Unnecesary Information[]
I think the Trvia section is unnecesary, monster trucks have nothing to do with Resident Evil, the fact that a monster trucks is called grave digger is not strange, since it's a "common name" for those kinds of things, not a very special or rare name either.REGunner 18:08, January 18, 2012 (UTC)
- Thought I would use the same title. How is the category T-Virus creature not necessary on a T-Virus created creature? Tyson120☢ 19:10, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
- You said it yourself, nearly, not every, so I don't see how it's unnecessary. It's correct info and organizes everything better. Tyson120☢ 20:47, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
Cameo Appearance[]
I hope you don't mind me putting in some information in the trivial section. I just feel it needs to be included, because it is a part of Resident Evil history. Anyway this is regarding the giant tunnel created by a large creature underneath Raccoon University. I am stuck to my point that it was made by the Grave digger. So please hear me out before you decide to delete it for whatever reason you think is right. Believe me I've played Resident Evil Outbreak before and I am one for noticing tiny details. Zoey95 (talk) 20:10, April 10, 2014 (UTC)
- Possible. But, the entire subway system was falling into disrepair, anyway. In "underbelly", you see that the tunnels are collapsing at the South Raccoon Street Station. That was caused by what is essentially a few days of rioting, and not even focused on the subway.-- Forerunner 20:30, April 10, 2014 (UTC)
- Thank you for listening to my point, and please don't think that I challenge your awesome power when I type this. But I didn't mean the entire subway system, I meant just that particular area underneath RCU. I've taken screenshots of the scene, and hopefully if you can determine whether my point is valid or if you believe not. Again thank you. Zoey95 (talk) 23:08, April 10, 2014 (UTC) -
- Zoey95 (talk) 23:29, April 10, 2014 (UTC)
- I feel this may fall under the lines "It would be more obvious if it was intended". Its possible it was the Grave Digger but is there any other evidence? Would you happen to know what text gets displayed when you examine the rails? Are there more holes like that anywhere in the subway? Were there any other RE3 references around the area? Was it ever mentioned the in RE3 that the Grave Digger had gone through that area also? For what its worth, it does appear the hole was dug as opposed to some kind of explosion or structural cave in but still, there isn't much besides visual to judge on. -- Traveler of Time and Space 15:38, April 11, 2014 (UTC)
- When it comes to games, you do expect a Chekov's Gun. If it's not intended to be used (and is, say, something in the background) then it's at least there to tell a story. On Main Street, we see those yellow "Do Not Cross!" tapes the police use at crime scenes - that shows us that in the events leading up to the "rioting" on September 24, the police were still doing their job, regardless of whether the crime scene was a butchered family or a broken shop. -- Forerunner 16:22, April 11, 2014 (UTC)
- I like playing games for the stories, it's like a fun interactive pop up book to me. But you guys are right, there's nothing to link it to the grave digger. I was pretty happy going through several scenarios in Outbreak where key characters would play a role in, and that their stories piece together into one giant playbook. I really had a strong feeling that the Grave-digger was behind it because Nikolai was involved during Decisions, Decisions and that gave a slight connection to RE3. But I'll remove the theory, it shouldn't stay up without hard conclusive evidence. But thank you for giving me valuable insight into Chenkov's Gun, and the chance to voice my opinion. I hope one day I can be an Admin, just to feel the weight of the gun. And by that I mean by not misusing it. Thanks! 86.147.154.14 19:37, April 11, 2014 (UTC)