limbs is a combination of the juice, and the fact that he’s a mold. Not just infected but a mold all together.

10:26 that’s because Ethan is a normal human being without any police or military training like most of the world Leon=Cop Chris=military

Leon "The Immovable Bowl" Kennedy. Had to pause the video

Re7 was my favorite resident evil,until the 2 remake. Capcom is killing it

You do get to kill Lucas, but it's in the free expansion "Not A Hero" where you play as Chris Redfield.

3:35 Did you even realize that the answer was in one of the tapes you were suppose to watch prior to entering the room?

dUDE finally someone who thinks that RE6 isn't shit. And I totally agree about Chris campaign, who couldn't find it heartbreaking and inspiring at the same time? Great video!

Yo, they actually explained why you could just “staple” a hand back on. At one point, jack baker can cut off your foot, and it was the first aid juice that regenerates the tissue

RE 6: real RE story with the OG characters and action gameplay RE 7: a spin off with a random character but with a Survival Horror gameplay

fun fact: many people criticized the fact you have to replay the crossover sections, but what they don't realize is: A) most can be skipped by exiting to the menu and moving one chapter section further B) the campaigns aren't supposed to be played in order, but in any order and any way you want. if you wanna play Leon's first chapter and then 4 of Jake's and finally all of Chris's, the game just gives you a thumbs up. C) these crossover sections allowed players to actually crossover with other players playing the other campaign. for example, in the Leon X jake section, you could be playing with a buddy on Leon's campaign and play with someone who was playing Jake's with their own buddy, effectively making the player count 4, and it could be brought even higher if you had agent hunt on (upon looking it up, it says that 4 players can join at the same time. EFFECTIVELY MAKING THE CAMPAIGN A 4v4/2v4 GAME WAT), which in it of itself is an AMAZING addition. i actually was playing once and had someone join in as helena, only for then 2 players to join as creatures. it was really fun actually.

18:28 actually, the story explanation for that is that Ethan is infected with the same virus as the bakers, which is why he has hallucinations of the little girl at the end of the game. He just doesn't turn into a monster because it takes a while for the infection to fully evolve and transform him. And killing the little girl/grandma basically cured the virus because she was the one controlling it

The problem with comparing these games are even though they're in the same game series, they are completely different genres. RE6 is an action-shooter while RE7 is survival-horror which in my opinion is what a Resident Evil game should be. Now whether these games pulled off their genres is up to you but comparing these games is like comparing Mario Kart to Luigi's Mansion, you really just cant

i find re7 genuinely terrifying, i have a hard time getting scared at much things besides psychological horror and this game is full of it. it’s amazing

I feel like if Resi 6 wasn't a numbered entry, but a spinoff title, it probably wouldn't get as mich hate as it does. One of my favorite co-op games of all time.

A lot of people criticised RE6 and that makes me feel bad for the developers... The game is far from perfect, but it's enjoyable and gamer's double standard irritates me tremendously. Let's rewind back to the context of the game: RE4 was a huge success, back when it was released it was a successful transition from the older formulas that PEOPLE COULD NOT BEAR ANYMORE. Nowadays it would be considered too similar with the wave of gritty TPS but back then it was what people wanted. RE5 was then made to build upon that success with the added co-op. It received a lot of criticism for sticking too close to RE4 formulas and to paraphrase "still having sort of outdated tanky controls". Buy a lot praised the co-op. So RE6 was the natural evolution, the answer to RE5 criticism from the press but also from the gamers. Even if you hate the game you can't deny the amount of work that went into it. From the numbers of playable characters, the lengthy story mod, the pretty expansive and technical gameplay and all the side content, it is simply incredible. Nowadays half of this would be lock behind some DLC. Yet the game got murdered. And honestly, RE story was always B movie stuff, why even criticize something that was always part of the series and arguably made its charm?

This is amazing. The slow-mo "Oh no" when RE7 Chris showed his face was hilarious. lmao.

