Who here likes Resident Evil

[The Janitor]

Nope. Doesn't tell me anything. Still bugging me. Heh.... They picked a good name in Outbreak.... "Mission Code: XX" Now excuse me while I turn on somes Through The Eyes of The Dead and turn into a hunter that were through a couple tons of Columbian bam-bam.

Something possibly from Umbrella Chronicles. Any idea if it's true?

The Umbrella Chronicles reckoned the destruction of Raccoon City again. This time a single missile is show flying over Raccoon city and air bursting as a nuke would, but the files within the game say that the city was destroyed by a new form of conventional missile. Other scenes based on the same day show multiple missiles still.

[sbs]

it's always been screwed up, but everyone puts two and two together and says it's a nuke

[The Janitor]

Nov 26, 2008 22:22:47 GMT -5 @sbs said:

it's always been screwed up, but everyone puts two and two together and says it's a nuke

2+2=Nuke... So that's what they're teaching in schools now? It still doesn't add up. Why? Fallout being an issue, characters not dying in helicopter crash (RE3 REOF#2), fallout being an issue, characters not suffering severe burns due to the extreme heat (RE2 REOF#2), multiple missiles (REO), multiple aircraft deploying multiple projectiles (REOF#2), etc.

[Samael]

Acutaly Janitor the equation for a Nuke is (1+0 = Nuke) cause it only takes one Nuke to destory everything ^_^

[The Janitor]

Nov 26, 2008 23:03:24 GMT -5 Samael said:

Acutaly Janitor the equation for a Nuke is (1+0 = Nuke) cause it only takes one Nuke to destory everything ^_^

And ruin everything around it. Which is why I don't see one being used. You could argue that a nuke the size of those dropped on Japan twice was dropped. Only it wouldn't be enough to cause that much destruction. One dropped from our current arsenal would do the job. Only it would more than likely spark off a few things in the neighboring towns and dust [half, quarter of] the country. People get very touchy about radiation sickness.