Roanoke. I address you with this yet again, will you make the Hunter Beta episode? Also I can wait, don't overwork yourself.

Hey man love your videos you think you can do the biology of the Titans and Titan shifter from attack on Titan if your up to the challenge.

Hey Roanoke did you know that there is actually a protein responsible for repairing talomeres called talomerase. If the cells in the pale heads acted like cancer cells then they likely produce this protein which allows them to keep their cells from degrading to the point where they self destruction. In other word provided the Pale heads can get enough nutrients to sustain themselves, and aren't killed by any other means they could live for potentially hundreds of years.

I was wonder if you can explain the creature from unearthed 2007 because the creature is just fascinating how it behaves and the lore behind it

More fallout biology videos?

Ah! Ah! He said it! He said the thing!

Jill's feet UwU

@@RawkL0bster hey I know you're trying to be creepy, but at least people with a foot fetish aren't super harmful, just gross as hell

​@@shupp6267Roanoke in an alternate universe: starting with the belly button!

Maybe these are just failed regenerator and later on saddler makes a new variant with eye

Ahahahhaahahahah

Thanks for the likes this is my first comment so I’m starting out strong

@@haydendavies9532 this is an s tier comment

y is nobody talking about high pitch they're voices are?

lol Oops!

Froggy one of my favorite parts is reading the files and notes lying around, it’s really good world building

@@qualityboomer6361 oh yeah, i will go play this game

@@qualityboomer6361 especially the ones which have the writer transform throughout the file, like the one from re1

The mutants in stalker are still alive because it’s Eastern Europe

They wanted it to be something out of the ordinary that could actually be plausible. Though I suppose it's good there is no real Progenitor virus

I love this

Clever

Mitosis is beautiful

genius-

one of the best comments I have ever seen

Daddies are not sewn into a suit (BioShock fanatic here). Daddies are put into the suits and then the skin connects to the suit, making it impossible to leave it again. There is concept art for BioShock 2 showing how they imagined the dudes inside.

@@kwiiin_ I've seen that I think, do you mean the Alpha where some of his skin is kinda bursting through holes in the suit? From what I remember the Alphas might not have included that as part of the process. Suchong used the word "grafted" to describe the procedure in the "Cheap sonofabitch" audio diary, but I was interested in exactly how that could be done - he says "Take a man, graft skin and organs straight into suit, otherwise suit not work". If there's another concept of the Rosie or Bouncer, can you let me know where it is? I've not been able to find it myself!

@@1r0zz I don't think they put it down to magic, or that's said anywhere in-game, I'm just interested in whether this would actually be possible to do. Even if some of the explanation uses Adam as part of the process, I still wonder whether it'd be possible to somehow attach someone to the suit via skin/organs, just as a thought experiment. Roanoke has made videos discissing some more outlandish concepts, like the signal from Dead Space, so it's not restricted to stuff that could only happen in reality without any "extra" help from an in-game doohickey. So, if we consider that Adam could somehow boost the grafting process by preventing rejection or infection, what would happen if you did essentially stitch someone into a diving suit? I'm well aware that the game is far from perfect, but I've wondered about whether the Big Daddy procedure could be possible if you used Adam to prevent issues, using the in-game explanation for how it functions. Tenenbaum discusses how Adam theoretically works in an audio diary (think it's found in the Apiary, with another in Fontaine Fisheries?). Again, BioShock doesn't exactly have a watertight plot, but I'd still love to see someone properly go into whether or not this could be possible, considering the circumstances & lore we're given. I'm well aware that there would be things like tissue rejection, infection, possibly shock, all sorts of reasons why it couldn't happen in real life. I'm interested to see someone talk in-depth about the in-universe circumstances & how that relates to what we know about the human body in reality. If Adam works in the way they say it does, would this be possible? Probably not, but I'd like to see someone discuss that in-depth.

@@1r0zz Yep, totally agree, luckily I like silly 😁 I've heard Adam be called a Chekhov's Gun, Magnetic Plot Device, MacGuffin, that sort of thing (TVTropes). But I do enjoy thinking about this sort of thing and seeing how others interpreted the same scenes or aspects differently to myself. It's also fun to look into how much of this would actually be feasible in RL. It's a nice way to learn about something in the real world by seeing how much of it is used in a fictional setting & whether any of it could be possible. I think the apiary log said that Adam causes cell growth in the same manner as a malignant cell, but they were able to direct the growth (to an extent, anyhow). On a side note, I would never have learned about the Meissner effect! I'm not big on physics so it's unlikely I would have looked into quantum levitation otherwise - the series are fun to play and spark my curiosity, that's why I love them so much! ETA: On the subject of disliked scenes, the retcon of Daisy was a bit jarring - in Infinite she went from passionate but reasonable to "let's stab this kid to death!" so I get why they tried to make sense of that, but I felt that it would have made more sense to show her gradually falling apart to the point where that seemed like a good idea, rather than "two people told me to do it". If so, why spend all that time ranting about pulling the evil up from the root? She could just as easily have stood there and said nothing, or say something like "I'm going to stab this boy, try to stop me". She didn't need to go into that rant since the end goal was apparently to get Elizabeth to kill her?

