Odd that my reply isn’t showing up, but as said before, what a dev intended and what actually happened are two different things, and the one that actually happened is correct.

And my point from the beginning is that the devs are the ones who make that decision, not nitpicking fans. You’ll notice OP was arguing against the statement that it was the eighth mainline installment and trying to include games which Capcom has not called mainline installments in that category. That doesn’t sound…

Come back when Capcom makes a Resident Evil Code Veronica 2 and you might have an argument. Until then, apples to oranges.

All that says is that they wanted it to be, not that it is. In the end, they decided it wasn't due to console war concerns. Once that decision was made, Capcom considered it to not be a main entry.

Citation needed.

To which I repeat: Capcom, the creators of the series, know better than you do as to whether an entry is considered a main entry. Whether you think one should be or not, regardless of criteria, is irrelevant.

Given what Desfar says below and that they’re the developers of the series, I’m pretty sure Capcom knows better than we do as to what constitutes a main entry or not. XD

I honestly couldn’t tell you offhand, but until I enable exclusive mode on it, it won’t take any kind of voice input. The system recognizes that it’s there, but it doesn’t work otherwise. Latency was never an issue to my knowledge.

Unfortunately, Exclusive Mode (or as the OS puts it, “allow apps to take exclusive control of this device) can affect all input devices, not just controllers. Just last month, that very feature made it so my sister’s mic would no longer work with most applications, all because the exclusivity settings were reversed…

Exclusive mode for controllers and other input devices, the ability to dictate when updates are downloaded and installed (none of that put off for x days bullcrap), various group policy functions that allow you to better control what your computer does in the background (such as disabling Windows nags about…

Unfortunately I don’t get that sort of mental reward from the appearances of loot (though I do know some who do) unless said game also has transmog, because then it’s another option to add. Otherwise, unless it has the best rolls ever, most people are going to toss it, sell it, or break it down depending on the game.…

Or, more likely: they’re making it difficult to start with in order to make the microtransaction more enticing so they can get all the most likely players to spend money in their cycle before the well runs dry and they make it easier so there will be less complaints about it over time. They’ve only done that several…

I mean, that’s all loot really is: stat boosts. Unless you’re purposely gimping yourself for the sake of fashion, you’re never going to use sets unless they have some outlandish bonus that basically never outperforms mixed sets anyway. It strikes me as odd to claim that allowing a cosmetic change somehow diminishes…

Want to know what’s really sad? That you attempted to deflect criticism of your admittedly empty, thoughtless post by complaining that your “point” of culture differences was being ignored and then, ironically, trying and failing to argue by being a hypocrite and using a rarely-used-outside-of-Britain word for a…

It’s funny, but I found tanking to be far less anxiety-triggering than healing. With healing, you’ve got all these macros you have to bind, and when you play FFXIV with a controller it’s just a nightmare of interchangeable holds-and-triggers. Comparatively, I ended up maining tank (first Warrior, and as soon as it…

Except I was talking about nuance in law, which has actual consequence. You tried a failed Take That by being the vocabulary equivalent to a Grammar Nazi. So yes, I am indeed both smarter and more mature than you, and you should probably stop buying bargain bin medicine. It’s never as good as the real thing. ;3

Or someone clearly smarter and more mature than you who happened to not have heard of a particular British word from across the pond. But then I don’t expect you to understand culture differences. ;D

And evidently you’re too immature to have the discussion in the first place. That’s totally fine, you can let the adults talk instead of doubling down and looking petulant.

My friends are always asking me why I won’t watch sports with them, or accept tickets to stadiums, or talk about the big game last week. It’s because I don’t care; I have no desire to sink into the miserable emotional and commercial quagmire that is professional (and to a degree, college) sports. I’m also not…

It really isn’t pedantry when you’re talking about law. As I’m sure you’re aware, nuances in the wording of law make or break cases all the time, both here and abroad. Getting defensive over being corrected won’t do anything but make you look bad, friend.