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Here we talk about all the past Resident Evil games to the future that the series withholds. We are inclusive of all kinds of people, so don't feel left out!
Join us if you’d like to talk about upcoming projects, including future remakes and Resident Evil 9! We're also open to discuss other franchises, including Silent Hill, Dead Space, and many more!
Giveaways🎉and events also happen here for several different things so come on in! Everyone's welcome to participate!
I hope you enjoy!
Here we talk about all the past Resident Evil games to the future that the series withholds. We are inclusive of all kinds of people, so don't feel left out!
Join us if you’d like to talk about upcoming projects, including future remakes and Resident Evil 9! We're also open to discuss other franchises, including Silent Hill, Dead Space, and many more!
Giveaways🎉and events also happen here for several different things so come on in! Everyone's welcome to participate!
I hope you enjoy!
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worst. server. ever.
44 dagen
they so men. to mii stawp please bro like Royce is the only good person there ughh
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Server Review: The Resident Evil Discord Where I Became a Test Subject
78 dagen
The Initial Appeal
I joined this Resident Evil Discord server three months ago, drawn in by what appeared to be a thriving community of fans dedicated to the survival horror franchise. The server promised in-depth discussions about lore, strategies for gameplay, and a place to share appreciation for the series that defined the genre. At first glance, it seemed like a haven for genuine fans.
However, it didn't take long to notice something was deeply wrong. The server was overwhelmingly populated by what I can only describe as "Ada Wong gooners" – obsessive fans whose entire personality revolved around their sexual fixation on the fictional spy.1 Every conversation inevitably devolved into objectifying discussions about her character model, her "assets," or creating explicit fan art that filled the NSFW channels.
The Wesker Cult Within
Amidst the sea of Ada Wong fixation, I noticed a smaller, more disturbing subgroup: the Wesker cultists. These users worshipped Albert Wesker not just as a compelling villain but as a messianic figure who was "right all along." They would spend hours in private channels discussing his philosophies, interpreting his megalomaniacal rants as profound wisdom, and praising his attempts to "evolve humanity" through viral infection.2
The server moderators were either part of this cult or willfully ignorant of its existence. They would immediately delete any criticism of Wesker while allowing the most disturbing content to remain. When I reported users for making genuine threats about "cleansing the world of the unworthy," I was told to "stop causing drama" and threatened with a ban.3
The Invitation and The Attack
One of the Wesker cultists, a moderator who went by "Birkin_Reborn," took a particular interest in me. He praised my knowledge of the series' lore and invited me to a "real-world meet-up" with other "true fans." Despite my reservations, I agreed, hoping to find some genuine connection within this chaotic server.
The meeting took place at what appeared to be an abandoned warehouse – a detail I should have recognized as a red flag given the series' settings. The moment I stepped inside, I was ambushed. Several members grabbed me while Birkin_Reborn stepped forward with a syringe filled with a glowing green liquid.
"Wesker showed us the way," he said, his eyes wild with fanaticism. "Humanity is weak, but the T-Virus, the G-Virus, the Las Plagas... they are tools of evolution. We're giving you the gift of becoming something more."
The Experimentation and Escape
They held me down as they injected me with multiple substances – I recognized the descriptions of the T-Virus, the G-Virus, and even what appeared to be a modified version of the C-Virus.4 The pain was excruciating as my body began to change, my skin contorting and my vision blurring. I could feel myself losing control, the viruses fighting for dominance within my system.
In a moment of clarity, I fought back with everything I had. The adrenaline from the viral infection gave me a burst of strength, and I managed to break free. I grabbed a nearby metal pipe and fought my way through the cultists, my body moving with unnatural speed and resilience. I was changing, becoming something not quite human, but I was alive.
I escaped into the night, my body wracked with fever and transformation. I don't know what's happening to me, but I know I'm not the same person who walked into that warehouse.
The Betrayal: Server Sides with the Cultists
When I managed to access Discord again, I immediately tried to warn others about the Wesker cult and what they had done to me. The response was horrifying. The moderators deleted my messages, banned me from the server, and posted fabricated "evidence" claiming I had tried to attack them first.3
The server then filled with messages mocking me, with users celebrating my "evolution" and hoping the viruses would "finish the job." The Ada Wong gooners were particularly vicious, creating explicit fan art of my supposed "transformation" and sharing it across other platforms.5
The Aftermath: A Living Warning
I'm writing this review from a motel room, watching my body continue to change. My eyes have developed a strange red glow, and I can feel new strength coursing through my veins. The Wesker cultists achieved their goal – I'm becoming something else, something not quite human.