Even though I disagree with most of the points about re7 and it losing, you were clever and you were in a sense fair given this was an opinion and I do agree that re6 gets too much flack. You got yourself a subscriber. Kudos

also i have something to soothe you, there is a free dlc for RE:7 in which you play as chris redfield and get to finally kill lucas

RE6 is more character focused than any other game in the series by far. Three out of four campaigns are good, and Jake Muller is a bad ass with his melee attacks. Underrated game in its time, glad it's getting more love now

SOMEONE FINALLY AGREES WITH ME ABOUT RE6

So Resident Evil 6 gets complimented for being the "distilled" Resident Evil, but Resident Evil 7 gets lambasted for being the distilled horror game?

Also, what I liked the most in RE6 is that the story is almost made to be played in local multiplayer, which is so rare nowadays!

In my opinion, the real joy in games like RE6 lies in playing it with a friend. Resident Evil 5, 6 and Revelations 2 are sooo enjoyable if you play with someone who actually has your back, instead of being stuck with an AI.

Didnt you play the happy birthday vhs? It shows you how to escape the room!

Omg, he liked re6 over re7, the internet is going to remember this. Although, I played both games, loved both games (over 300 hours in re6 and 30 in re7) and honestly, couldn't agree more with ya, plz bring boulder chris back ♡

Love how Chris redfeilds bolder punching always comes up, but never Leon's running from a small person in a mecha stone golem....

RE6 rocked! It was a blast and a ton of fun. I loved RE5 too but the controls were clunky as hell. RE6 fixed all that and ramped up the fun. I also enjoyed having 3 different campaigns. While everyone was playing that crappy COD Ghosts multiplayer a bunch of us were playing Extinction. They basically perfected the COD engine for killing aliens. RE6 perfected it for killing Zombies and Monsters and Giant Flys and crap.

It's so refreshing to finally see someone not completely shit all over RE6. It may not be the most scary RE but It's definitely the most fun and that's what really matters when it comes to video games.

18:16 Ethan was infected. That's why he frequently has hallucinations and his hand and optional leg can be slapped back on like a Lego man.

5:04 hell yeah Pantera-Domination so u a Metalhead too cool

People who hate RE6, also hate fun. That’s the way I look at it.

RE dlc is extremely worth getting as it introduces 2 amazing story’s and the mini games are amazing anyway

Re6 is kinda the black sheep of the series, but like you said, if you can just accept how batshit insane it is, its actually kind of awesome. Like, it's stupid and goofy, but in a wholesome, loveable way

7 felt like it ended too late. Cut the mine level, and we're back in business

These two games in two words. Resident 6: FUCK YEAH Resident 7: AH FUCK NO.

Even when you have made some amazing points for 6, I can't bring myself to like it. As you said, it's insanity, but a funny insanity. It's a call of duty mod with the characters we know and love. It lacks the essence of a RE. In the original trilogy, the insanity was meant to be disturbing. Even the action packed 4 used the craziest shit (like Salazar's fight) to put you in a situation of "how the hell do I get out of this one". RE6 just uses insanity to not repeat the same character models from a previous game. The lack of atmosphere and fast paced gameplay disrupts the story progression. RE7 on the other hand... Yeah, it's scarier but you made it perfectly clear. It's too watered down

Thank you for this in-depth review explaining why I still want Resident Evil 6 to hug me tight and tell me it's all gonna be okay

Funny video!

RE 6's co-op is pretty good, co-op is kind of a dead genre, there's no true co-op these days where both of you do different things in the game, like one person is on the other side and works their save to help the other while the other tries to stay alive.

It's nice to hear some positivity of RE6 but you completely missed the point of RE7 lol

How can you judge the variety and content in 7 if you never played the DLC?

RE6 is the Metal Gear Rising Revengeance of Resident Evil

at some point, i got really nervous waiting on the final category because GOD i wanted it to be Resident Evil 6 so hard!! Thank you so much for the video, it's really frustrating all the shit I hear about RE6 when I got literally chills from some of the scenes (honorable mention to LeonXChris encounter). Your narration was incredible and got me laughing out loud, especially in the moments you were talking about re6 hahahaahah keep up the good work!!

