Darkside Chronicles Official Thread

[ValentineLover]

It doesn't seem based on anything and like someone just pulled something out of their ass without paying any attention to the characters in the original game. They made a "what if she were a total retard" version of Alexia.

Maybe because they were doing a resume of the games they thoguth that they could do that...certanly they were wrong. However I liked the new Alexia, she may not have fighted Wesker( I think the delopvers did that not only for lazyness, they did it too to avoid Wesker looking bad(like in UC when they made everyone else look bad just to make him look awesome) but still the transformations were great, even if they where kinda "When Progenitor takes over" and the second one had the worm thing under her (I never had a PSX so could play CVX and in Project Umbrella I saw original 3 transformation cutscene and she appeard to have it too) and the first form bossfight in my opinion made Alexia look as the most powerfull enemie of the series

[Alexia_Ashford]

What exactly did you like about the new Alexia? They bastardized her character, her motives and character was completely different and her transformations in the original game look better. The only thing which was better in the DSC version was her pre-transformation look.

[yeahokbanned]

Her pre-transformation look was great, though. She had a very distinctive face.

[ValentineLover]

What exactly did you like about the new Alexia? They bastardized her character, her motives and character was completely different and her transformations in the original game look better. The only thing which was better in the DSC version was her pre-transformation look.

As I dont own the game I could see her original transformations were well but in the art she looks awful. I like the way that she acts in her first form, like if she is playing and you arent really hurting her (the others bosses do the same but they arent speaking and talking like if they didnt feelt anything) which is kinda frustating. For her motives, I think that they were the same, just that she expresed in another, she said "everyone else is here to serve my experiments" if you serve her experiments (which either could be infecting you with Veronica or showing her power) you end up either infected or dead, wich means the she decided over you, which means that she rules you. the fact that she killed Alfred and she said "sometimes a worker ant will turn unto his queen" and something about Claire/Chris to kneel donw into her feet(I dont remember though) supports that she didnt care a damn about everyone else and she though that she was the queen of the world

[Sephiroth]

Im not kidding but because I've been replaying the game without upgreadeing any of my guns I found the bosses to me more harder to beat but that's what I love a challenge but Alexia is a real pain it took a while to beat her.

[Det. Beauregard]

and the first form bossfight in my opinion made Alexia look as the most powerfull enemie of the series

Since the first time I played CV, I've always seen her as such.

[ValentineLover]

Since the first time I played CV, I've always seen her as such.

yeah but her being talking, teasing you and having a attitude like if she where picking flowers in a field in overall increased the "this just doesnt work, we're screwed" effect

[Becky's Butt]

Oh and on the topic of Krauser, I just want to tell everyone

I told you so.

[News Bot]

Oh and on the topic of Krauser, I just want to tell everyone

I told you so.

You didn't "tell us" anything worthwhile, especially since Darkside Chronicles actually didn't prove, disprove or even lend credence to either side of the issue.

[Becky's Butt]

Of course not.

Capcom threw in his arm being wounded for no reason at all.

There was never any real proof to him having Las Plagas in the first place. Ada's comment in SW and the reveal in DSC pretty much makes it clear as day to anyone with a brain.

[News Bot]

Capcom threw in his arm being wounded for no reason at all.

Actually it was there for a reason, to explain his motives for leaving the military and joining Wesker. His arm being injured there had nothing to do with what he was later infected with.

There was never any real proof to him having Las Plagas in the first place.

Aside from Ada stating as such. On the other hand, there is zero proof to suggest he was infected with something else, just blind assumptions. The first thing you should do is stop taking the localized English versions at face-value, much of the text is skewered and incorrect. Krauser's crash, for example, never happened. He was merely involved in a vague "accident".

[Darkmoon]

Well, my brain has been taken for it's annual cleaning of the shit I've seen on the web, but I still have some intelligence so...

Krauser's arm transforms in the same as Las Plagas mutants, he's in the employ of a man who sticks Plagas in everyone who worked for him to make sure they remained loyal and, of course, you'd think Ada would mention something along the lines of his arm being infected with something like the T-Virus.

Where as I understand the monster that wounds his arm is either a T-Virus creation (in which case Krauser's being infected would result in his death and reanimation, not a mutant killer arm he can control) or the T-Veronica virus (which, if he was able to control it, would reult in him spurting fire. After being in Cryostasis for the next decade and a half and travelling back in time to annoy Leon) and really doesn't support the idea that it's anything other than Plagas. And Ada knowing about his arm is hardly shocking. Krasuer reports implant of Plagas to Wesker. Wesker tells Ada for whatever reason, ranging from earning her trust, playing his employees off against each other or because he felt Krauser was possibly under Saddler's control.

But once my brain gets back I may see things differently. Through a haze of clensing bleach most likely.

[Kaneco]

Actually it was there for a reason, to explain his motives for leaving the military and joining Wesker. His arm being injured there had nothing to do with what he was later infected with.



Aside from Ada stating as such. On the other hand, there is zero proof to suggest he was infected with something else, just blind assumptions. The first thing you should do is stop taking the localized English versions at face-value, much of the text is skewered and incorrect. Krauser's crash, for example, never happened. He was merely involved in a vague "accident".

The Crash was part of Krauser's dialogue between him and Leon, and as we all
know the dialogue is in English doesn't matter what region the game is.

Unless, they told Leon he died in a crash but it actually never happened..but
what comes into question is that Krauser knows what Leon was told so
probably the crash did happen or was just orchestrated to seem so or
probably Krauser has an informant/ally in the US government/military who
helped him kidnap Ashley and also reported Krauser's fake death in that
crash.

Probably Krauser shot the pilot in one of his solo missions and then blew up
the helicopter with dynamites and you have a fake crash. xD

[News Bot]

The Crash was part of Krauser's dialogue between him and Leon, and as we all
know the dialogue is in English doesn't matter what region the game is.

Uhh, thats because the English voice overs are read from the localized script. The Japanese versions include the original Japanese script in their subtitles, which are the "actual" dialogue.

[Kaneco]

Uhh, thats because the English voice overs are read from the localized script. The Japanese versions include the original Japanese script in their subtitles, which are the "actual" dialogue.

Thanks on that note. I guess the Japanese developers/directors are at fault
here since RE games usually get a simultaneous release on both NA & JP or
usually gets released in Japan first, and other than that they are developed in Japan.

I guess it's a matter of not caring.