Darkside Chronicles Character Discussion.

[PracticalAl]

LOL! That's really good...made even better by the inclusion of 'poppycock.' If that's a "shitty quick drawing", I can't wait to see your real stuff.

XD They are just as awesome. I'm a fan of her work.

I'm really eager to see what they have done to retell the Ashford family tale. Adding more detail about Alexander was a good choice (from what we can tell just from the trailer).

Thanks to both of you! ♥
I'm definitely looking forward to seeing the Ashfords as well. A bit apprehensive, but still looking forward to it.

[Vector]

Does anyone else not like how Leon and Krauser refer to Javier by his first name? Since when do military personnel refer to their targets on a first-name basis? As far as I'm concerned, it should be Operation: Hidalgo, and he should be referred to as such. Calling him by his first name makes it seem kind of...personal, like they know him themselves or something.

[DarkMemories]

Perhaps to Leon, who has some experience with BOWs and lost children, it is personal?

[Wesker_101]

I actually think anything Leon does in terms of BOW's or Umbrella is personal. I specifically remember Krauser sayin: "What is it that you fight for, comrade?" and Leon replies with: "My past, I suppose." and Krauser mentions Umbrella right after it.

I'd just say everything is personal to him at that point.

[Vector]

I agree, but that wasn't my point. Let's say the Navy SEALs are going in after a target named Michael Johnson. Which sounds more likely of them to say: "Mike is in our sights" or "Johnson is in our sights"? It just sounds awkward for spec ops soldiers to be referring to an enemy on a first-name basis.

[Det. Beauregard]

I agree, but that wasn't my point. Let's say the Navy SEALs are going in after a target named Michael Johnson. Which sounds more likely of them to say: "Mike is in our sights" or "Johnson is in our sights"? It just sounds awkward for spec ops soldiers to be referring to an enemy on a first-name basis.

I agree. However, wouldn't they simply say "target is in sight" or something similar, as opposed to using any part of the individual's name?

Either way, I'm sure we all agree that Operation: Javier is quite possibly the worst-named operation ever.

[DarkMemories]

You know, this is going to seem like a stretch, but could Leon possibly have arachnophobia?

If you listen to his reaction when he encounters them in the RE2 and Operation Javier scenarios, you hear a distinctive moan that sounds like disgust or fright.

[Canas Renvall]

In the RE2 trailer, it sounds more like a yelp or "Eeeh!" than just a grunt. I'd say it's possible. Seeing as how Operation: Javier is before RE4. 'Cause in RE4, Leon fears nothing. >_>

[Yzak]

Haha, that reminds me of the earlier earlier trailer when they had the little subtitles. "(Leon screams as he sees the spider)"

[Det. Beauregard]

'Cause in RE4, Leon fears nothing. >_>

"Monsters! I guess after this, there will be one less to worry about."

[Canas Renvall]

XD "Rain or shine, you're goin' down!"

[Drake]

"Sadler, your small time"
"Your right hand comes off?"

Oh Leon, you cheesy kung fu man

~Drake

[YamiYumes]

@PracticalAI Hahaha That just made my morning. Thank you for that. <3 Alfred.

But in other news, I'm honestly not at all sure about the new scenario. It...could go either way, really. Then again, anything past 4, I'm rather apathetic about. =/

[Becky's Butt]

'Cause in RE4, Leon fears nothing. >_>

Does nobody remember Leon running frantically into a house, barricading it while swearing and generally looking quite panicked?

[BadWolfX]

Does nobody remember Leon running frantically into a house, barricading it while swearing and generally looking quite panicked?

I remember the first part but not the second.

Then again I haven't played RE4 in months, so....