@@1r0zz Oh yeah, I loved System Shock 2 - I tried playing it once in the dark (back in the day) and lasted ten minutes! The way Infinite was originally would have been awesome, but some of the changes kinda made sense? Like the Boys of Silence "collecting sounds" as a weapon - would have been awesome but they couldn't figure out how to convey that to the player. I think the art deco stuff was because it had lots of round shaped and curves, which means extra polygons & processing - it was last gen so that shouldn't be an issue any longer hopefully. The concept art for tear-affected citizens looked great though, did you see the one of the old man who also had half a baby face? I'm sincerely hoping I don't have the same frustration you feel with the new Fable & especially Dragon Age 4 when they're out. I don't want "Anthem with dragons"... NO-ONE WANTS ANTHEM WITH DRAGONS!

Almost 12 hours later and I still haven't gotten the KZfaq notification.

Google owns youtube so it makes a little sense

TANK CONTROLS FTW!!

@@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26 Not imo

@@Voc_spooksauce Yeah... Sarcasm is hard to detect through text. 😅

@@d.dementedengineerc99isurf26 Oh, yeah. Unless you make it obvious, sorry for not getting that but a lot of people do like tank controls for RE so...yeah

@@Voc_spooksauce Yep. and you mean A LOT. Like more than half of the entire fan base. Including me. Tank controls is what made RE, well, RE. Hell, Tank controls and camera angles is what made Capcom, you guessed it, Capcom. Deviating from that and unecessary changing and retconing lore made RE3 Remake get shitty reviews. I mean, they already shat the bed with RE7 being First Person and thats ok, its a new modern title. Its not my cup of tea but I understand why they did it, with all that VR crazy and stuff. But Remaking a classic that people grew up with not for them is kinda asinine.

If they said specifically that they had some sort of regeneration id say its a 99 percent chance

First thing that came to my mind.

More like crimson heads

@@1r0zz i mean in a way that they were trying to make a BOW thats impervious to small arms fire

It's not. Pale Heads were made in 1998, while Regeneradores were made in 2004

He's already done that

Like, 2 years ago

@@basimali2186 I can't find it

@@IzeecClarke You're right,I could've swore he did but I guess not

@@IzeecClarke He tried playing the game but didn't really get into it. Which means he might not cover it. Same thing with the Evolve Monsters.

That is actually why I would continue to kill zombies, to put them to rest.

If it makes you feel better, the majority of the test subjects were homeless.

@@samhenley7156 Ok, this is a month old reply to a years old reply to an even older video.... but. WHY, pray tell, would the infected having been helpless, homeless people taken advantage of by the police chief...make anyone feel BETTER about killing them?

@@sharku117 Perhaps you've missed the joke.

@@samhenley7156 x,x In my defense, I tend to see plenty of corners of the net where that would just be an honest take. Sorry for missing the sarcasm though.

"Ehhhhh... Hehhhhhh... Hehhhhh..." *Drums*

Regenerator had weird ass breathing plus they were accompanied by creepy ass music whenever you encountered them

@@raiseanothermanskidsforlov4920 Yeah just creepy all around, scared the hell outta me...I remember seeing one for the first time with that music and saying oh no... wtf is that?? =O

actually no

One of the few scary moments in resident evil 4. I will be very angry if capcom removes them or the novistadores in the remake. The lack of grave diggers, spiders, brain suckers, crows and enhanced lickers pissed me off in the Remakes (while I loved the games). But iconic enemies should never be removed. RE engine and photorealistic or not.

For my opinion, let's hope they don't cut the good stuff

Let's hope they don't actually remake RE4

@@steelbear2063 lol

Dude all i gotta hear is that weezing and im running

@@steelbear2063 Agreed, re3 remake doesn’t give me much hope.

Captain Levi would like to know your location

The santa claus lookin titan scares the fuck outta me haha

Yeah like REALLY early versions of them.

T-virus : Titan Virus

Also weird body proportions.

He has lots of videos dedicated to the specific infected on days gone, find them there all great! 😀 just search Roanoke gaming days gone Xx

I haven’t seen him post a vid on days gone yet & ive requested da subject to him a few times

I actually really love how the virus is handled in days gone

Raven same here I enjoyed how in depth they describe every class of infected & how it affected people based on age & body type yet they kept its backstory pretty mysterious besides letting us kno it was man made & Sarah’s research facility had a hand in it

The NE-A Parasite was made in the French branch of Europe Umbrella but Las Plagas is ancient, not made hy humans, and was discovered.

I think the Leech in Re Zero are the original Regenerators

Those tentacles tho 😬😬😬

OH Yeah!! Doing the Carrion monster would be fun!

It also is not completely gone and kinda found you after finishing the simulation

That would be cool.

Kind of except your average gamer bro would be buff for spending so much time on Phub

@@TheDigitalApple Corona got me following that religiously.

Oooh. Good question. I really want to know now

When necros mutate, the heat produced makes the skin rupture and makes them appear a bloody mess.

My thoughts exactly.