Resident Evil 5: Online, a supporter of Capcom’s Resident Evil 5 made the comment that Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar, the game’s protagonists, should have received more gear at the beginning of the game.
A lot of people would assume that Chris and Sheva would be provided with the greatest equipment the organization has to offer, especially with a strong group like Resident Evil’s well-known BSAA.
Since the release of Resident Evil Village, there has been no news regarding new installments in the horror survival series, but there is still a thriving online community for the franchise.
Many people appear to enjoy using their artistic talents to produce fan artwork and even replicas of famous character weaponry from the Resident Evil video games. Some people enjoy fan theories or mythology discussions as well.
This enables community members like this fan to communicate with other fans who share their interests and exchange discoveries and viewpoints. CrimsonClockwork20 shared a post of some of Chris and Sheva’s gear from Resident Evil 5 on Reddit.
The main players are given basic equipment like holsters, handguns, and knives while the rest of the BSAA or in-game militia receives heavy-duty weapons like assault rifles, as was noted in the description.
Since players are probably motivated to advance through the game to obtain better weapons and goods for the main characters, it goes without saying that the production team had programmed this to occur.
The tweet by CrimsonClockwork20 sparked a lengthy debate among fans, with some pointing out that Leon Kennedy was dispatched to save Ashley Graham in Resident Evil 4 using only a handgun.
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Regarding this, some fans made comments to the effect that Leon was probably merely sent out to look into the kidnapping and not to further complicate an already risky scenario in-game.
Others pointed out that Chris and Sheva in Resident Evil 5 fit the same description; they were merely expected to assess the situation and weren’t in charge of a full-fledged military campaign. It’s quite intriguing to see that fans are still invested in RE 5 after all these years.
Since Capcom hasn’t released any official information regarding a Resident Evil 5 remake, players will probably have to keep playing the original game or its ports on other gaming consoles. Hopefully, Capcom will incorporate the third-person shooter game into its remastering plans in the future.
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