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T:R is main based off the first two movies future war.
However is doess seem to be taking some inspiration and bits and pieces from the alter movies. The T-850 for example.
This. The less you take from T3 and the sequels the better. In fact the best thing about 3 was the ending.
there is no t-850, I will prove it
The thermoses are signed in the game files:
CH_T800Crawler
CH_T800Crippled
CH_T800Flame
CH_T800PlasmaR
CH_T800PlasmaR_HospitalBody
CH_T800PlasmaV
CH_T800SkinPlasmaDamagedMinigunV
CH_T800SkinPlasmaMinigunV
CH_T800TwoPlasmaR
CH_T800TwoPlasmaV
And where is 808,825,850 here !? For example, when you open the dock ruins map in the editor where the boss is an infiltrator, he is signed by CH_T800SkinPlasmaMinigunV, let's go further what these numbers mean, this is a purely game index means the type of terminator's weapon, for example 808 flamethrower, 825 two red plasmaguns, 820 purple plasmagun, 825v understandable and so , 850 infiltrator with plasma minigun is so clearer?
T-800 models are canonically quite vulnerable to plasma, and this is true when you encounter most of them. But the T-850 is much tougher.
The issue with Terminator 3 is that Reef/Teyon have the rights to Terminator 1/2 and nothing else. They licensed Terminator from StudioCanal, who own things like the classic endoskeleton designs, all the materials that appeared in T1, in T2, and in the art books and such for those movies. The people who made T3 licensed elements from StudioCanal, just like this game did. But StudioCanal don't own Terminator 3 as a film. The T-X, for example, can't appear in Resistance. But the T-850 is oblique enough to work.
The T-850 Infiltrator is a nod to T3 without directly involving a film that they don't have the legal rights to. As a fan of Terminator 3, I appreciate it.
I liked T-3 :-)
the future war, what this game is about, SHOULD HAVE BEEN T3. probably you'd want it written a little better than this game (which is ok for a game!), but it absolutely should've focused on the future war. when they finally did it with salvation, well, that sucked too. and it didn't look like it should have= like how this game looks. so really, why should this game, which does things correctly, need or want to acknowledge movies which failed at really doing much of anything correctly?
that's my point though, it shouldn't have been some earlier time. who cares what the explanation for why it sucked and didn't reflect the T1 flashbacks is? it should have been based on those glimpses of the future war, just like this game was. i don't care what the reasoning behind it is. it was wrong, and it sucked. sure there are OK moments and ideas here and there in that movie. but by and large it's forgotten by almost everyone, even a lot of people who like terminator in general. for a reason.
if they had gone with the wasteland rubble/bunkers look, modeled more closely on the future wars scene in T!, as this game was, and if it had the plasma weapons and some large scale battles with the terminators, some scenes of people sneaking by them, more depictions of infiltrators infiltrating bases, all that kind of obvious stuff, it probably would have been more memorable and liked. maybe could've even saved the franchise. but again, honestly, it should've been what we got instead of T3. the franchise is like 3 movies beyond borked at this point.
Accusing T3 is being a retread of T2 has always been a somewhat pointless criticism because T2 is a retread of T1 with a teenage self-insert character and more car chases. T2 took a brooding, atmospheric slasher film and made the loud noises and jangling keys version for a popcorn action movie audience.
Terminator 3 is interesting in that it is wholly unambiguous. No more pre-Judgement Day stories. That loop is closed. Every other Terminator movie since T3 has been a failed attempt to spawn a new trilogy of movies. Terminator 3 is not interested in spawning a new trilogy. This finality is why all the other Terminator movies retcon it. They can't deal with its... non-franchise-friendly leanings. Dark Fate is a shameless ripoff of T3 that uses multiple plot points and action scenes from it, and does them way, way, way worse. Even killing John Connor comes from Terminator 3, and Terminator 3 did it way better.
Agree 100%. the hate for T3 is completely unwarranted. The only thing I will agree on is that it was a little to liberal with it's humour at times. The biggest problem i have with it is that it was a missed oppurtunity to basically do what Terminator Resistance has done and do a prequel to T1/T2, everyone was just young enough to pull it off. Now if they were to for some reason keep making them they would have to recast everybody and that's an instant turn off for me
what did t3 introduce? oh yeah, another liquid metal terminator. but this one was slightly different because it could produce weapons and was a 'hot chick'. ok wow real creative. and it's just another good guy arnie bot and bad guy liquid metal bot. the vast majority of the human race acknowledges this movie's extreme inferiority to 1 and 2. for a reason. and that goes for all sequels after 2 also.
and besides the incredible lack of anything creative in t3, the main problem is that two movies in a row where the main plot is a terminator being sent back in time to kill someone, that should've stopped there. t3 should've went on to something else, obviously the future wars. it's unbelievable that the last two terminator movies are still doing this time travel nonsense as if it's the only thing the terminators/skynet can do. or maybe it's just the only thing hollywood can 'think' of.