I'm fucking distraught right now. My friend was texting me Sunday night, suddenly stopped and hasn't responded since. She was out and was definitely drunk by the end of our conversation which hadn't formally ended. I can't stop talking about it, because I can't stop thinking about it. Someone please, for the love of god, help!

Contact everyone who knows her, and see if they've heard from her.

Also, if she has a Facebook, check for status updates.


I hope this helps, man.

That attributes to the personality that she's had since Resident Evil 2. She's always been the sexualized type of character in the franchise without suffering the typical over-sexualized female video game character treatment (Ivy in Soul Calibur, Jade in Mortal Kombat, Lara Croft in the old Tomb Raider titles, just to name a few). It's certainly better than seeing her T&A bounce unrealistically every time that she fires her gun. Then again, I am one of the few heterosexual males in existence who doesn't get off on polygonal women.

Resident Evil is just pure awesomeness in video game form. There is no other way to describe it. The films, on the other hand, are absolutely appalling. Paul Anderson needs to introduce himself to the business end of a shotgun, a scenario in which I'd gladly play the triggerman.

See Also; Resident Evil 6 Superthread

Glad I'm not the only one who actually likes RE6.

My fears have been alleviated.

Jironobou it turns out my dad bought the dlc a day after he bought the game. the dlc was fun. i still like the boomerang weapon the most. i still perfer doom/quake bfg gun compared to rage bfg gun.

RE6 was alright.

Story was pretty good.

Gameplay was pretty bad.

What, happend? I mean, I know your text-conversation quit, but did she tell you why it did? i.e. Low Battery, etc. Can't really think of more reasons other than that and kidnapping.

Glad she's safe, though

The nailgun is pretty awesome, especially considering the railgun can shoot enemies through walls

Also, you should try the game on Ultra-Nightmare... it's tougher.

The first class of my college career starts in about ten minutes.

Super nervous, but super excited!

This.

I can't describe how painfully sensitive the controls are, and having the character just disobey majority of your commands is obnoxiously annoying.

I stopped after I encountered Deborah slowly heading towards Helena. This thirty second saving moment pissed me off because the control wouldn't allow me to fire straight at where I needed to shoot.

And I ran out of ammo in one of the better guns I own. That's always a problem I encounter in the series.

See Also; Resident Evil 6 Superthread

Just bought DmC

I highly doubt that the controls are anything as frustrating as those of the PS2 era of Grand Theft Auto titles. My God, the number of times that I wanted to chuck my controller into the nearest solid surface--THE HATRED. That era of GTA was always riddled with horribly designed gameplay elements, specifically in terms of the controls. You'll get used to Resident Evil 6's controls and gameplay mechanics in time, or you'll just continue to bitch and moan like every other mediocre gamer who has ever touched a Resident Evil title.

Also, I believe that the only reason Ada crawls in the manner that she does is because her legs are a mile long. Consult this image for reference:



Seems like something pretty damn trivial to warrant such a senseless fit of whining.

Moreover, scarce amounts of ammo has always been a staple of the Resident Evil franchise. It's something that takes some getting used to if you're not familiar with other titles in the series. After all, this ain't Call of Duty, where it's essentially, "AMMO FOR EVERYONE! FOR DAYS, EVEN!"

See Also; Resident Evil 6 Superthread

If this is the case, you're doing it wrong. The hallmark of the RE series is and has always been conserving ammo.

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I've been aware of that since the second... (Would have said the first but I never played it). It's a habit for me to repeatedly press the button for shooting since that's what I do in shooters, and I'm fully aware that I'm wasting precious ammo due to my trigger happy finger.

See Also; Resident Evil 6 Superthread

In that case, there are two possible solutions I can respectfully offer you:

1- Learn the mechanics of the game so you can stop doing that.

2- Since your lack of ammo is your own doing, don't complain about it.

I'll bet. I'm sure it would be wonderful to have a hope in hell to add to the THE GREAT WHITE SCOTCH. Keep dreaming, England.

It... wasn't meant as a complaint, I just threw that out there for laughs. I'm not really dying, I just didn't plan the boss fight out right.

Nowhere did I say you were dying or in danger of dying because of your inability to conserve your resources. Let me spin a yarn in order to educate:

I first started playing the CoD franchise a little after Modern Warfare 2 came out. Predictably, I sucked at it. Being an above average Halo player and GoldenEye before that, I never really played shooters that required aiming down the sights before. It was a new feature to me and I had a hard time grasping it at first.

Then I started playing alongside a co-worker of mine who was a veteran of that series. He explained to me that every gun had discernible strengths and weaknesses, but he also clued me in on exactly how many bullets each gun needed to kill an enemy, and this led to him teaching me how to count my shots. I'm not sure how much you've played MW2, but his gun of choice was always the SCAR-H. With Stopping Power, the SCAR-H needs to land only two bullets to kill an enemy at short to mid range, and three at distance. Just by watching him move around the map and hearing him on the mic "one, two, dead" or something to that effect, I quickly learned how to conserve, when (besides the obvious) to not be so conservative, and through knowing the statistics and mechanics of the game, I got better at positioning, reflexes, and placing shots.

Using these talents, I went from a -1,500 kill/death spread to better than +10,000 in only a few months, and now I can do well at any CoD game even if I've never touched it before. The point in all of this is that you should become better versed in exactly what you need to do to kill enemies, and on that alone you won't be running out of ammo or finding yourself resorting to knives or lesser weapons in general.

Blueberry Poptarts!

... Yeah it's called "know the boss fights better", that's it because that's where I lose ammo the most. Plain and simple, didn't need your long story to be honest.

ugh

Victim Role-play alert.

Normally this is where I'd reply with something witty or hilarious in response to your consistent bitchiness to those who are only trying to help, but you know what? That's your way, and I accept it.

So no, I suppose you didn't need my long story, though it was a sincere attempt to help.

Okay whatever, I'm just saying, your help wasn't needed becuase I know the problem so... I don't know why you're making this more of an issue than it should be.