Papa Barry's To The Rescue | Resident Evil: Revelations 2 

barry burton is the greatest re character, him and jill anyway

That part sucked, pulling stupid ass levers and shit in the sewer.

​@@zZiL341yRj736Omg fr. No Escape mode is so hard with it😭😭😭

Barry “I have this!” Burton.

@@aleisinwndrlen7113 Barry "It's really powerful, especially against living things" Burton.

Agreed.

Wholeheartedly agree! Makes the game so much more enjoyable!

Now he can be u r favorite RE protagonist!

I agree with everything you said in regards to the Burtons carrying this game. In regards to Jill, I would also like to know what she's been up to after the events of 5. In fact, I'm actually surprised she wasn't a member of the Hound-Wolf Squad in Village.

Jill Valentine was the protagonist in 2020 Bastardized 3 Not Nemesis so it has not been ten years since she has seen action Rebecca Chambers from Resident Evil 0 from 2002 on the other hand...

​@@bamban_garcia5562they're talking about chronologically not a remake of a story that takes place in the past

I say having the best action control scheme is Resident Evil 6 due to all the freedom it gave you

@@bamban_garcia5562 doing counters in 6 was so satisfying. It's a little awkward at first but when you get used to it, it plays amazingly. Amazing combat, too bad about almost everything else in the game.

@@eeyuup Hear hear

It really sucks how we only get to play as old characters in spin-offs or remakes these days while in the sequels it’s just been constant Chris since 2009.

@Emo Gamer R Cool opinion, it still saved the franchise though

@Emo Gamer R You can have your opinions on it, and it definitely isn’t a perfect game I can agree, but the numbers clearly show it saved the franchise in the literal sense.

@Emo Gamer R It did. RE7 is the best selling RE game. It received the critical acclaim Capcom failed to get with RE6. Saved the image of the franchise and brought it back to it's roots while adding new ideas. It doesn't matter wether you think the game is great or not. It still saved the franchise :)

@EGR18 I respect your opinion, but you can't deny that it sold extremely well. And while it's by no means perfect, I think we'd all rather have it as it is than another one like 6. It's my personal favourite in the series alongside REmake and 4.

And RE7 further proves that point.

@@aleisinwndrlen7113 amem to that.

Nice timing.

Heck yeah

Buy it for the pc then. Playstation is far from being the only option in playing this game.

nope, you're not! :)

270 hours and still I need to complete the other half of the characters.

No it’s just fantastic

Pretty sure Resident Evil has one of the most horniest fan bases out there

@@bamban_garcia5562 As is expected from a Japanese game. Well, not saying that games from other countries don’t have spergy fans either but you know..

@@aleisinwndrlen7113 Pretty sure those fans are experts at playing with one hand when it comes to Resident Evil

post re5

No, Barry and Rebecca~!

Hell yes! The master of unlocking and Barry “I have this!” Burton. The true OG duo. Jill and Chris are awesome and all, but I feel like Chris is better as a lone wolf, much like Leon.

@@aleisinwndrlen7113 Yeah I’ve always found them overrated as a team. Rev1 is the only time where they work together an entire game and it’s beyond forgettable. The only time there is any kind of focus on their actual relationship is RE5 and that’s only from Chris’ perspective. Jill has a much better dynamic with Barry or Carlos.

@Emo Gamer R Tell me about it. Jill hasn’t had a cannon appearance in 13 years but here we go with Chris again in RE9..

The series needs more new characters. Ethan's a good first step in my opinion, because the og characters are getting old in universe. Chris, Jill, Leon, Ada and Claire are almost 50. Barry is gonna hit 60 or maybe even more by now. Rebecca, the young STARS rookie from 0 is in her early to mid 40s. Even Sherry one of the youngest og characters is in her 30s now. There's just so much they can do if they wanna keep the games timeline going.

yeah, that's true!

Depends on the person. Not everyone swears, much less the same way, even under circumstances of extreme stress. Also despite being someone who is comfortable with swearing, having to hear *a lot* of it, especially over short bursts of time, can understandably be off-putting or at best annoying, especially if you're trying to make the character saying it more (universally) likeable.

@@MusicoftheDamned needless to say if a zombie is lunging at an English speaking western cultured individual their first audible response is most likely to be fuck or shit. I'm sorry that a sound is capable of making certain people uncomfortable.

@@kimbercustompro1911 Your condescension is noted despite me not being among those people; at worst I just find people who curse a lot annoying, mentally write them off as idiots, and tune them out. So all I was commenting on was why I can see some people not caring to hear cursing, before being made uncomfortable even enters into it, even if the vast majority of people cursing is "realistic". "Realistic" things usually get dropped to broaden pieces of media to audiences anyway. It almost seems condescending to say that given how utterly commonplace it is, for better or for worse. So this just seems a weird hill to die on in the same game--hell, series--that has zombies in the first place and other fantastical bio weapons while also having people who don't ever eat or have to take a shit or get tired, but if some people not cursing even in these circumstances is what bothers you as lacking in vital realism, then okay I guess.

