But she does love to pop up in and out of really weird places just to scare the beejeezus out of you. Old lady Eveline, well, she doesn’t really try to kill you until much, much later in the game.
Even the house’s mold aren’t content with giving you lung problems and decide to just come after you and rip your lungs out among other things. Their son, Lucas, traps you in some house filled with traps because I’m guessing he watch Saw that one time and loved it. Marguerite, his wife, sends killer insects at your from her vagina (yes, I checked) because you didn’t eat the literal grub she put out for you. Jack Baker, the patriarch of the family, chases you throughout the house with the sole purpose of murdering and dismembering you, not necessarily in that order. Throughout your entire time there, everything seems to be trying to kill you. Soon after that, we get a call from Zoe Baker, who actually gives you advice and help throughout your jaunt through the Baker house. This does result in Ethan appearing to kill her with an axe. They both try to escape but something seems to overcome Mia and she attacks Ethan. He does eventually find Mia in a derelict house, locked in a cell. Anyway, 3 years later, Ethan gets an email from Mia stating where she is and he goes straight to her (without bothering to call ahead or anything). It’s never revealed if the video was actually sent. But she then records a second video for Ethan asking him to stay away from her. So, in the opening moments of the game, you are introduced to Mia Winters, Ethan’s wife, who has recorded herself during happier times while at her babysitting job she hates. I have no idea how I did it, but I managed to avoid any sort of story spoilers for Resident Evil 7 until playing it this month. Well, that’s suits me fine because I love the Resident Evil games because of the stories they told and not the gameplay anyways.
But I decided that Capcom’s latest Resident Evil would be my first horror game I would play straight through because someone told me there’s an Easy mode, which makes the monsters easier to kill. I usually get all fumbly with my thumbs while playing as I’d be too scared or too engrossed with what’s happening on the screen to actually play. Oddly enough, this doesn’t carry over to horror games totally I can watch someone play horror games but I can’t exactly play them. I know Resident Evil 7 has been out for a while but, as I mentioned last week with my IT commentary, I have this thing regarding scary movies. To best explain my decision, I have to tell you my experience with the game. And based on what I’ve experienced from Resident Evil 7 up to that point, I figured out that, yes, Zoe Baker, the total stranger, was the lady who deserved to be saved by Ethan. I really wanted to make this decision based on the information I was given throughout my play through of the game. For me, this wasn’t something I wanted to rush in.
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I stared at the TV while Mia and Zoe awaited my decision. Unlike most people, I actually thought long and hard on who I was going to give the cure to. Ultimately, the game remains the same no matter who you pick but I’m guessing Capcom really expected most people to choose Mia over Zoe, which is why you get the “good” ending when you save your wife.Įveryone but me, apparently. And Zoe Baker is the part of the Baker family, the psychotic brood that had been hunting down Ethan ever since he arrived at the house. After all, she is your missing wife and you’ve just been reunited with her after several years. For most who played the game, they probably picked Mia. In Resident Evil 7, after you, Ethan Winters, face off against a mutated Jack Baker in the barn, you have to make a choice between giving the cure to either Mia Winters, your wife who had been presumed dead for the last 3 years, or Zoe Baker, a young woman you have never met before that night. In the case of Resident Evil 7, Capcom’s latest entry in their highly successful survival-horror franchise, maybe should’ve saved my wife instead of that other chick. Maybe I should’ve chose the “good guy” choice instead of the “bad guy” one. Maybe I shouldn’t have sold that one fire weapon I never used before you got to that ice based boss. Maybe I should’ve built up my defense instead of putting all your level up points into strength.
This is true for video games as you have to make choices all the time and then you regret the decision later. This is an expression that just means that it’s easy figure out what’s the right thing to do once something has happened.
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