does it make you a noob if...

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Well, the indicating factor is, did you feel like a noob when it happened? Like, if somehow I ended up dying on my way to the RPD in RE2, I'd feel like a total noob. And no, that hasn't happened to me.  

[FoxyAreku]

I suppose  

[Canas Renvall]

So I was playing REmake after waiting for a while to make it so I could forget some things and make it as much like my first time as possible. As many times as I've played that game, I still tried to burn the body in the hallway that ends up being the first Crimson Head you meet. I wanted to kick myself.

But hey, the waiting idea worked to an extent I guess. xd

@Areku: I hate it when stuff like that happens. razz Like, I'll just now find out little things or see something new from a game that I've had for some years now. It's great.  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Yeah, but hey, stuff like that is the best. When you don't expect something, whether it's because you forgot or because the game programming decides to throw a curveball. New things in beloved horror titles are always good.

I guess the last thing that made ME feel like a noob was, as I've mentioned, the change of music in the Dual Shock edition of Director's Cut. I'm sitting there, like, "I don't remember it sounding like that... Wait a second! It DEFINITELY didn't sound like that! What is going on!? What alternate universe am I in!?"
The fact that I didn't know that... Shames me.