Or that her hair stayed in place despite being laser-cut.

@@RokkitGrrl almost every second commenter already mentioned that

She's too bad to die like that basically lol 🤣

Can't show gore on women of course

@@DLTyrus Pretty sure this is a reference from the first Resident Evil live action movie with the laser trap scene. Same thing happened there with a male character, it had nothing to do with her being a woman.

Reminds me of the model who was told to pose like his dog and he just made a sexy face hahahha

Now play Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. 🤭

Ate

​@@smileydog5941Who?

@@ELENA_CE Look up the video: Kevin, your dog just died.

That's because they're just vignettes of scenes from the games but with the director's aging wife doing Matrix stuff in the foreground

@@ULTRAOutdoorsman you good?

The first movie in general is a great movie. The laser room is actually one of the things I often forget is in it or even that the laser room is in re4 cause it's such a small part.

@@wrathoftheflyingspaghettim850 "Great" is quite a stretch. It's better than the rest of them, and a bit of a guilty pleasure, but by no means great.

​@@ahmeryaa865that's an understatement because Milla Jovobitch bangs Paul Anderson, director of the RE movies

LMAO

​@@Frank-ci4dhit's Maybelline

she use TRESemme shampoo premium deluxe MAX pro + 15 create by umbrella

She uses alot of hairspray

Hah the creator of Terraria (BTW I know the OP meant "Resident Evil Logic")

Don't you just love the inconsistency in fiction? 😅

the hair do actually bother me here.

@@adzi6164same here

@@Introversion399yeah I do, especially when we have fictional games that actually have that detail smh

That's racist

Because the scene is really rare to be used, so they saved on the animation.

@@JuniorDjjrMixMods But they'd show Leon being gored and even get acidified in the face in very close details, yet Novistadores aren't everywhere for one thing. I just think they've become lazier throughout the years.

@@Neon_Henchmanthey show multiple brutal ada deaths in fights. this isn’t censorship, its just stupid to waste time and resources on this one death which 90% of people won’t even trigger.

@@avasti3866 Mmh, I beg to differ though for the laser, lesser games would definitely put the effort into it. I'll at least say the long stillshot is unsettling, it has that going for it, but it just doesn't show the worst of it, and I already have the bias because they did censored quite a few of Leon's Deaths, really weird they'd decide to put some more effort after the criticism of the base game, like including stuff that wasn't in Leon's Campaign.

@@Neon_Henchman they didn’t include stuff in leons campaign because they knew they wanted to go all out for adas, which is what they did.

I agree, the scariest thing about the first one is the silhouette of Ada's head falling to the floor for a split second before the screens cuts to black.

Disagree. It feels more to me like the game is absolutely terrified of indulging in any actual gore concerning Ada, or they couldnt figure out how to visualize it with the lasers. It feels lazy and disappointing.

@@senorsnout4417to each their own.

@@ryanmills892 shit bro I made a mistake I meant the second death But your right The first death with the sudden head falling to the camera is really eerie

nah the first one is the worst you can see in her eyes

True, they tried to make it slow mo but the hair doesn't even drop

Do you want to see her yee-yee ass hair cut?

by comparing the speed by which the lasers cut the unknown test subject and how fast the blood flows out, it could probably mean that the part where she bleeds was in slow motion hence why the hair doesn't fall immediately

The hair just hasn't noticed that it's been cut😂

​@@Larry__.🤓🤓🤓

What about her hair

That's ... Likely developer oversight

​@@SirKukurydzasilence

I laughed way too much on this 😂😂

Agreed. Glad they kept it like this. If she just got all sliced up it wouldnt have the same effect

Exactly, it's boring without gore.

Apparently most female characters in video games have very little gore compared to male characters

@@okami9039 I dont think it's a censorship issue ada still has a lot of the same deaths Leon has like getting her head ate by el gigante

Well animating that would probably be quite time consuming. Censorship reasons aside, you have to realise her insides would have to meet the same graphical fidelity as the rest of the game. So creating a Mortal Kombat type shit only for a couple of death scenes that only trigger in one specific area sounds a bit much in my opinion.

