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- I thought RE6 was the worst RE game, but then I played Code Veronica.
-No replay value what so ever
-Other than Chris and Claire, CV has terrible characters.
-Uninteresting environments
-Enemies are cheap, especially the bandersnatches.
-The Antarctica level dragged on for too long
-Boring puzzles
-The game does bloody tell you where to go sometimes, and it doesn't even give you a clue.
-Save points and item boxes are poorly placed.
-Story is awful
-Boring bosses
-Zombies are bullet sponges, and some areas of the game are too small so you can't dodge them well.
CV almost has no redeeming qualities at all, other than the music. 3 out of 10. I mean yea sure 6 wasn't that great either, but atleast RE6 was actually fun. CV is not.
CV was too hard for you. ok
Vegeta1000 3 years ago#3
I actually like RECV a lot, but it is one of the weakest games in the main series. Gameplay was starting to get stale, environments were bland, too much backtracking, bosses were uninteresting (two are actually optional), not enough unlockable content, Alfred was a terrible villain, and Steve just flat out sucked. The game does have more pros than cons. RE0 was the weakest old-school RE game. I hated the inventory system on that game and other than having an A.I. partner that you could switch control from, it didn't have anything redeeming about it (the graphics were nice I guess). The gameplay was beyond stale at that point and it was time for a change. Thank god for RE4!
CV will always be a masterpiece in my eyes, My first version was the Dreamcast version, I'll always have fond memories of my first play through, it took me months to finish it but I was just 12 at the time.
It is often hated by quite a lot of people, mainly because of its difficulty, but if you say thats not the reason you hate then fair enough, but I have to say I disagree with every point you made about why this game is bad, but hey thats just my opinion.
Spiritlittle 3 years ago#5
Weird. Code Veronica was one of my favorites.
i though re 3 was the worst, i loved code veronica, i thought it had a solid story and with it's 3d background you got some really good camera angles for story telling. I played it back on the dreamcast, maybe it didn't age so well...
DestinyKnot 3 years ago#7
Remake > 2 > 4 > Code Veronica > 3 > 5 > 6
5 had a pretty decent campaign, and I loved its Mercenaries mode to death, but it's still not up to par in terms of quality, it proved to be a solid action game at best..6 was just..a mess, I don't see myself ever playing any of the campaigns in that game again, they were such a chore even the first time around. Code Veronica had an amazing story, atmosphere, and soundtrack. =]
Coryo61827 3 years ago#8
What is this I don't even? Lol. I loved code veronica! Probably in my top 3 favorites.
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ZGMF_600_Guaiz 3 years ago#9
Code Veronica is also one of my favorite RE games. I particularly like some of the enemies introduced on it, as they were meant to be perfected or specialized B.O.W.s, such as the Gulp Worm, Black Widow and Hunter II.
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CV is the worst RE game in the main series I ever played
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I just bought a new HP Pavilion 23, hooked up my HP printer and it's not finding the driver. I tried to install the CD that came with the printer and my computer couldn't read it. I've had the printer quite awhile, but I can't imagine it's too old.
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I understand you now have a new computer and are running into troubles with installing your printer. I will do my best to help you. If you are running Windows 7 or 8/8.1 as your operating system, try running the HP Printer Install Wizard for Windows to install your printer.
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Report finds Young People 'Priced Out of Sport'
Posted: Mon, 07 Dec 2015 14:30
Young people are being squeezed out of sport because a third live in poverty and the cost of taking part is too high, according to a study. Schools could help by opening facilities to community groups out of hours, it says.
The National Association of Head Teachers said tight budgets saw many schools already hiring out their sites. London School of Economics researchers studied sports provision in five poor areas in England and Wales.
Sport Wales School Sport Survey
Posted: Fri, 16 Oct 2015 10:39
The findings of a survey carried out by Sport Wales are published. The study surveyed 116,000 children across over 1,000 schools on their views on sport and taking part.
House of Lords Debate on Sport Strategy
Posted: Fri, 16 Oct 2015 09:59
Lord Moynihan led this short debate on government sport strategy in the wake of the recent DCMS consultation, the debate was held on Thursday 15th of October and covered an expansive range of sport policy areas.
Major Parties Release Election Manifestos
Posted: Wed, 15 Apr 2015 12:10
The major political parties this week unveiled their election manifestos. While none of the documents dedicates substantial space to sport policy, a variety of issues are mentioned including school sport, for which the Conservatives and Labour Party pledge to achieve a minimum of 2 hours physical education and sport per week for every pupil. The Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos both state intentions to address the issue of supporter-influence with regards to football teams, while the Conservative Party reveals its ambition for the UK to host a team from one of the major American sports leagues.
