Reaction to the game's ending credits?

[AMS Agent Eric Cartman🇺🇦]

For me I kinda feel bad for those poor villagers when Saddler infected them and I kinda cried a lot when s***s going on like when a guy tied in to the chair to have him infected, letting a mom starve a child to death, and exposing a plaga virus to other villagers at the village center in shock.

[El Fuerte]

Yeah I absolutely love the book-like ending credits.

[talgaby]

Not to mention that they were living their peaceful lives, then an American ex-cop shows up and starts shooting at them for no real reason. No wonder they try to fight him as self-defense, but they still cannot stop this relentless murdering monster who also doesn't stop when he faces some of the local priests and slaughters the holy men as well. Come to think of it, the fate of that village is quite tragic. And it was an interesting design choice to play as the main villain this time around.

[Velarune]

Originally posted by talgaby:

Not to mention that they were living their peaceful lives, then an American ex-cop shows up and starts shooting at them for no real reason. No wonder they try to fight him as self-defense, but they still cannot stop this relentless murdering monster who also doesn't stop when he faces some of the local priests and slaughters the holy men as well. Come to think of it, the fate of that village is quite tragic. And it was an interesting design choice to play as the main villain this time around.

uhh...I don't think you paid very much attention to the game when you played. Leon showed up in peace and asked very nicely if they've seen Ashley. Suddenly he's having an axe swung at him. He even asked the guy to stop before he had no choice but to act in self defense. Then the rest of the villagers come over and attack him, killing the other two cops in the process.

Everyone attacks Leon first so I'm not sure where you get the idea that he shows up and just starts blasting people for no reason.

[talgaby]

Leon bursts into someone's home uninvited with a weapon in his hand, and when the owner of the house asks him to leave, he doesn't move an inch. Then the owner tries to scare away the intruder with an axe, where in response the intruder shoots him in cold blood. The neighbours come to investigate the disturbance and see a stranger jump through the window, but when they try to apprehend him to ask some questions, he kills them as well. Then he makes his way to the village to start the real massacre.
Not to mention that what kind of a policeman would go to investigate a simple kidnapping with a military-grade frag greande on his belt? Not to mention without speaking the local language or being accompanied by a translator—which is a clear indicator that he never planned on investigating anything. He was clearly equipped for a terrorist strike. This also explains why even the local militia was ineffective in stopping the rampaging foreigner that mercilessly killed their fellow countrymen.

[jacob]

is everyone forgetting the ganados murdered and ate the 2 police officers that came with leon?

[Ludus Aurea]

Originally posted by talgaby:

Not to mention that they were living their peaceful lives, then an American ex-cop shows up and starts shooting at them for no real reason. No wonder they try to fight him as self-defense, but they still cannot stop this relentless murdering monster who also doesn't stop when he faces some of the local priests and slaughters the holy men as well. Come to think of it, the fate of that village is quite tragic. And it was an interesting design choice to play as the main villain this time around.

Literally the dumbest thing, lol. There is no other point of view, they are mind controlled ganados, their side of the story doesn't exist after the point where Salazar and Saddler infect everyone.

[Velarune]

Originally posted by talgaby:

Leon bursts into someone's home uninvited with a weapon in his hand, and when the owner of the house asks him to leave, he doesn't move an inch. Then the owner tries to scare away the intruder with an axe, where in response the intruder shoots him in cold blood.

I can agree that Leon did enter someone's house with his gun pulled out but he wasn't pointing it at anyone or waving it around or anything. He calmly approached the guy and asked him about Ashley. He was met with a bunch of gibberish that he doesn't understand and then he started to walk away to leave the house. That's when he suddenly has an axe swung at him when he already has his back turned to him and he shoots the guy in self defense after giving several chances for him to stop. There's no such thing as "he doesn't move an inch", "the owner tries to scare him away", or "shoots him in cold blood".

The neighbours come to investigate the disturbance and see a stranger jump through the window, but when they try to apprehend him to ask some questions, he kills them as well. Then he makes his way to the village to start the real massacre.

The "neighbors" showed up immediately before there was even any sign of Leon doing anything. They proceeded to ram the police car off the cliff with the intention of killing them, but we find later that they actually captured them and killed them brutally. Then they approach the house already brandishing their weapons and trying to beat in the door. That's when Leon jumps out the window and he's immediately attacked and tried to be murdered.

As a side note about the village, Leon doesn't attack first either. He can already see the one cop hanging on a hook which shows they are hostile. And if you walk into the village then they will instantly pull out their weapons and chase you. So no, Leon doesn't run into the village to start his massacre.

Not to mention that what kind of a policeman would go to investigate a simple kidnapping with a military-grade frag greande on his belt? Not to mention without speaking the local language or being accompanied by a translator—which is a clear indicator that he never planned on investigating anything. He was clearly equipped for a terrorist strike. This also explains why even the local militia was ineffective in stopping the rampaging foreigner that mercilessly killed their fellow countrymen.

