/vr/ - Retro Games

>>10294740
I'd go as far as saying that Nemesis was the most complex and mechanically engaging boss of the PSX and early 3D era. You'd be pretty hard pressed to find any other enemy/boss programmed with such a dynamic AI, so much command variation (if you want account for all its multiple forms) and so challenging to deconstruct and decipher. I"d say for gameplay purists, Nemesis is half the charm of Resident Evil 3.

>>9855563
Good luck reloading properly a shotgun or a magnum while you have a 7 feet and 3 inches humanoid fucked-up smartass monster on your toes, mate.

In all seriousness, I like to think that Resident Evil devs intentionally designed combat in all of the classic entries to take into account reloading, otherwise they could have simply opted out for a system akin to Silent Hill or Metal Gear Solid (where weapons instantly reload with minimal player input) in latter entries. While I think reloading using the inventory screen seems logical when you're not fighting (due to the lack of a tactical reload option), I think it just cheapens the experience during combat since it's supposed to be limitation you have to account for.

>>9855631
There's nothing like the feeling of slamming a long silver bullet into a well greased chamber during a heated battle, anon.

>>9856394
>penultimate boss has you attacking the environment so that the boss walks into danger, and the boss can easily dodge it despite walking slowly
Imagine complaining that the final boss' AI is smart and complex enough to detect environmental dangerous elements to it and act accordingly to evade them, forcing the player to trap it by either depleting its HP and stunning it at the right time or tricking it into attacking the player and leaving it exposed just as the chemical pops off.
I knew Resident Evil 3 shitters were generally dogshit at games but I figured that despite their lack of skill, at least their IQ was above that of a chimpanzee. Not even gonna waste my time addressing the rest of your retarded list.