@@MusicoftheDamned You can pass people who swear off as idiots all you want. At the end of the day you're the individual who feels uncomfortable hearing a certain collection of vowels and consonants used together to form a sound. The vast majority of video game and film dialog is extremely unrealistic, and goes seemingly out of its way to not be vulgar or objectionable. I believe what you're actually experiencing is some kind of existential crisis of self in that you obviously wish society spoke in a manner that's represented in film and television, but for most real people that's not how they talk to one another. The great voices of our time and before have proven this again again where in the most foul mouthed representatives of our society are also hailed as being the great truth speakers and story tellers. ie George Carlin, Bill Hicks, Penn Jillette, etc. Even Jordan Peterson Swears on occasion if you get him worked up about something he deeply cares about. To many of us swearing is a sign of being "switched on" it's kind of like how people dislike anger without realizing that it was the catalyst to many of the positive changes that shaped society for the better.

Were you upset with Claire unconditionally simping for Neil? Lol

How 'bout a cl- i am just kidding, thank God that joke died before it started, i litelary want to cry myself to sleep when Someone says.

👩 🥪

@@LeonardoStupidKenway that’s gotta be rough! It’s said in game AND I just said it!

@@brentloy131 i meant the cl- c- clai-. The claire and then the other Word.

@@LeonardoStupidKenway ohhh I see…. I’m with you, definitely not a fan. That’s too much!

Yeah, not sure what he was talking about with that one. RE1 absolutely has more action, by far. That game has basically no puzzles aside from the little touch screen one that takes a few seconds to do, there's no real stealth in it, there's a ton of situations where they want to put time pressure on you, the plot itself after not very long starts to gain a sense of urgency, etc. Point being, there's not much to *do* in Revelations 1 except... kill enemies on your way to your objective, where you'll kill more enemies. The only real breaks you get from that are some brief bits of exploration around the small ship, with most areas being locked off to you until they become available to you piecemeal (and you've probably forgotten about the optional areas in question), and the swimming sections which are, uh, not fun in the slightest. On the contrary, I'd argue Revelations 2 is the slowest paced game in that whole second generation of Resident Evil games (RE4 through Revelations 2) with, by far, the strongest horror elements.

​@@innoclarke7435 Revelations 2 also has a much better story on top of all that, with far more connections to past entries and great character development. And while the game is linear, each individual area has far more of an emphasis on exploration and puzzles. Kinda like the 2nd half of RE3. Revelations 2 also has an atmosphere reminiscent of the GameCube entries and the best Zapping system in the series! I can't praise this game enough man!

@@Potatopecker Agreed on all points. I just played through both Rev games. I thought I'd like Rev 1, but I kinda hate its campaign. Rev 2, however, I ended up adoring. Where Rev 1's story felt disconnected and shittily written, Rev 2 ties in with a bunch of games effortlessly and has a story worth a damn, without also having characters like 1's Quint Cetchan and Keith Lumley. We got a villain actually of note. The Kafka fixation felt far better utilized than 1's obsession with the Divine Comedy. In terms of the level design, I felt like I was exploring a lot more. The levels may not loop as much as Boulder Punch would like, but it is far superior in getting you to actually engage with the world. 1's environments are, at times, quite nice artistically, but a lot of it is bland and the atmosphere drops out as a consequence, which is something Revelations 2 almost never has happen. The zapping system is also really clever, managing to combine both RE2's style of "some decisions will have an impact later when you play as another character" and Zero's "swap between characters at will" system to great effect. It feels like they learned every important lesson that they needed to learn from Zero's implementation, too, making it mostly painless, while keeping the interesting opportunities such a system allows for. It's wild to me how little Rev 2 is acknowledged, and when it is, it's shrugged off. People said after 6, the series needed to slow down again, bring back the tension, and smaller scale storytelling. Rev 2 does this all exactly, and yet nobody cared. Meanwhile, 7 is a far worse game with less replay value, tension, less clever design, atrocious enemy variety, and the quality is vastly inconsistent, all while failing to feel like a Resident game at all. It's a PT and Outlast ripoff with some Resident Evil design elements spruced within. Objectively a worse game from top to bottom, but it gets all this credit it doesn't deserve for scaling back the series after 6. Pisses me off tbqh.

@@innoclarke7435 Revelations 2 also has some of the best files in the series. They're really eerie and develop the world in a way that is on par with RE2. And the other thing is Revelations 2 has the same director as RE5, RE2R, RE3R, and RE4R. Yasuhiro Ampo and Kazunori Kadoi as lead game designer. These dudes KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING!! I still love 7 and 8, but it's insane to me how these dudes keep being relegated to the Remakes and not mainline. I seriously think if RE9 has the Remake team on it, it could be the best RE to date. All of Ampo's games have a HUGE focus on story, lore, and characters. As well as a general classic metroidvania and monster design. And most importantly...THEY'RE FUN!! If RE9 isn't a Metroidvania action blend with classic characters and connections to past games and lore, then imma riot lol.