All Rise for Judge Barry (AMA)

[Barry Poppins]

Who would win in a battle royale type situation between every bad dude/creature in Resi?

I mean everyone...

Wesker, Mr X, Nemesis, Birkin, Dimitrescu, Jack Baker... everyone.

If Wesker were still alive he'd honestly defeat everyone. Birkin would serve to give him the most trouble especially considering it took a massive explosion to even kill him. So it generally comes down to whether or not Wesker would be able to outlast all of Birkin's forms.

 

[Moon Bird]

What's the most obscure piece of memorabilia that you own? (wrestling or otherwise)

 

[Alexa]

Is Chris Redfield a boulder punching asshole?

 

[Chris]

 

[Alexa]

Fixed it since people didn't get the reference

 

[Marty McFourth]

Seeing as there's been lots of speculation since the RE2/RE3 remakes:

What would you change in a Resident Evil 4 Remake?

 

[Barry Poppins]

What's the most obscure piece of memorabilia that you own? (wrestling or otherwise)

Babe Ruth Plays in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, October 16, 1922

 

[Barry Poppins]

Is Chris Redfield a boulder punching asshole?

I hate Chris post Resident Evil: Code Veronica, tbh. He becomes instantly unlikable, overly-buff, and really sorta ends up as a meme by that point. The original Chris was a dumbass for sure, but he was more grounded and just happened to be capable because of his military background.

Chris Redfield in Resident Evil five is how people view Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star.

 

[Alexa]

I hate Chris post Resident Evil: Code Veronica, tbh. He becomes instantly unlikable, overly-buff, and really sorta ends up as a meme by that point. The original Chris was a dumbass for sure, but he was more grounded and just happened to be capable because of his military background.

Chris Redfield in Resident Evil five is how people view Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star.

Long Winded way of saying yes, but I agree completely on that

 

[Barry Poppins]

Seeing as there's been lots of speculation since the RE2/RE3 remakes:

What would you change in a Resident Evil 4 Remake?

I'm going to side-step this question actually by answering with a different answer.

I'd actually rather see a Resident Evil: Code Veronica remake, myself. It's definitely one of the games that is deserving of a remake. The things I'd change would be to either add a shortcut from the manor to the base or vivisect the need to backtrack between the two areas entirely. The second would be to honestly rewrite the entire story from the ground up. Steve Burnside is a total goofball moron, and he should be a little more grounded as someone who has witnessed a lot of shit from Umbrella. Wesker would obviously have to be a little more malicious for my tastes, and we definitely should rewrite Alfred Ashford from a total dork to a somewhat paranoid menace.

A lot of quality of life issues would also have to be fixed, like accidentally soft-locking yourself out of the 2nd half without any weapons if you forget the knife in one of the deposit boxes in the early part of the game.

 

[Marty McFourth]

Barry to Resident Evil 4 questions

Good answer. I do agree I'd rather see a CV remake too. I don't think RE4 really needs one.

 

[Barry Poppins]

Barry to Resident Evil 4 questions

Good answer. I do agree I'd rather see a CV remake too. I don't think RE4 really needs one.

RE4 doesn't need a remake honestly. It's already got what it needs frankly.

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Judging from what I have been looking through and just reading, it seems like you really like the Roman Empire. My question is do you know Latin or do you want to know Latin?

 

[Barry Poppins]

Judging from what I have been looking through and just reading, it seems like you really like the Roman Empire. My question is do you know Latin or do you want to know Latin?

Unsurprisingly, I have taken to self-study to learn Latin by myself. I do know know Latin fluently, nor can I speak it fluently.

The issues with learning Latin stems from the language itself having two forms, Ecclesiastical Latin and Vulgar Latin, which is far more difficult to translate. Someday I'll be fluent in it though

 

[Jay-Ashley]

Unsurprisingly, I have taken to self-study to learn Latin by myself. I do know know Latin fluently, nor can I speak it fluently.

The issues with learning Latin stems from the language itself having two forms, Ecclesiastical Latin and Vulgar Latin, which is far more difficult to translate. Someday I'll be fluent in it though

Cool to hear, and if I am not mistaken isn't Vulagr Latin the one that evolved into the Romance languages.