Shooting for the *_S.T.A.R.S._* Don't think i didn't catch that movie clip you sneaky, sneaky man

Finally somebody who shares my appreciation for the 6th game I fucking love that me an my friends have spent probably over 100 hours on it P.S. I also very much love the 5th game go punch that rock chirs

Thought I was the only one who enjoyed Resident Evil 6. Survival Horror may not be my favorite Genre, but I'm glad Resident Evil games exists, because characters like Chris Redfield proved to be awesome despite being normal human.

RE6: action move number **Insert number here** RE7: horror mashup meets depression

I always thought that RE7 loses it's "Outlasty Feel" from the moment it gives you a gun.

I remember playing through every campaign in RE6 Co-op with my best friend back in the day. It was a blast, we loved it! RE7 is amazing in its own right, but so is RE6. Love them both in their own way!

Just found your channel. I love your style of humor, ideals and the way you edit your videos!

Ik this is an old video but I hope u see this bro because ur channel is amazing and your the main reason I’ve tried a lot of the games u talked about plz don’t stop creating I look forward to ur stuff even tho u don’t post too often

5:03 That really sounded like an old hot wheels ad, it was awesome though.

I was totally surprised and confused when at the end of RE 7 the man who just descended from a helicopter and took off his helmet introduced himself as "Redfield". Firstly, I wondered if that was actually Chris Redfield and secondly, if he was then why did he look so much different? I guess Capcom changed his character design once again for RE 7.

Your recognition of Chris’s arms won my subscription 💪🏻😎👍🏻

Your videos are so good ive watched this video like 3 in 3 days and binge watched all your videos again. Keep up the good work 👍🏻

the reason his hand was able to work again after being stapled on was because he was infected with the mold as well.

Lost it at Chris "Boulder Biceps" Redfield lmao

With them updating the older titles and with RE7 on the way, i fear the goofy side of Resi Evil is being lost. Im all for going realistic in the newer titles but i hope they give us something on the goofier side as well

While most people miss the horror-side of Resident Evil, I personally love the the campy action and 80's horror absurdity of the newer titles (and originals, you cannot tell me Jill's "you want stars?" Line is not peak 80's horror camp on the level of Ash Williams.

Still waiting for Resident Evil 8 I want to know whenever it's released

I've got to admit, while I agree with or at least empathize with most of your points (though I'm also admittedly just plain speaking as someone whose current favorite RE game is 7 - 4 and Code: Veronica are right behind - and whose second least favorite after Revelations 2 is 6, though I still understand the appeal), I disagree about the tone feeling confused or like it was struggling with itself in 7 - heh, I was honestly worried the first time I played it that it /was/ going to be too grimdark-serious, but I felt like the campy cheese you expect RE to have was there as soon as I saw a guy respond to getting his arm chopped off with a whiny "Not /again!/" I get how that... might have been thrown off for you, though, by... what you mentioned about how the first section of the game is really intense nonstop /without/ any of those campy elements apart from, maybe, "pick up your severed hand"; the fact that the game was still going to be kind of tongue-in-cheek probably could have been "baked in" more thoroughly. The fact that you bring up that "people love RE for the characters" actually... also weirdly makes me realize another reason 7 grabbed me better than 6 did - personally, I never really cared that much about most of the series's mainstay characters. Like, in 6, Leon is a cool and likable dude, and all, and I was happy to see Sherry again (partly because, man, how often does RE bring back non-main characters, where the hell has Billy gone, I liked the guy) and was interested in seeing what her dynamic with Jake would be like with them being the good-guy kids of two evil screwed-up-best-friends, but apart from that? Chris is just a dang action-hero archetype (also a reason I can't help but... not care about the different look he has in 7; wouldn't be the first time by far an RE character's look got tweaked just "depending on the game"), and I couldn't help but not be invested in or curious about Piers and Helena because of my usual lack of interest in the RE series's player characters. The whole multiple-campaign structure then... kinda I guess subconsciously like it was trying to make me answer and therefore put emphasis on the question of "which of these people's stories do you care about the most?" and the ultimate answer was "none of them" - and yet it /is/ still true that my favorite part of RE has always been the characters, except in my case, I've always been most interested in and curious about the /villains/ with how weird they get and how prominent their schtick gets, while still understanding that apart from Wesker, they've always been kind of... monster-of-the-week. There didn't really seem a lot /to/ the villains of 6 to me - more did indeed feel driven by "HERE, LET'S TOSS AN AWESOME MONSTER YOUR WAY, NOW KILL IT" when it comes to the horror (and pff, god, fully admitting also that a major weakness of 7 was the ridiculously-limited range of monster types - each is effective for the first leg of the game it's introduced in, but it's easy to "learn your way around them" really fast) - while... 7 seemed "about" the Bakers in a way I don't really feel like any other RE has been in the past except for, like, C:V (which, pff, might be another reason it's in my top three), with not only how present they are but how much they drive the whole aesthetic and atmosphere of the game. ...Also saying outright that I liked them enough that I did pay for the DLCs to spend even more goddang time with them and said DLCs are a blast, but 'ey, I also get criticizing... DLC tactics for things that aren't just blatant fun fanservice like some of Mass Effect's DLCs instead of just making minigames "unlockable modes". TL;DR, but anyway, yes, interesting analysis and discussion! I apologize for the length of that, and you're always very witty!

