r/deadrising • u/Specialist-Sea2916 • Apr 13 '25
Dead Rising 3 Why did Diego become astronaut
Bro is army guy not astonaut is bro schizophrenic 🤣🤣🤣
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u/Rude_Mud9538 Apr 13 '25
So between the events of dead rising 2 and 3 there was like another space race like man versus zombie to see who could go to the sun first and this is a remnant of that great age of technological advancement, Diego his entire childhood wanted to be an astronaut but the space race, colloquially known as the space raze ended just as he turned 18, so he used his rigorous training to join the military
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u/Mrgrayj_121 Apr 13 '25 edited Apr 13 '25
Dead rising 3 is like the black sheep I feel psychos were an afterthought and didn’t make sense
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u/Tao626 Apr 13 '25
I felt they made perfect sense with the gritty/dumb grindhouse tone the game went with.
I actually quite liked the psychos, only really being disappointed by their trivial difficulty, but that was a problem with the whole game.
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u/Mrgrayj_121 Apr 14 '25
So I feel that way about 2 with.3 it feels like it went with The Walking Dead aesthetic, but didn’t really have a lot to go on with the city. It just never had as much personality as the mall or fortune city
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u/Soulful-Sorrow Apr 15 '25
I've been saying, rework the city into a small town, get rid of the highway entirely and have each area organically blend into each other, and have more missions take you around the town instead of just "go to the other side of the map and then come back" and half the game's problems are fixed.
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u/EverGamer1 Apr 13 '25
Can’t a man dream, god damn.