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@Acosta02 Defiled? lol Audio isn't defiled at all. I'd say its adequate to great, depending on the VA. While new Heather is just an okay doppelganger of the great old heather, Claudia and Vincent improved, while Douglas is.... still a boring old man, lol. And don't complain about SH2's VA's, cause the original was included, lol.

as for visuals... The only problems are self shadowing, which isn't a deal breaker unless you look out for it, and some glitches with the fog in the town, which isn't too horrible anyway. Otherwise, Otherworld still looks as amazing as ever, even better since you can make out a few more things

@(Unverified) Well, no one prefers RE as survival horror, cause unless you are playing REmake or RE3, RE has nothing to do with horror, lol.

@gatotsu911 I never really understood the control complaints. The idea is to convey that these people are not experienced fighters, not soldiers, etc. so the awkward combat feels like it fits, but still works (press the attack button to attack repeatedly, hold it for a strong swing). Hell, you can move and shoot too, which is what RE haters like to whine about.

Camera does a good job for being slightly fixed, but its a pain in the labyrinths. But I dont see any issues there really.

And as for mind numbing level design... Unless we talk about the subway in 3, most of the places are okay and get the job done, while the otherworld designs are random and confusing, which is the point.

This makes me yearn for Bayonetta 2... So bad.

I actually prefer the other news that was revealed with this DLC: Seeing Ultros and Typhoon as Coliseum bosses.

@megapenguinx Our usernames are different, unless Armando is your name too, lol. And I don't see how anyone could be pro-on disc DLC

Got an email from Amazon about my Silent Hill HD collection being shipped, and I'm renting Operation Raccoon City as well, yay.

Maybe they shouldn't put the DLC on disc, lol.

That sounds horrible.

I enjoy the cute pantomime cutscenes.

@Co Heather and her adventure would like to have a word with you