Resident Evil 6

[ValentineLover]

I actually hope they are right. Alex should appear too though but not get killed.

[Smiley]

Alex shouldn't appear because The Wesker Children wasn't all that great to begin with, and the bulk of his character was written in DLC. Having one Wesker per game is more than enough.

[ValentineLover]

Alex shouldn't appear because The Wesker Children wasn't all that great to begin with, and the bulk of his character was written in DLC. Having one Wesker per game is more than enough.

Alex has to appear because he still needs a proper appareance in the series. I would like him to become the new recurring villain.

[News Bot]

Alex shouldn't appear because The Wesker Children wasn't all that great to begin with, and the bulk of his character was written in DLC. Having one Wesker per game is more than enough.

What does it matter whether it was written in DLC or not? The DLC is part of the storyline and CAPCOM consider it just as vital as the main story, otherwise they wouldn't have decided to leave it on a cliffhanger with extremely heavy implications on the overall series, then hype it up in Archives II. I personally really liked the Wesker children plot, and still think it was one of the better elements of BH5's storyline. Your opinion does not decide what should and should not be featured in the games.

Derek Simmons isn't "a" National Security Adviser, he is "the" National Security Adviser. It's an actual post in the U.S. Government.

Also, the fake comments on the "Family" e-mail on the NoHopeLeft viral pretty much outright state that a secret government organization is involved in the story. Simmons will likely be part of that. When he quickly flashes up in the trailer, so does the shot of President Benford from the first trailer. Cousin Simmons?

[CrimsonElder]

What does it matter whether it was written in DLC or not? The DLC is part of the storyline and CAPCOM consider it just as vital as the main story, otherwise they wouldn't have decided to leave it on a cliffhanger with extremely heavy implications on the overall series, then hype it up in Archives II. I personally really liked the Wesker children plot, and still think it was one of the better elements of BH5's storyline. Your opinion does not decide what should and should not be featured in the games.

Derek Simmons isn't "a" National Security Adviser, he is "the" National Security Adviser. It's an actual post in the U.S. Government.

Also, the fake comments on the "Family" e-mail on the NoHopeLeft viral pretty much outright state that a secret government organization is involved in the story. Simmons will likely be part of that. When he quickly flashes up in the trailer, so does the shot of President Benford from the first trailer. Cousin Simmons?

Well thats dissapointing. Although I always did prefer Albert when he was a behind the scenes kinda guy and Alex hasnt even been seen by anyone as of yet so I like the fact that he is an enigma lets hope he just plays some role even if we dont actually see him just hear of him.

[Mr. Spencer]

So it IS the Cigarette Smoking Man!

[DarkMemories]

Can I just say that I'm relieved it's not Alex Wesker? As much as it reminds me of MGS, I'd rather have a government conspiracy than the return of the Wesker Children subplot.

[ugh]

Your opinion does not decide what should and should not be featured in the games.

darling, you seem to be under the impression that anyone's opinion matters. it simply doesn't.

[Wrathborne]

darling, you seem to be under the impression that anyone's opinion matters. it simply doesn't.

Thanks for proving your own point Cupcake, lets get back to the topic.

[Smiley]

darling, you seem to be under the impression that anyone's opinion matters. it simply doesn't.

Sadly. It's as though my opinion of the poorly conceived Alex Wesker factors into whether he's vital to the series or not. I'm quite shocked and appalled that it isn't!

[News Bot]

Fact is, Alex Wesker is important to the storyline, whether you personally think it's a good plot point or not. He was written into BH5, then expanded on in Lost In Nightmares to set up his appearance, and as it turns out, he's responsible for the entire story in BH5. Apparently has a virus that can make anyone immortal (pretty big deal as it turns out) and has been missing for 7 years. You can't just write that off (hurr durr DLC). CAPCOM have included vital aspects of the series plot in more obscure places. The DLC isn't even obscure. It sold rather well.

Unless he is being factored into another game akin to Revelations, he has to appear in BH6 because it's an outstanding plot thread that needs to be tied up. Although the same can be said for Ada Wong and her "organization".

[Grem]

Important or not, the less I hear about the Wesker Children, the better

[News Bot]

Important or not, the less I hear about the Wesker Children, the better

The entire plot point is over, though. It's just Alex that needs to be dealt with. The quicker they do it, the quicker they can move onto new shit.

[Mrox2]

I Actually want to see Alex Wesker in RE6 Aswell , it would be disappointing if he wasn't ....

[Dark_Chris]

I am not sure if this was mentioned before:

"We've seen a portion of the game, and the first thing we noticed was the changes to the HUD. Can you explain this change and how it came about?"

Eiichiro Sasaki: Your life gauge is there, you can see your weaponry, but we also have something called the physical combat gauge. That’s for your stamina. Every time you do one of your martial arts attacks it uses up some of your physical combat gauge. You have to manage that because if you use lots of attacks and go through your gauge you won’t have it when you need it.

http://www.nowgamer.com/features/1316657