Leon doesn't have a grenade strapped to his belt so I'm not sure where you're imagining that. The only time there is one on his belt is when he has one equipped, which he doesn't find one until he reaches the village I believe. He only shows up with his pistol and a flashlight.

The cops that came with him were his translators. He even asks if they are going to come with him but they're kinda morons and don't care much. He was also going there with the intention of them being terrorists since there was intel that Ashley was being held by them. So to an extent, he was prepared for hostility.

You really need to go back and play the game again because you clearly have no idea of what's going on with it. And as Grenadeh points out, they are all mind controlled slaves anyway. They're not living any sort of peaceful life. They are basically set up to protect the village and make sure no intruders come through.

[El Fuerte]

Originally posted by talgaby:

Not to mention that they were living their peaceful lives, then an American ex-cop shows up and starts shooting at them for no real reason.

"For no reason" lol. Yeah it's not like he says "freeze!" but every infected still tries to kill him anyway.

Dumbest ♥♥♥♥ ever please say you're trolling

[Ludus Aurea]

Uh no. As someone who literally just played the beginnign again for the 249th time yesterday:

1) Leon goes in house, hears Spanish.
2) Cutscene - shows dude photo and asks about her, he says something like "She is not here ,cabron" and then Leon starts to turn away, dude picks up a hatchet and swings it, Leon shoots him. As soon as you shoot him, villagers jump in that truck outside and run the police car into a gorge, then more villagers run over and you have to jump out the window and kill them too.

[talgaby]

*shakes head*
I blame the movie industry. People nowadays cannot get a spoof when it is dangled in front of their faces. Probably because the last actual parody was made in the late 90s. Or because Generation Wallflower really wants to take everything ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ seriously to find something to be offended at. *shrugs*

Although I was kinda prepared to continue with evidence providing Leon is a terrorist as he was the one who shot the President of the United States in the head in a cover-op operation, then managed to blame the entire thing on a government advisor who he also conveniently kills later before he could be apprehended…
And I wasn't even starting it on Chris, who participated in at least two ethnic cleansings, one in Africa, one in the Balkans, and both times for the same paramilitary force that conveniently isn't officially tied to any government.

[AMS Agent Eric Cartman🇺🇦]

Reaction please, not some brief summary of the introduction of the game. I know that the first Villager got really angry and saying curse words at Leon (¿Que carajo estas haciendo aqui? ¡Largate cabron!, translates to: what the f*** are you doing here, leave a**hole!) because it was a symptom for Saddler's virus that infected him years ago, if you get infected by that virus, you will get super crazy and your attitude starts to become like a zombie and there may be a chance to blow your head off exposing a plaga out of your body, so no off-topic stuff here guys.

[Chef Edgar]

Originally posted by talgaby:

*shakes head*
I blame the movie industry. People nowadays cannot get a spoof when it is dangled in front of their faces. Probably because the last actual parody was made in the late 90s. Or because Generation Wallflower really wants to take everything ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ seriously to find something to be offended at. *shrugs*

Although I was kinda prepared to continue with evidence providing Leon is a terrorist as he was the one who shot the President of the United States in the head in a cover-op operation, then managed to blame the entire thing on a government advisor who he also conveniently kills later before he could be apprehended…
And I wasn't even starting it on Chris, who participated in at least two ethnic cleansings, one in Africa, one in the Balkans, and both times for the same paramilitary force that conveniently isn't officially tied to any government.

People take your ♥♥♥♥ way too seriously, keep doing what you do, it's hilarious haha

[Velarune]

I guess some people are easily amused then because not a single bit of it was funny. A parody is a humorous version of something, such as portraying a character or a situation in a comical way. All you did was make stuff up and come across as a misinformed person, which is why you were proven wrong on every single word you said and are now claiming "it's just a joke".

If you want to make a parody of the game then you need to have actual humor. Such as making a comment about how Leon and the two cops all look high in the car and none of them are taking anything seriously. That they basically rolled up on a guys house and turned the place into a gang shootout. Or how about the merchant being a possible streaker, always pulling you into a back corner some where and opening his trench coat in front of you.

Saying that Leon is a bad guy and he's killing innocent villagers for no reason, or that he's showing up with grenades and treating things like a terrorist attack, isn't funny. If this is what people find funny these days then we got a serious problem with society.

[Chef Edgar]

Originally posted by Fenixx:

If you want to make a parody of the game then you need to have actual humor. Such as making a comment about how Leon and the two cops all look high in the car and none of them are taking anything seriously. That they basically rolled up on a guys house and turned the place into a gang shootout. Or how about the merchant being a possible streaker, always pulling you into a back corner some where and opening his trench coat in front of you.

You're not funny. Stop trying.

[Velarune]

Aww, that's too bad. I wasn't looking to please you anyway =)