Hey look, the more realistic these games are getting, the more censorship they are going to have to put in, if Ada died like this in the earlier games, they wouldn't mind showing us

😂

they were red, last one was blue, it appears the blue laser is the most strongest

@@thatterrariaguidenpc8054 you can get hit like 3 times with the redlaser and seems more like a tazed thing, this one cuts like butter

Ada still got sliced up by the red lasers. It's an animation oversight.

@@punusername3445did u not see the red laser cut her head off? Dont try and explain their shoddy animation

That scene fucked me up as a kid.

Close. But no. If you look at the gorey deaths you get with Leon (take for example the chainsaw running him through), they are chickening out. I would be willing to bet there are more RE4 remake Leon deaths that would also make this one look childish as well. They don’t want to commit to a gorey death in this instance for Ada. To compare it to the first movie, you could hear the pieces of the commander slide off as he was cut into little pieces with the final laser defense. You could even see parts of his face sliding off after the laser passed through him. You also saw the entire top half of the skull removed from a lackey in the laser room before the commander died. Resident evil Extinction also had a villain have his entire face shown sliding off from a laser death.

Correction

​@@nhagan001Noo "they dont went to do gorey thing" also Ada Lost head 🤷🏻‍♂️ and in re4 classic they are no animation for the laser so its better now

@@DESTY-N7 Which was obscured and instantly fades to the game over screen. All you saw was her head fall to the floor by her feet. You don't even get to see her corpse fall to the floor. It's actually quite tame a death by RE standards

This would be my take as well if I wasn't absolute certain that the only reason it wasn't more gory is because Ada is female. Devs often shy away from depicting violence against women regardless of the context surrounding it. It's a huge double standard.

@@wholetyouinhere Don't you brutally murder Mia a bunch of times in RE7?? Plus doesn't Ada have other gorey death animations in this game? Like where she gets all her blood sucked from her body.

@@wholetyouinhere Ada's chainsaw death scene :

@@user-vf8yr6hh1u Nah, they'd rather ignore that because in this day and age "double standards" is the new offence trend that people wanna get upset about.

More like you can't really sell a game with actual gore.

Sometimes less is better and I think it counts here I feel like the screen going back is creepier then her body exploding in a geyser of blood besides the monster does that anyway

they did it only because of budget or to lazy to animate

Yeah but it was disappointing and lame cuz everyone wanted to see the scene with the lasers so why the fuck do you blue ball us? Fuck that lame shit

agree that it’s really effective. dunno why people have boners for overdone bloody messes.

@@realnickhiro did you not take account about other factors aside "laziness" and "budget"?

Crazy how tame ALL of the deaths in the remakes are. Like RE4 Remake for instance. Leon's head doesn't get sawed off by the chainsaw guy in the remake unlike in the original. Kinda sucks tbh

Even though here, he still has a very graphic chainsaw death, two versions of it. Remember when RE5 outright censored their chainsaw death scene off screen until fans complained about it and changed it back to show it...yet forgot to add decapitation since their head is visibly still intact right before the game over screen appears?

@@Dusk53 speaking on that, i dont mind it 100% because like its a little brutal still how he gets to feel the pain of the whole animation, BUT... the chainsaw doesn't even leave any visible wounds other than blood on his clothes despite the fact it literally went through him

Agree. First time when I see blue lazer death animation, I think it is reference to The Cube...

Definitely!

Wtf yeah I didn't even notice lol

IKR? Either rushed or censored.

I think Capcom were going for a less is more situation here. Personally I really like the head dropping one and find that just as effective as if you outright showed it happen.

Yea should of showed more honestly

@@DOOM6628 maybe its because a female getting butchered on a video game might be the reason 🤔 its just a guess

@@GoonieLord well it's just a game don't get it man people gotta censor things like that

@@DOOM6628 it is whatever in my personal opinion

keep in mind they were used *twice* in 2 seperate follow ups.

Strange how many people don't realise it's a subtle nod to the first Hollywood movie.

