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I don't know if there's some glitch that's only affecting some people or if the people saying it's fine is a coordinated cope campaign but even with maxed sound settings I felt the game's ambience and ganados dialogue was fairly quieter than the original while the actual characters dialogue and combat sounds were fine. It was something that was bothering me before the Crowbcat video even came out as I still haven't taken the time to watch it. Hopefully he knocks Crapcom for charging 3$ for the original soundtrack option as the new music and sound effects were forgettable as fuck.Everybody's stuck on the sound thing because that's all they can argue with.
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Twitter getting mad about this video is pretty hilarious. It’s a pretty innocuous video, and I’d imagine in a year or twos time a lot of people bitching about it will be like: Yeah, those thing were better in the original. I’m sure the title alone just turned a lot of people’s brains off.
Some of comparisons are also just completely inarguable too. Like you could chalk up the art direction to personal preference. You can even do that with some (but not all) of the direction and staging of the cutscenes. But nobody is going to look at a comparison between the death animations (even if you like the new eye one) and honestly say the largely less violent ones of the Remake are better. The death animations being toned down is actually a little weird given Resident Evil 7 brought violence back to the series, and the remake of 2 was largely pretty violent too. This Remake of 4, and the original 4 was the last of the violent Resident Evils before 7, almost feels like we got the censored Japanese version. Like the new chainsaw kill would be pretty cool if it split Leon like he was the T-1000 or Ben Bertolucci in RE2, but it doesn’t.
The absolutely seething that Crowbcat video is causing is delicious.
Apparently some little group was told on their discord to repeat that the sound is low and they've been attacking that in the comments while ignoring the other things showed in the video that are easily worse than the sound issue. It's hilarious.
that's just a different approach to the soundscape. The OG RE4 was a very "gamey" game, and wanted its sound effects to be distinct so the players could use it to keep track of their surroundings. The specific lines ganados were saying arer actually signals (the most famous example is "detras de ti, imbecil" when there's an enemy behind you). Same with other sound effects, armaduras and el gigantes all have thumping footsteps so the player could hear whether they are behind him or not.I don't know if there's some glitch that's only affecting some people or if the people saying it's fine is a coordinated cope campaign but even with maxed sound settings I felt the game's ambience and ganados dialogue was fairly quieter than the original while the actual characters dialogue and combat sounds were fine. It was something that was bothering me before the Crowbcat video even came out as I still haven't taken the time to watch it.
but the new soundtrack isn't all that different, it mostly comprised of remixes of the old themes.Hopefully he knocks Crapcom for charging 3$ for the original soundtrack option as the new music and sound effects were forgettable as fuck.
but the new soundtrack isn't all that different, it mostly comprised of remixes of the old themes.
He returns.
Twitter getting mad about this video is pretty hilarious. It’s a pretty innocuous video, and I’d imagine in a year or twos time a lot of people bitching about it will be like: Yeah, those thing were better in the original. I’m sure the title alone just turned a lot of people’s brains off.
Some of comparisons are also just completely inarguable too. Like you could chalk up the art direction to personal preference. You can even do that with some (but not all) of the direction and staging of the cutscenes. But nobody is going to look at a comparison between the death animations (even if you like the new eye one) and honestly say the largely less violent ones of the Remake are better. The death animations being toned down is actually a little weird given Resident Evil 7 brought violence back to the series, and the remake of 2 was largely pretty violent too. This Remake of 4, and the original 4 was the last of the violent Resident Evils before 7, almost feels like we got the censored Japanese version. Like the new chainsaw kill would be pretty cool if it split Leon like he was the T-1000 or Ben Bertolucci in RE2, but it doesn’t.
Someone has mentioned DMC5 art direction and genreal graphics have aged badly and its the same engine. i havne't played since release but didnt dmc5 sell well? yet no dmc6 lol
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I wonder how Mikami feels about this remake...
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He altered the title and description lol