If Leon was in RE7 he would have been the nemesis the Bakers would have ran off screaming first time he roundhouse kicked one of their heads off.

My third video of yours watched, and I have to give you the subscribe. We are strangely in agreement on the two AvPs, the two Spider-Man games (Shattered Dimensions and Web of Shadows), and now on these two. Looking forward to the rest.

"Rasklapanje" is actually a croatian word that translates into "disassembly"

Man, the sheer hatred for RE5 and RE6 online is overwhelming. Half the people bitching about it haven't even played the game. Yes, RE7 is good, maybe even better than 6. Yes, it's great that the series returned to its horror roots. Doesn't mean 5 or 6 are automatically bad, just different.

Love your enthusiasm man, subbed for more!

Okay, my friend got recommand this vid to me, and I find out you are totally subjetive on RE6. I freaking love it.

voice acting in re6 was pretty amazing, especially knowing matt mercer was back in as leon. man's a damn legend at his craft and is a pretty big name VA by now. even laura bailey was in the game. so good to see re6 get some praise, especially regarding its voice acting.

Legit never thought I'd hear somewhat convincing arguments for how great Resident Evil 6 is. Not something I was expecting going into this video. Gives me an appreciation for RE6.

Played the whole campaign today, and I was really upset that there wasn't an achievement for popping all the balloons lol

This video is comfort food for me. I love it. Hope you're well, Charlie!

This is possibly the nicest review on RE6 I’ve ever seen lol

You deserve more suscribers, that was fun!!

I watched this a year ago and finally picked up RE6 to play with my best friend coop during quarantine... And imma be real... I LOVE IT. I should note that my experience with the RE series is watching the movies and a playthrough of 7, so I don't really have that brand loyalty, but god. God it's so much fun. I love dumb action scifi movies so it's like... Literally been the perfect coop experience so far and when Simmons turned into that giant meat t-rex I started happy laughing.

Feels good to not be the only one obsessed with RE6. :)

FINALLY, I fucking love resi6, it's about time somebody sings its praises.

wow someone who actually prefers re6 over 7. I thought i was the only one

Just played through most of RE6 (just got two chapters left on Ada's campaign) and I fuckin love it! It just so fun to play, and the stories are so good, and I love all the characters and their interactions and dynamics with each other. It is an amazing game that people don't give enough credit or enough of a chance just because its action heavy. Resident Evil as a series has the range to have amazing tense slow paced survival horror games, as well as amazing tense action horror shooter games. Both can be good. And RE6 is amazing. Period.

