I feel like it could work. Not in the Huge fields of nothing but grasslands kind of way but imagine having to explore an entire city with hordes of zombies roaming around. Giant zombie monsters that could chase you across a big city. You have to build and repair vehicles and stuff to have ways to escape in time.
Not exactly vey RE t be fair but it can definitely work.
>Leon, I need you to collect three tyrant hats. I’m sending you the coordinates to their hideout now. >Leon, my daughter is sick. I need some herbs for her. (Collect 15 green herbs) >Leon, my wife’s grave has been overrun by the dead. Can you deliver these flowers for me?
The last few games have been doing "open area" design, like Downtown in 3, the Village and Castle hubs of 4, and the main village you circle around in 8.
This wouldn't be at all surprising, though I imagine Capcom would still have points of no return. I doubt a fully open world game.
Ganker pretending they haven't been posting shit ideas like "muh open world raccoon city" for fricking years is pretty funny though.
>baby
Huh, I just saw an Elon Musk xeet about something related to babies in the context of video games, wonder why there is no active discussion on it here
>Doesnt remember the OG RE3's huge fricking sprawling map where there were even stores you could visit for extra cool things.
The frick is this revisionist history. I know nobody on Ganker has played the classic games, but come on.
Here's a labelled map of the original city streets. The only exclusion is the RPD, which is small anyways. All of the labelled areas are the notable interiors (with the exception of the boutique) and you are made to go to all of them as part of the main scenario. Only one of them changes in any significant way upon returning, and that is the warehouse.
So it's going to be even more of a boring, unreplayable slog? The side-quests and backtracking for treasures in RE4make was garbage. Literal busywork made to drag out the game because autists these days only view games as a way to kill time and the only thing that matters is how much time a game can kill.
Yes. Clearly gaming went to shit only after people started complaining about openworld games right around the time that.... >checks notes
gaming went to total shit.
Absolutely correct.
Hating open world hasn't been a thing for like 5 years at this point anon. Everybody realized it wasn't the ow formula they hated but ubisoft
>re engine
>open world gameplay
KEK
capcom owns foxengine.
I feel like it could work. Not in the Huge fields of nothing but grasslands kind of way but imagine having to explore an entire city with hordes of zombies roaming around. Giant zombie monsters that could chase you across a big city. You have to build and repair vehicles and stuff to have ways to escape in time.
Not exactly vey RE t be fair but it can definitely work.
This is the most moronic comment on this site
>Not exactly vey RE t be fair
Why not? this sound very RE for me
it's literally re2/re3/outbreak and even re6 but now with a open world
>moronic tranimehomosexual
>total tech illiterate
yep checks out
What's Dragon Dogma?
20fps on PC
so 10 on consoles then
Is 60+ on my pc in the cities.
Not a funny joke. It's a great game, just needed yo optimize it for some PCs/graphics card.
That... That's the joke
(You)
>Leon, I need you to collect three tyrant hats. I’m sending you the coordinates to their hideout now.
>Leon, my daughter is sick. I need some herbs for her. (Collect 15 green herbs)
>Leon, my wife’s grave has been overrun by the dead. Can you deliver these flowers for me?
open world is the best way to do zombies
The last few games have been doing "open area" design, like Downtown in 3, the Village and Castle hubs of 4, and the main village you circle around in 8.
This wouldn't be at all surprising, though I imagine Capcom would still have points of no return. I doubt a fully open world game.
Ganker pretending they haven't been posting shit ideas like "muh open world raccoon city" for fricking years is pretty funny though.
You will roam the open world
You will gather the materials
You will craft the items
You will climb the Ubisoft towers
Ánd you will be happy
>baby
Huh, I just saw an Elon Musk xeet about something related to babies in the context of video games, wonder why there is no active discussion on it here
Doesnt remember the OG RE3's huge fricking sprawling map where there were even stores you could visit for extra cool things.
Too bad the Remake botched this completely.
>Doesnt remember the OG RE3's huge fricking sprawling map where there were even stores you could visit for extra cool things.
The frick is this revisionist history. I know nobody on Ganker has played the classic games, but come on.
Here's a labelled map of the original city streets. The only exclusion is the RPD, which is small anyways. All of the labelled areas are the notable interiors (with the exception of the boutique) and you are made to go to all of them as part of the main scenario. Only one of them changes in any significant way upon returning, and that is the warehouse.
I always imagined what an open world Resident Evil game would be like, something like R2/Re3/Outbreak but with much more freedom of exploration
They could have easily made RE3 Remake an open world racoon city but they decided to shit the bed instead.
So it's going to be even more of a boring, unreplayable slog? The side-quests and backtracking for treasures in RE4make was garbage. Literal busywork made to drag out the game because autists these days only view games as a way to kill time and the only thing that matters is how much time a game can kill.
i don't mind the open world, but can we please go back to 3rd person?, fps will never be RE
Great, clearly RE engine is great for open world games, as demonstrated with Dragon's Dogma 2.
>zoomers cant handle open world and need their hand held throught the game
This is why gaming has gone to shit
Yes. Clearly gaming went to shit only after people started complaining about openworld games right around the time that....
>checks notes
gaming went to total shit.
Absolutely correct.
Totally, have an upvote my fellow redditor
Capcom just finished overhauing the RE engine for next Gen games in Jan. RE9 will be the first game on it.