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Humans (or any other animal) do not see in "Frames per second." I have removed references that imply otherwise. Dogboydog (talk) 00:57, August 8, 2012 (UTC)
- I think the information was based around this.-- Forerunner 01:02, August 8, 2012 (UTC)
- Yeah, that's how many images humans can process individually. As in, we can tell that they are still images up until ~12 frames per second. Then the illusion of movement kicks in. But the point is the human eye/brain does not see in discrete "frames" so to speak in fps of vision is not correct Dogboydog (talk) 22:05, August 11, 2012 (UTC)
Origin
Wasn't the prototype virus originally developed by Birkin? I think there was a file in Umbrella Chronicles, and it was stated in Wesker's report. I think Wesker got the actual Progenitor Virus as a child or something, which is why none of the other Wesker children were revealed.Ninten* (talk) 19:02, October 13, 2012 (UTC)
- Birkin developed the G-Virus, which was based on a virus found within the body of Lisa Trevor after years of experimentation with the Progenitor virus, among other things. The Progenitor Virus was discovered in West Africa and later experimented on by Marcus, per the files of Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil Zero, respectively. Albert may have been the only Wesker child to appear in the series, but Alex Wesker did indeed survive for as long as 2006. I don't remember the Progenitor Virus being mentioned in Wesker's Report at all; I may have to re-read it, though.-- Forerunner 20:40, October 13, 2012 (UTC)