@@cementao really is crazy so many people forget how much of a impact the first movie had on OG RE4

The player rigs aren't meant to be diced. They went for what they could. I thought it might have been movement based but the monster stops just before getting diced. You'll see it in that, though. New model rigged for just that. Either it was an effort thing (one death, new rig, not worth the resources) or they went for something a little more tasteful and less goofy? I imagine it's not easy to show that without it looking strange. Fits the monster because we don't care as much.

Just showing part of her head bones and meat while part of her head is about to fall on the floor should be enough....or showing her face when her head falls ... But no. Japan se are tied up to censorship so it's hard for them to do it.

@@jorgebellidolavado6382 makes sense

They've censored deaths for the Japanese version before. Nor do I personally care about the effort a AAA game developer has to go through for a couple death animations. This is just lazy.

@@ericwilliams8420 Please do show everyone how easy it would be to take the mesh, cut it accurately in small cubes with convincing detail for a 5 second death scene to never use the sequence again after.

​​@@ShaoZapomnit You cover the screen largely in blood as she falls apart and don't necessarily care as much as Netherrealm about the accuracy of the gore to the point you force your devs to watch snuff. Metal Gear Rising let you chop every enemy into fucking teensy tiny pieces like a decade ago dude, this isn't the impossible task you think it is lol. They don't even bother having any of her hair fall off, c'mon dude. People aren't asking for RDR2-style decomposition, they're asking to see a character model get chopped up, something videogames can generally pull off pretty fine for a good long while now.

@@Rad-Dude63andathird Again, to split, cut and animate for specific cutscenes is not something you "just" do like you mention it to be. If it was "that" easy, ganados would have many ways to fall apart from the very start. Just splitting that hair off the model is already you having to open whatever you're using to manage 3d meshes and add the point of action at that part for the specific scene. There are 2 ways the devs intended for the mesh of playable characters to be sliced and only 1 of them is used in those cutscenes. I am disappointed there's no more in that scene as well but it's also something I can sympathize with because depending on how many people you have working on it, it would be a lot of time that they probably can't afford. It's clear they didn't have the means to do it and to be fair it's also funny how those cutscenes have quicktime events which you can count on one hand for the entire game, they probably didn't think far enough to meet the idea of having more put into it. What MGR did is just something else that took a lot of effort to achieve which the devs didn't do.

​@@ShaoZapomnitThey're a AAA company, a very large one at that. They have more than enough people to not half-ass it. Even when they split their main team workforce massively to other projects they have B and even C teams they can borrow a few people from for something like this. Also, separating or cutting meshes isn't as hard as people try to make it out to be. More complicated with these high quality characters, of course. Incredibly difficult? No. Especially not when it is just for one or two scenes instead of all possible angles like in MGR. It's even easier for them in this occassion since​ they dont have to do the cuts fully accurately to the lasers, since you dont see where the lasers pass from her front, just where they exit from her back, which is in an entirely different camera angle than the one you're going to see. Meaning they can cut up the model in the most optimized and cinematic way without breaking immersion & "waah cuts didn't line up with lasers", since you dont see them cutting her body and face from the front anyway. Not to mention they dont even need to cut her body in a crazy amount of places either, just seven cuts if I counted correctly. Most likely less considering they would likely not show the full body for a scene like that anyway. They have it laid out relatively easy honestly, considering how the laser could've looked.

Yeah. Also, the live-action movie series may not have respected the original games, but it was sure to be a box office success.

Compare this to Leon deaths in the RE4 remake, and this looks childish. Also don’t compare it to the movie… also looks childish there. Original movie you could see the pieces of the commander’s face sliding off. You could also hear his body falling to pieces just as they were getting the door open. This is an “E for everyone” level of commitment.

​@@nhagan001man Leon in remake don't have laser cut what you are talking about ?

@@nhagan001 compare this to Leon’s laser death in the OG and it’s superior

​@@Scatmansethyeah you right in original he just fall on the ground

They'd have to make censored and uncensored animations after RE4, too much work.

Pretty sure its more as a reference to the first RE film, where the exact same thing happens to the leader of the soldiers, he gets hit by the lasers, wait a couple seconds, and he slowly starts to fall apart.

Damn bro did you not play the rest of the game? Also, both versions of re4 are have more gore than both versions of re2 so that is a poor example.