Sajid Javid Speech Launches DCMS report on sport policy and investment
Posted: Wed, 25 Mar 2015 13:49
Culture Secretary Sajid Javid sets out his vision for the future of UK sport at the Centre for Social Justice. You can find the full speech here, along with a copy of the DCMS report: 'A Living Legacy: 2012 - 2015 Sport Policy and Investment'.
'Physical Education Declaration' Launched by the Association for PE
Posted: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 10:43
The Association for Physical Education (afPE), the only physical education subject association in the UK, has launched its 'Physical Education Declaration'. The Declaration is intended to be a 'simple and but powerful message everyone could commit to and promote'.
As one of the national partners on initiatives such as the Primary PE and Sport Premium and the review of GCSE and A level qualifications, afPE believes that collaboration will achieve the best outcomes for young people and is asking stakeholders to support the declaration.
Roundtable event calls for more research into exercise and academic performance
Posted: Sat, 28 Feb 2015 10:35
Demonstrating the additional benefits of physical activity – such as improvements in concentration and behaviour and body image – is one of the key pillars for boosting its presence in schools. That was one of the conclusions reached from a recent roundtable event hosted by Precor and chaired by UKActive CEO David Stalker (pictured), which brought together heads of leisure and education to debate challenges and recommendations for engaging young people in physical activity.
UNESCO publishes new PE guidelines for policy makers
Posted: Tue, 10 Feb 2015 10:33
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has called on governments to increase investment in physical education and school sport in order to make children more physically active.In a new document, entitled Quality Physical Education, Guidelines for Policy Makers, UNESCO addresses seven areas of "particular concern" identified last year in UNESCO's global review of the state of physical education.The seven areas include persistent gaps between PE policy and implementation; continuing deficiencies in curriculum time allocation; relevance and quality of PE curriculums; and the quality of initial teacher training programmes.
Labour Releases Document on Public Health Strategy
Posted: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 12:53
Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham has launched a document detailing the Labour Party's strategy on public health prior to the upcoming general election. The document covers a wide range of public health issues, including physical activity.
School teachers give their feedback on PE and school sport provisions
Posted: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 08:33
On average, schools are now offering under 2 hours of PE per week from key stages 1 -4, according to a report released today at the House of Commons.


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According to Township Planner Robert Ringelheim, under TDR a municipality determines where it wants direct growth and where it wants to permanently preserve land. Developers purchase development rights from property owners in designated preservation areas called "sending zones" and transfer them to targeted, compact growth areas called "receiving zones."
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Dominion East Gas Company, which owns much of the property in the JRS area, is providing about $2.35 million and the district is providing that amount through a revenue bond.
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The S.S. United States, the world's fastest ocean liner, won't be sailing the seas again after all. The Titanic-size ship — which in its 1950s prime offered one of the most stylish ways to travel between New York and Europe — has been mothballed for decades, ever since jet travel ended the era of the trans-Atlantic super-liner. It is docked ... Read More »
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THE FLIP SIDE OF ELLIS ISLAND… aboard the RED STAR LINE…
Saved many Jewish immigrants during World War 2… Everyone knows the story of the poor immigrants who arrived at Ellis Island after a transatlantic journey from Europe. The "huddled masses yearning to breathe free" came by the millions in the late 19th and early 20th century, all with one dream—a better life in America. Their long voyage ended as they ... Read More »
Cruise Ships firsts…
Cruises as we know them today were created following the debut of the mega-hit TV series "The Love Boat"… But the tradition goes back more then a hundred years when passengers started booking travel on mail ships crossing the Atlantic. These mail ships evolved into the grand ocean liners whose names we still remember: Lusitania, Titanic, Queen Mary. Now the cruise lines ... Read More »
Hollywood on the high seas…
History of the Cunard Line… 175 years crossing the pond… Before the flights between New York and Europe were a mere formality, the only way to reach America was aboard a glamorous luxury liner. Dress-codes were enforced day and night – no shorts and tank tops. History of the Cunard Line… great video… Champagne was available at any hour. Hollywood ... Read More »
Last Ferry To San Francisco…
Southern Pacific's OAKLAND PIER in the 1950s… The Oakland Long Wharf, later known as the Oakland Pier or the SP Mole was a massive railroad wharf and ferry pier in Oakland, California located at the foot of Seventh Street. Ferry approaches San Francisco in 1941. The recently completed San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is in the foreground. The ferry is carrying passengers ... Read More »
SS UNITED STATES – The Duke and Duchess of Windsor were "regulars" aboard the famous liner during the trans-Atlantic liner's years of service. They used the SS United States like the Concord.
