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  • DBD movie needs to focus on the killer and survivor's perspective, and how & why they got taken by The Entity, but only for the one third of the movie.

    Like, the Entity appears to the killer before the realm like a God, and they revere it with awe, and a willingness to participate.

    Focus on before they got taken, and how they're sadistic, or seeking some type of redemption that will never come, but meeting The Watcher, finding hope in escape of eternal death (but failing, of course).

    Not just another movie, where a bunch of lost kids getting themselves killed for the umpteenth time.

    Again, if it doesn't focus around The Entity, it will just be another slasher. They need to differentiate themselves and go full cosmic horror, creepy spider-like legs, or whatever that was, in The Casting of Frank Stone.

  • I finished the movie and came searching for this. I was pretty upset while watching it the whole time.

    I never even played Until Dawn. The whole time I was just thinking, like you said, how this blatant "stealing" will affect DBD's movie.

    My only consolidation was thinking that the entity will be in it more, adding a cosmic horror touch. But yeah, people are totally going to be writing reviews thinking DBD's movie copied Until Dawn movie, not the other way around.

    Unless DBD's movie is 3 hours long, where they flesh out the lore and characters to a more nuance variant, we're going to be getting very similar slasher vibes, like most of these types of movies.

  • I'm done for now, this game is unplayable. The lag is unreal.

  • I made an account just to reply to this post. How ridiculous to assume your subjective opinion. I would have rather have had 1. Xenomorph 2. Chucky 3. The Thing than this chapter. Resident Evil would have been 3rd on my list, but know knowing how it turned out (underwhelming for me), he drops to 4th.

    Resident Evil might have brought in new players, but it's the retention, and new content that will keep the game growing. Many fans of the RE series will leave, only leaving real fans of the game.

    Think of it like a gallon of water. You fill it with one quart (new content), dump out half a quart (people leave post release), then refill it again with another quart (new content again). The gallon keeps getting fuller.