@@ThaArabScarab I was talking about Separate Ways.

I remember Conker showing a lot more blood and gore on a fucking "kid friendly" Nintendo console than the original Resident Evil 4.

Sure

Compare it to Leon deaths in the Remake, and you can see a difference. They are more than happy to show gorey deaths with him.

@@nhagan001 just brought back memories of that funny seal noise leon makes when he dies OoooooooOOOOUUUUHHHhhh

Isn’t there some weird ratings thing about if human characters die with gore? The monster got sliced into pieces here, so I’m thinking it’s a similar thing with Star Wars where only if it’s nonhuman can it be mutilated.

More like they didn’t want to bother making a chunked Ada for a single cutscene. Animating gore isn’t as easy as it used to be. Also technically the original game’s laser room just kills Leon without any gore at all.

LMAO

All this reminds me of is Colin Salmon's death from the first Resident Evil movie.

i personally do not like seeing women get killed in a brutal fashion

Never happy 🤦🏻‍♂️

They left it to your fxcking imagination

There are deaths where Ada gets killed brutally by the chainsaw ganados and her head lopped off

Not only does Ada have the same death scenes as other characters (your Wesker example included), but she has new brutal ones. Are you trying to find a problem that doesn't exist?

Imagine Kristen Kreuk or Maggie Q as Ada. Kate Beckinsale was my other choice...

I agree, though I have to admit that her motion capture work was great for a first-timer!

@@maisiethecat8196 I’ll give her 100% credit for that!

whats the name of the movie if you dont mind me asking?

@@DiguiDiMoki It's called the same name Resident Evil, it's there first action movie

@@JGRJakks thanks man apreciate it! stay strong 💪

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Go watch the original Cube movie, you'll love it. 😅

@@neglesaks oh I saw it after that one pyrocynical video . I guess you are referring to the opening scene 🤣

The Tomb Raider reboot trilogy has better death animations/scenes for Lara.

Hello "gore enthusiast" please see a psychiatrist

@@mawinstallation6626 that's some beta cuck shit

Yeah like its supposed to tell you "You know how bad this is, we're not showing this"

Blood? Cool but gore? Nah its a childs game 😂😂

@@boricuawarrior I know right society as a whole turned into baby's now we can't have cool death scenes in a game about undead or parasites like come on have a little fun with it

"I like when I'm given less!" - Modern consumer

​@@Yeshua_is-CoolI don't think anyone wants to see a realistic looking human character, let alone a beautiful woman get cut to pieces. What they did is fine

No, it's a new enemy. There's a file about it and it's name was Martinico. Some sort of failed experiment of some kind when they tried to temper with the plagas.

@@iqbalmohamadradzi4387 oh ok i thought U3 was in this DLC

@@haarisajmeri9811 U-III is in the DLC. This part is like a chapter after the fight with U-III.

@@iqbalmohamadradzi4387 oh ok i am very excited to see him in the modern graphics

@@iqbalmohamadradzi4387 btw i have no problems with you giving me spoilers which i don't have a problem because we play am i right. btw if your muslim then ASSALAMUALAYKUM from INDIA

You only saw the small cubes in the reflection

@@kiwisoup In the movie or in the game? I think in the movie just like you said

mortal kombat, a game known fully for its gore - has better gore than resident evil 4. 😱 how shocking!

mk1 has better gore. but gore doesnt mean shit. you cant tell me you are impressed by gore in videogames. mortal kombat is imreesive due to choreography in cinemsatography, and its still far from being disturbing, i'd say its beautiful. beautiful isnt what re4 remake is trying to achieve. it tries to disturb you, horrify you. a subtle cut-off shot of her head slowly getting disaligned with a frozen expression, or of a decapitated head with the details judt out of shot creates much more effect than just gore for the sake of gore.

In the original Leon just gets pushed away by the lasers. The only thing gore about the original was the decapitation.

the remake didnt hold back either, there are much more brutal death scenes in re4 remake than the original. nkt to mention that in the original re4 the lasers just knock you away with the default "death by explosion/rolling boulder" sound