The shooting for the stars pun with nemesis shooting a minigun was pure gold

RE6 is amazing, the first in a long time to allow a player to play as multiple characters and this time the stories interlock, the characters we know are now seasoned the new characters are brought into the world of bio-terror, and the amount of call backs to previous entries is beautiful, it's such a fun and we'll made game, so what it's not survival horror, the characters have evolved and so have the games to suit the protagonists, how many games do that? RE6 tried a lot of new creative ideas, and though not all of them worked Capcom still made a very good game that was enjoyable, due to how unique this game is it has become one of my favourite in the series and games overall.

Calling people who disagree with your opinion sheeps and troglodytes, eh? Classy. Especially in the context of a somewhat analytical comparison of two very different games. Big thumbs up.

I finished re7 on normal yesterday(I started on friday) and I loved it. I spent the whole weekend on this game and it was worth it. This game was very scary, but not too scary. The only parts I didn't like were: -When you get the snake key. That part wasn't bad, I was just bad at the game. The house was full of molded and I spent too much time shooting and shitting my pants instead of looting. I had no ammo and no heals. It was a nightmare but I got past it. -the boat part, the swamp part and almost everything in between. The game wasn't scary any more and I wasn't happy because I knew the end was near. That was annoying, but the final ''boss'' and the ending made me feel happy. Next I'm finishing the dlcs (I think I have all of them) and maybe the game on madhouse difficulty?(I'm already scared about that)

5:04 -- Gotta love that you put " pantera - domination" here... great taste in music

They did explain how Ethan's hand was able to be reattached. He was infected with Eveline's mold and the healing item accelerates healing combined with the infection.

You're legitimately insane, if you honestly think that the facial animations are better in RE6 than it is in RE7. Cause for Resident Evil 7, they used the RE engine. Which actually used people's real life faces. And damn, if they didn't look stunning.

Honestly, I loved RE6 up to a point. I didn't really care as much about Sherry and Wesker Jr.'s campaign... and yes, Ada's campaign isn't really all that satisfying... but Leon and Chris' campaigns both felt perfect for the characters. There were certainly points of perfect tension in Leon's story and it emphasized how much of an experienced, zombie-killing badass he's become since his rookie days at RPD in RE2. Chris' story really brought up what happened to him in reaction to dealing with BOW's since RE1. Yes, he's a badass much like Leon has become... but he's also suffering from PTSD from the sheer number of people he's seen die and had to put down... again... after they died. Being basically forced to fight a war against genetially-engineered superweapons absolutely can take its toll on someone mentally when everyone around you seems to keep dying while you survive, only managing to increase the Survivor's Guilt. RE7 was an enjoyable horror movie scenario where you, for some reason, are not bright enough to say "Fuck It" and get out of dodge before the shit hits the fan and now you're stuck in a nightmare scenario where your only chance to survive is to keep going forward. (And I know this vid is over 3 years old so you may have played the DLC, but the scenario in the DLC allows you to play as the Chris Beanfield to chase down and ultimately fight the Baker that got away, just in case that interests you.)

I have the same unpopular opinion. RE6 was actually a good game. As someone who has beat every single resident evil, by the time you hit 6 you knew what to expect from it. What I didn’t expect is those story modes where you see what every protagonist has been up to.

Your point of view was interesting and I can understand it but the thing that really infuriated me was when you said Resident Evil 6 was pure Resident Evil even though Resident Evil 6 is pure testosterone filled action whereas the Resident Evil series has mostly been based around horror

how do you only have 173 subscribers

Also, a special thank you for finally complaining about how goddamned slow Ethan is in RE7. Literally the most annoying thing about the game to me, even outweighing the disappointing monsters list - and then they carried it on to the RE2/3makes! I played the tank controls, and whilst you couldn't quick-turn in those games, you could at least sprint at a decent speed!

I used to play Resident Evil 6 with my grandma every second weekend or so, and we got so used to the game (especially Jake and Sherry bc they were my favourite for some reason) that we'd know exactly when everything would happen and which levels were next, and we never got bored of it. I ended up buying it for my PS4 and I realised that it was a lot more fun playing with someone else. Still a great game tho, definitely worth playing if you never have.