Salazar knew she was there and so did the Ganados. Is Leon really that valuable as a minion that he is willing to lose hundreds for him? I very much doubt it since he actually ordered some to kill him. That's what he was hoping, but seriously, why would he not knock his ass out or kill him? Leon kills hundreds of his followers. >I'm pretty sure Saddler was hoping Leon would turn. Leon had his gun up in the hall right before the room to, but Mendez let's him go. He then gets shot, but he was still trying to kill Leon right there. He knocks you on the ground and steps on Leon's chest trying to crush him. It's possible that that one was rogue, but I find that a little hard to believe since they all do what they are told without question. He also wouldn't have been bound and gagged in a wardrobe if they wanted to kill him. If there were orders to kill Luis, Mendez would have done it. Would you? Again, Leon wouldve made a great Ganado worth 1000 of the others. Who in their right mind would let someone go repeatedly after they killed more and more minions?Īlthough this is your best point, I wouldnt call Saddler someone in his right mind.
He wanted Leon to become controlled, but it ended up costing him hundreds of minions and his own life. Later on when Saddler finally got Ashley under his control, he merely just stunned Leon and let him live. She never made any noise and she was on the floor below, not in plain sight. Sure Leon couldve tried shooting, but perhaps he thought he couldnt kill Saddler quickly and thought perhaps helping Luis was best at that time.Īlso, right in that same scene, Ashley was in the same room and Saddler just ignored her for some reason despite trying to capture her. Leon is very skilled and wouldve made a great Ganado. I'm sure Saddler was hoping Leon would soon turn. _ Fast forward to the castle when Luis is killed, Saddler could have very easily killed Leon and vice versa, but they chose to ignore each other.
#Leon pinpoint plus#
Plus he was so aggressive when you went back into the room because you had your gun up and were hostile. He just punches you and then is interrupted by Ada. Then later on when you see the chief again, he lets you go, but if you go back in the room he immediately tries to kill you.
I'm sure one or two of them weren't being 100% controlled and were stuck on kill mode. Also, there are literally thousands of enemies. When he was first caught, they injected him with the plagas and tied him up to wait for him to turn, but then a Ganado comes in to try to kill him. They constantly switched from "kill him" to "let the parasite take control". The enemies were also very inconsistent with how they wanted to handle Leon. They have been leaning more towards action games rather than survival horror. I only wish Capcom would make more RE games like it. The game had many plot holes, but damn it's a great game. Who in their right mind would let someone go repeatedly after they killed more and more minions? Also, right in that same scene, Ashley was in the same room and Saddler just ignored her for some reason despite trying to capture her. Fast forward to the castle when Luis is killed, Saddler could have very easily killed Leon and vice versa, but they chose to ignore each other. There were so many parts where they were within spitting distance and chose to either walk away or let them go. The only things I didn't like were some of the blatant opportunities either Leon or one of the antagonists could have killed each other. I love this game and have replayed it many times.
#Leon pinpoint professional#
Just beat it on Professional on the Wii port.
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