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>>8926824
Nice video, it was very informative and had good editing. But I must disagree wholeheartedly about recommending first time players to play Jill's campaign first in RE1. Chris's campaign is clearly the intended way to experience the game; he does the intro narration, a good chunk of the other characters dialogue is speaking to Chris or referring to him, the Chris-Wesker rivalry of future games is more clear by playing the original rather than REmake, and you only get a congratulations message by beating his campaign.

If you read about the game's development, Chris was intended to be the game's main character from some of the earliest stages and Jill would have been playable only upon beating the game. However, even in the finished product, Chris's campaign is much more representative of the dev's mission statement behind the game, that is making the player carefully consider their actions particularly when it comes to combat and inventory management.

CHRIS REDFIELD
He was a little lacking in the sense of cooperation required among other special operations units such as SWAT. Although he acts under his own authority a lot, he also solved many cases so for the moment his degree of punishment is lectures from Wesker.

The members of STARS differ in equipment per individual. Although properly speaking all members should wear this stuff, they have various reasons. By the way, the protector in this equipment was taken and became Leon's outfit in BIO2.

On holidays they go to the suburbs, cause disturbances and come home. Left is Chris, Joseph middle and Forest right.

REBECCA CHAMBERS
The rookie of B-Team. An eccentric person whose talents were appreciated by chemical companies that scouted her one after another (including Umbrella), but she declined all of them and joined STARS. (The left is Rebecca in her school days.) On holidays she goes to see basketball games with friends.

Chief Brian is the most unpopular person with the Raccoon Police Department. Sees above-mentioned trio as enemies.

>>4821000