Why there is certain weapon in certain boss fight

[Guest]

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the fight with Excella (Uroboros Aehi), the most easy way to kill her (and the way the game is ment to be) is using the satelite lasser. Now, you may say: "this is too gears of war" or whatever; but NO! that laser is the one seen in Resident Evil: Dead Aim, a lasser that belonged to the Umbrella Corporation (well... I'm not sure of that, I think it actually belong to a goverment, but MAYBE it was from Umbrella after all), but then when Tricell bought "Umbrella" as a hole, they also aquired that lasser. I hope to have helped if there was any doupt on that weapon. What I also wanted to clarify is that: Resident Evil 5 didn't copy the lasser idea from Gears of War!!! (I now they did, but I like to belive they didn't).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMAA3...eature=related
minute 3:26

[A-J]

Hammer of Dawn ftw.

[nemesiswontdie]

no the laser in dead aim was battery charged ( if i remember correctly its been over 5 years since ive played dead aim )

[Vector]

The only thing missing from that fight was Anya coming in over Chris's headset saying:
"You've only got minutes of satellite coverage!"

[A-J]

Chris "CONTROL DO YOU READ ME, CONTROL, CONTROL !!"

Sheva "Lookit all that tentacles"

[Mr. Kennedy]

And finally Josh comes rolling in...

"NUTHING STOPS THE TRAIN, BABE!

[Vector]

This is now "The Official 'Gears of Resident Evil' Thread."

[Darkmoon]

I may be wrong...but wasn't the satellite in Dead Aim used by the Chinese Government?

[Mr. Spencer]

This is now "The Official 'Gears of Resident Evil' Thread."

Gears of Redfield!

Also, a satellite laser was indeed used by the Chinese government in Dead Aim. For some reason they used a most outrageous method to assassinate one of their own operatives, rather than just send someone out there to covertly get the job done.

And last but not least, Uroboros Aheri or Lambent Brumak? But which is better?

[Corrin]

And finally Josh comes rolling in...

"NUTHING STOPS THE TRAIN, BABE!

I think Sheva would be the one to yell "WOOOO!!! YEAH BABY, THAT MY KINDA SHIT!!!" As she's really the token black. Josh is sorta a side character.

[Daargoth]

so umm, a weapon of that magnitude WOULDN'T take the whole ship under? Unless the ship has some adimantium plating of some sort....

[Guest]

so umm, a weapon of that magnitude WOULDN'T take the whole ship under? Unless the ship has some adimantium plating of some sort....

I thought that too.
And about what most of you were saying about RE5-GoW: they DID NOT rip off the idea of the satelite lasser from GoW!!!!!!!!! it was already in RE: Dead Aim!!!! the idea was already in the RE univers!!!!!!!!!, sure, the "X (don't remember his name) director/producer" sead that he really liked GoW and that RE5 had lots of inspiration from that game, but that doesn't mean anything!!! that "tecnology" existed in the RE universe since it was there in RE: Dead Aim, now stop making fun of that part if you please

P.S.: for your information: yes, I though the same thing (RE5-GoW) when I saw the satelite lasser part, but after the fight, when I was trying to give it an explanation, I remembered that nice cutscene from RE: Dead Aim

[nemesiswontdie]

so umm, a weapon of that magnitude WOULDN'T take the whole ship under? Unless the ship has some adimantium plating of some sort....

on that part they try and use the satilite on fong there on a island. the whole game isnt on the spencer rain only half

[Darkmoon]

They're talking about the Hammer of Dawn satellite cannon used on Excella's mutant form. Which was, for me, exceptionally silly. It was sillier when they did it in Dead Aim. The idea that a pharmacutical company would get away with launching a space weapon...yeah.

[hellrizer]

This is now "The Official 'Gears of Resident Evil' Thread."

YES! I was waiting for a thread like that! HAHA