Come take a transatlantic aboard the majestic SS United States with this unidentified family circa 1965 who recorded everything with their trusty 8mm camera. Fascinating color shots of cars being loaded by cargo crane, relaxing on deck, kids playing… set to the music of the Meyer Davis Orchestra, it's almost like being there! Our thanks to ShipGeek.com for this wonderful ... Read More »
AUSTRALIAN Coastal Cruises aboard the MV MOONTA…
The advertisement for the Adelaide Steamship Company's popular Gulf Trip features the MV Moonta which operated from 1931 to 1955. The Gulf Trip was one of the most popular South Australian holiday tours for fifty years. Moonta is the best remembered of the several ships which operated on the Gulf Trip, which in addition to passengers, carried cargo. The ship ... Read More »
COSTA CONCORDIA DISASTER: Bell Disappears From Shipwreck Site. The RMS TITANIC'S Bell Was Saved.
Underwater thieves have evaded an array of laser systems that measure millimetric shifts in the Carnival Corp's Costa Concordia shipwreck and 24-hour surveillance by the Italian coast guard and police to haul off a symbolic booty – the ship's bell. The giant cruise liner capsized off the Tuscan island of Giglio after hitting a rock on January 13, killing at ... Read More »
(Left: Dr. Dodge, Mrs. Dodge and Master Dodge) Liner and Social History: The RMS TITANIC menu was on the table of first-class passenger Dr Washington Dodge, a prominent banker from San Francisco, who was traveling to America with his wife, Ruth, and son, Washington Junior. A menu, dated April 14 1912, shows the luxury food offered up to first-class passengers ... Read More »
CARNIVAL CORP'S COSTA CURSE – Hundreds of passengers adrift in Indian Ocean after blaze takes out engine room of another Costa Cruises ship.
Cruise history and cruise liner history. The COSTA ALLEGRA's ordeal at sea. Forty hours with no electricity. Carnival Corp had major fire at sea in 2010. CARNIVAL CORP'S COSTA CURSE – Hundreds of passengers adrift in Indian Ocean after blaze takes out engine room of another Costa Cruises ship. Eight Americans are aboard another poorly run Carnival Corp cruise ship. ... Read More »


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Thanks for the insight, especially those with working understanding of DTV's P&L.
My question is why DTV won't let you subscribe to receive their service via the internet only?
For example, I want to watch the NFL (13/14 season). I'd pay an immediate lump sum (no payments) to receive only the NFL ticket for that period of time.
However, if I subscribe to their 2 year deal, get the dish & DVR, put them in a closet, I can get DTV on my laptop, desktop, android, etc.
Don't they offer an off-the-menu option that spares us both having to deal with a dish, and just allows me to get their programming over the internet?
Please only respond if you understand DTV's cost structure, and why they don't make this option available.
The NFL Sunday Ticket is available as an online only option..typically for customers who cannot get DirecTV (NLOS, NLLP or for whatever reason)..for more info, click the link below:
There is currently no option for "online-only" service. Perhaps it's a future option, since many people have "high-enough-speed" internet connections. IMHO, we're nearing the peak and a big wave of subscribers will soon be disappearing across the industry--unless something is done to reinvent the business model and a lower ARPU is acceptable. Anyway, multiple HD streams require VERY high speed and reliable bandwidth. I don't doubt that idea was thought up long ago. Bundling with national (and now regional) providers helps, but it's a band-aid. Perhaps if D buys E and their spectrum, some kind of deal with a mobile telco (Sprint/Softbank/T-Mobile/MetroPCS?)can be reached. Who knows? Currently, few people understand what their bandwidth is, much less what bandwidth means..it's just "online" or "internet"..much like people with cars. Few understand them beyond Go pedal, Stop pedal, gas hole and radio.. Imagine all the retraining that will require, just for sales and customer service. Discussing D*'s cost structure, P&L, quarterly and annual reports has nothing to do with it. I'm not the CEO, so if you can't fathom why they don't offer online-only subscriptions, he's the one to speak with.


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I want to try and electric razor but I am worried it will irritate my sensitive skin. [more inside]
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Please recommend me an electric razor, available on Amazon, for buzzing my head. [more inside]
Best rotary-style electric razor?
Dear face-shaving persons of MetaFilter, what is your preferred electric rotary razor? Mr. Sidhedevil has a tough beard and tender skin, and insists on using a rotary-head-style electric. The most recent AskMe on this was from 2010, so hoping there are some new good models out there. We're in the US, so it has to be available here. [more inside]
ISO the best beard grooming system for my special bearded person. [more inside]
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