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==History== |
==History== |
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| − | The Afflicted are humans exposed to the [[T-Phobos virus]], torture and abuse triggered fear within their bodies causing them to mutate and act violently towards non-infected people. Afflicteds are initially found in an abandoned prison complex which belonged to former Soviet Union. A few Afflicted are also found in the town, suggesting that the remaining inhabitants of the island were also taken to be tortured and experimented on with the virus and then escaped confinment and started wandering around the town and the sewers. |
+ | The Afflicted are humans exposed to the [[T-Phobos virus]], torture and abuse triggered fear within their bodies causing them to mutate and act violently towards non-infected people. Afflicteds are initially found in an abandoned prison complex which belonged to former Soviet Union. A few Afflicted are also found in the town, suggesting that the remaining inhabitants of the island were also taken to be tortured and experimented on with the virus and then escaped confinment and started wandering around the town and the sewers.<ref>[[Escapee's Note]]</ref><ref>[[Town Resident's Note]]</ref> |
They are, apparently, part of the process used by [[Alex Wesker]] in their experiments with the concept of fear and human survival.<ref>[http://www.technobuffalo.com/2014/09/19/resident-evil-revelations-2-hands-on-a-nightmare-of-a-demo/ '' ''Revelations 2'' Demo'', TechnoBuffalo]</ref><ref name="Revelations 2">{{Cite web|url=http://www.capcom.co.jp/rev2/ja/index.html |title='' ''Biohazard Revelations 2'' (Official)''|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> |
They are, apparently, part of the process used by [[Alex Wesker]] in their experiments with the concept of fear and human survival.<ref>[http://www.technobuffalo.com/2014/09/19/resident-evil-revelations-2-hands-on-a-nightmare-of-a-demo/ '' ''Revelations 2'' Demo'', TechnoBuffalo]</ref><ref name="Revelations 2">{{Cite web|url=http://www.capcom.co.jp/rev2/ja/index.html |title='' ''Biohazard Revelations 2'' (Official)''|publisher=Capcom}}</ref> |
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| − | The subjects had no eye contact with the daylight, being closed in those dark cells for days on end caused them to become mentally unstable and make their vision weak. This is the reason why they are vulnerable to light and can easily be stunned by a flashlight. |
+ | The subjects had no eye contact with the daylight, being closed in those dark cells for days on end caused them to become mentally unstable and make their vision weak. This is the reason why they are vulnerable to light and can easily be stunned by a flashlight.<ref>[[Prisoner's Journal]]</ref> |
As said before, the virus that creates the Afflicted is triggered by fear. When a victim reaches a certain level of anxiety and fear, they mutate into an Afflicted within seconds. The victims also seem to lose their sense of fear afterwards, feeling a mix of euphoria and fatalism. The first such mutation seen was that of [[Pedro Fernandez]]. |
As said before, the virus that creates the Afflicted is triggered by fear. When a victim reaches a certain level of anxiety and fear, they mutate into an Afflicted within seconds. The victims also seem to lose their sense of fear afterwards, feeling a mix of euphoria and fatalism. The first such mutation seen was that of [[Pedro Fernandez]]. |
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A few Afflicted had large tumors on their heads, this being a side-effect of the virus. |
A few Afflicted had large tumors on their heads, this being a side-effect of the virus. |
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| − | If the subject somehow dies, it can be reanimated by the T-Phobos Virus, resulting in a creature similar to a [[Zombie]] called [[Rotten]]. This mutation was inhereted from the [[T-Virus|T]] percentage present in their bodies. |
+ | If the subject somehow dies, it can be reanimated by the T-Phobos Virus, resulting in a creature similar to a [[Zombie]] called [[Rotten]]. This mutation was inhereted from the [[T-Virus|T]] percentage present in their bodies.<ref>[[Clinical Experiment Notes]]</ref> |
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==Biology== |
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The Afflicted are humans altered through torture and abuse[1] that are encountered by Claire Redfield and Moira Burton on Sushestovanie Island. The name is derived from the method of their creation.
History
The Afflicted are humans exposed to the T-Phobos virus, torture and abuse triggered fear within their bodies causing them to mutate and act violently towards non-infected people. Afflicteds are initially found in an abandoned prison complex which belonged to former Soviet Union. A few Afflicted are also found in the town, suggesting that the remaining inhabitants of the island were also taken to be tortured and experimented on with the virus and then escaped confinment and started wandering around the town and the sewers.[2][3]
They are, apparently, part of the process used by Alex Wesker in their experiments with the concept of fear and human survival.[4][5]
The subjects had no eye contact with the daylight, being closed in those dark cells for days on end caused them to become mentally unstable and make their vision weak. This is the reason why they are vulnerable to light and can easily be stunned by a flashlight.[6]
As said before, the virus that creates the Afflicted is triggered by fear. When a victim reaches a certain level of anxiety and fear, they mutate into an Afflicted within seconds. The victims also seem to lose their sense of fear afterwards, feeling a mix of euphoria and fatalism. The first such mutation seen was that of Pedro Fernandez.
A few Afflicted had large tumors on their heads, this being a side-effect of the virus.
If the subject somehow dies, it can be reanimated by the T-Phobos Virus, resulting in a creature similar to a Zombie called Rotten. This mutation was inhereted from the T percentage present in their bodies.[7]
Biology
The Afflicted were humans in origin. Their bodies and minds altered because of the virus and their terrors, by torture or the other afflicteds. Their skin is yellowed and darkened, and covered in open wounds. Evidence of the torture they endured still present, such as tightly wound wire digging into their flesh and sharpened pieces of bar pipes impaled through their bodies. Driven completely mad from the pain, solitude and fear, they react to any living person in sight with immediate violence. Through means of scratching, biting, or even using rudimentary weapons, they will do whatever they can to kill whoever they find in the areas of the prison.[8]
Being human, they still at least hold some degree of intelligence comparable to the C-Virus Zombies of Resident Evil 6, able to use weapons and climb ladders to pursue potential victims. They present a vulnerability to light, easily blinded and stunned from being flashed directly in the face with a flashlight.
Variants
The Sploder is a mutated version of the Afflicted.
Gameplay
An Afflicted shielding its face from Moira's flashlight.
Due to the Afflicted being extremely violent, they will attack the player on sight, attempting to scratch or attack the player with any weapons they might be holding. If an Afflicted gets an opportunity to grab the player, they will proceed to bite them until they get shaken off. The Afflicted will even rush and leap at a player to attack mid-air with whatever they have on-hand.
Even simple handguns like the HG-MPM have stopping power against an Afflicted, with single shots to the legs or body mass capable of slowing them and shots to the head even able to stun them for a follow-up physical attack. Damage to their face and head is extremely effective with firearms. Players using Moira are also able to utilize the Flashlight to stun Afflicted by focusing the beam on to them. Using stealth against Afflicted is also a viable tactic, especially with Moira who is able to use her Crowbar to incapacitate an Afflicted that is attacked from behind. The crowbar is also an excellent follow-up to preserve Claire's ammo, as it is capable of performing a finishing blow on an Afflicted that has been grounded.[8]
Gallery
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revelations 2 review
- ↑ Escapee's Note
- ↑ Town Resident's Note
- ↑ Revelations 2 Demo, TechnoBuffalo
- ↑ Biohazard Revelations 2 (Official). Capcom.
- ↑ Prisoner's Journal
- ↑ Clinical Experiment Notes
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Resident Evil: Revelations 2 – New Details Revealed, First Screenshots, Claire Redfield, Burton & More!
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