That's why its such a shame that he's still such a coward in this remake. I didn't read it but I remember reading about that on the RE wiki page. At the end of the nightmare sequence Jill reaches the top of the tower, but the helicopter with Carlos inside gets blown up by Nemesis, and then Nemesis throws Jill off the building -and as she is about to smash against the ground she wakes up in the hospital.

It would be super cool and be a great throwback while at the same time fleshing out Jill's PTSD even more, giving the Clock Tower its well-deserved respect, and adding one more stalking sequence with Nemesis in his original form. Then she has to solve a few puzzles while at the same time being chased by Nemesis in his original form. In this nightmare sequence (which has the same grey color grading as the other nightmare sequences) Jill 'wakes up' at the same spot beneath the Clock Tower, and then has to traverse up the Clock Tower after receiving a call from Carlos that there's a helicopter coming to get her. You should check out Sphere Hunter's new spoiler review for the game, she's got the best idea yet that would actually be the most realistic DLC that Capcom could actually pull off: A sort of ' Jill's Nightmare' DLC that takes place entirely inside Jill's head while she is unconscious from being infected by Nemesis. Perhaps witnessing Dario’s last moments fighting. One of the few survivors of Raccoon City that Jill encounters after narrowingly escaping the undead. What would be welcoming is a similar mode to Ghost Survivors which fleshes out Dario and family’s character. Unfortunately, he met his demise when you returned to the warehouse later in the game. Not only would this extend the game and enable us to backtrack this amazing uptown area, it would also flesh out Dario's character and tie up his story instead of dismissing it completely. Dario served as a small sub-plot during the introduction of Resident Evil 3. I think it would be amazing if Jill found Dario's daughter, brought her back to the warehouse and then advised them to go to the subway.

In fact, in the remake Dario doesn't even mention that he has a daughter (sigh, more lost opportunities). His role was already small in the original, but in the remake he actually has less screentime! I remember reading some rumored leaks a few months ago that suggested we would be looking for Dario's daughter some time in the game, but it seems this was either false or Capcom decided to cut it out. In other words, there might be a reason for her to go back to her apartment to finally grab that 'thing' whatever it is.Īnother reason to go back would be because of Dario Rosso. I think this area would be perfect for backtracking later, since Jill says 'Alright, let me grab my.' in the intro before Nemesis smashes through the wall.

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