• [VIDEO]Raycevick - The Best Bad Game (Resident Evil 6)
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https://youtu.be/Ns19PvYKxKk
I've definitely had a lot of fun with this game. All the action moves are great to pull off and they feel slick. My biggest issue was the majority of the time the map wasn't designed around these moves so you can't really use them all the time.
The moment you treat this game as a co-op action zombie shooter is the moment you'll appreciate the masterful craftsmanship of this game. Expectations hurt, yo.
This game gets too much shit. For the time it was it released, it had some of the best third-person shooting mechanics I've ever experienced, there's still merit to it today. People say Leon's campaign is the best of the game because it does that slow dramatic stuff, but I disaree. You'll find the game does best when it's not trying to hide that it's an action shooter, such as on Chris or Jake. I went in expecting to hate it, came out falling in love with it somehow.
This game is like a gigantic train wreck that is an absolute blast to play with a friend. I never laughed so much at a game trying SO HARD to be 100% serious.
Dang, I'd love to replay it with a friend. Humble Store even has it on sale, but it's the only RE game that I can't buy in my country for some reason. :l
Get so much alcohol in you that you're dying, and then get a group of friends. RE6 goes from a shitpile to possibly one of the greatest gaming experiences I've ever had. Capcom accidentally made a game that is so embarrassingly bad that it's perfect
re6 and lost planet 2 are the greatest co-op games to exist.
Resident Evil 6 and Dead Space 3 are two games I've played multiple times with a couple friends and each playthrough had different reactions. Also they play differently based on the host's internet connection, so be sure to have a friend with a toaster connection as the host https://files.facepunch.com/forum/upload/193785/20fe0d87-9c8e-4c2a-8b0c-e03ec26e9148/yall mind if I T pose.png
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