Next video will be on fallout london but AFTER THAT I'm doing "I Played and Ranked Every Resident Evil Game". That's gonna be out on the 31st. Share any opinions you have on other resident evil games and if its something interesting ill talk about it in that video.

Editing yourself into the game so we can relive the moments you’re talking about rather than just listening is actually such a charming way of editing

fun fact: the house in Resident Evil 7 is based on Asmongold's real life house.

In a Youtube environment filled with low effort videos, your format is a real treat for the eye.

Just a lil' correction; Eveline was never a little girl; she was created in a lab as a bioweapon and had her personality imprinted as "little girl", she can't act any different than a little girl because she's a bioweapon made to act like one, she wasn't experimented on to become a bioweapon, she was born a bioweapon and has always been a monster, a failed one that required treatment to stabilize her; that's why she goes crazy on the boat, because of the storms they can't get supplies and can't treat her so she goes insane and that starts the whole thing, without treatment her psyche just breaks and she ages extremely fast

The vision of normal Jack talking to you really hit hard. He was a genuinely nice person who just tried to live a quiet life, and when life dumped a bioweapon on his doorstep, he was unwillingly turned into a monster. I wish they had explored that a bit more, but overall, you feel bad for him and his family by the end.

The fact they have a basement in Louisiana and it isn’t flooded is shocking. If you dig down even 1 foot into the ground you’ll hit water in Louisiana.

So fun fact about Lucas, when you find the umbrella corporation shipment that should have the cure to the mold virus, there’s a note showing that the box was hand delivered to Lucas, and with the cure gone, that means Lucas wasn’t wrapped by the virus, he’s not infected anymore, he’s just fucked up in the head

I am from Louisiana, lived here my whole life and "weird murder houses" are more common here than you'd think....

I find it really cool how we went from a mansion then a museum turned cop station then a few games later we get to asmongold house

They had a “plantation home” by a salt mine which is why it has basements, multiple homes, prison cell like area etc

The secret passages are because the house was built by an architect named George Trevor, who is the same architect that made the mansion from the first resident evil, and the raccoon city police station from resident evils 2 and 3. Trevor was a little crazy and liked to fill the buildings he designed with different secret passageways and puzzles for people to find, just because he thought it was fun. There’s a lore document somewhere in the Baker house that mentions him but I forgot where it was.

He gets killed by umbrella after figuring out what they were doing in the mansion in RE 1.

29:40 It's pretty confusing, but I feel like while she just thought the baker parents were too old to be her parents so she chose Mia, who has been with her from the start, and Ethan, her husband, someone her mommy married and truly loved. At least, that's my headcanon for it.

1 thing I think people forget about marguerite’s section is the foreshadowing she leaves for the first time after you kill her. Up until this point when you’ve been fighting Mia or Jack, once you’ve “Killed” them they just drop onto the floor and they look like they’re dead. This gives the player the illusion of having won. It’s not until you fight marguerite that you see for the first time that if they’re truly dead they turn to stone and crumble. This for me personally made me think back to how Jack didn’t do that when we beat him with the chainsaw, and so for the rest of the time until the 3rd boss fight with him I was constantly thinking about if he was actually dead or not. Really cool!

Technically Mia didn't lie to Ethan. She was babysitting a bioweapon that got attached to her.

IMO the first aid meds are just random cleaning supplies he's pouring on himself, and they just work as placebo

4:40 not sure if it's been mentioned, BUT if this murder torture basement were actually underneath the house, it would have flooded or somehow been made waterproof and stayed that way for decades. Louisiana is below sea level. You cannot have a basement in Louisiana, because it WILL flood. I noticed this because I've lived here since birth, lmfao

The most unrealistic part of this game is that it’s possible to have a basement in Louisiana

Not only are you entertaining, but inserting yourself into the game and interacting with it is such a cool fucking editing style. This video was an absolute blast to watch. Banger

Holy crap dude, your greenscreen skills are insane! The way you match lighting and movements to the in-game world is next level.