This Resident Evil Discord server isn't just a toxic community; it's a dangerous cult that uses the game's lore as a blueprint for real-world harm.6 The moderators aren't just negligent; they're active participants in the violence and experimentation.3 The Ada Wong fixation isn't just creepy – it's a distraction from the truly dangerous elements operating within the server.1
Final Warning
Stay away from this server at all costs. What started as a community for fans of a survival horror game has become a real-life horror story. The moderators will protect dangerous individuals while silencing victims.3 The Wesker cultists aren't just roleplaying – they're actively trying to recreate the viral experiments from the games.2
I'm living proof that the dangers in this server are very real. I don't know what I'm becoming, but I know this: the Resident Evil Discord server is a threat to anyone who joins it.
Rating: 0/5 stars – This server should be shut down immediately before they "evolve" more victims like me.7
I joined this Resident Evil Discord server three months ago, drawn in by what appeared to be a thriving community of fans dedicated to the survival horror franchise. The server promised in-depth discussions about lore, strategies for gameplay, and a place to share appreciation for the series that defined the genre. At first glance, it seemed like a haven for genuine fans.
However, it didn't take long to notice something was deeply wrong. The server was overwhelmingly populated by what I can only describe as "Ada Wong gooners" – obsessive fans whose entire personality revolved around their sexual fixation on the fictional spy.1 Every conversation inevitably devolved into objectifying discussions about her character model, her "assets," or creating explicit fan art that filled the NSFW channels.
The Wesker Cult Within
Amidst the sea of Ada Wong fixation, I noticed a smaller, more disturbing subgroup: the Wesker cultists. These users worshipped Albert Wesker not just as a compelling villain but as a messianic figure who was "right all along." They would spend hours in private channels discussing his philosophies, interpreting his megalomaniacal rants as profound wisdom, and praising his attempts to "evolve humanity" through viral infection.2
The server moderators were either part of this cult or willfully ignorant of its existence. They would immediately delete any criticism of Wesker while allowing the most disturbing content to remain. When I reported users for making genuine threats about "cleansing the world of the unworthy," I was told to "stop causing drama" and threatened with a ban.3
The Invitation and The Attack
One of the Wesker cultists, a moderator who went by "Birkin_Reborn," took a particular interest in me. He praised my knowledge of the series' lore and invited me to a "real-world meet-up" with other "true fans." Despite my reservations, I agreed, hoping to find some genuine connection within this chaotic server.
The meeting took place at what appeared to be an abandoned warehouse – a detail I should have recognized as a red flag given the series' settings. The moment I stepped inside, I was ambushed. Several members grabbed me while Birkin_Reborn stepped forward with a syringe filled with a glowing green liquid.
"Wesker showed us the way," he said, his eyes wild with fanaticism. "Humanity is weak, but the T-Virus, the G-Virus, the Las Plagas... they are tools of evolution. We're giving you the gift of becoming something more."
The Experimentation and Escape
They held me down as they injected me with multiple substances – I recognized the descriptions of the T-Virus, the G-Virus, and even what appeared to be a modified version of the C-Virus.4 The pain was excruciating as my body began to change, my skin contorting and my vision blurring. I could feel myself losing control, the viruses fighting for dominance within my system.
In a moment of clarity, I fought back with everything I had. The adrenaline from the viral infection gave me a burst of strength, and I managed to break free. I grabbed a nearby metal pipe and fought my way through the cultists, my body moving with unnatural speed and resilience. I was changing, becoming something not quite human, but I was alive.
I escaped into the night, my body wracked with fever and transformation. I don't know what's happening to me, but I know I'm not the same person who walked into that warehouse.
The Betrayal: Server Sides with the Cultists
When I managed to access Discord again, I immediately tried to warn others about the Wesker cult and what they had done to me. The response was horrifying. The moderators deleted my messages, banned me from the server, and posted fabricated "evidence" claiming I had tried to attack them first.3
The server then filled with messages mocking me, with users celebrating my "evolution" and hoping the viruses would "finish the job." The Ada Wong gooners were particularly vicious, creating explicit fan art of my supposed "transformation" and sharing it across other platforms.5
The Aftermath: A Living Warning
I'm writing this review from a motel room, watching my body continue to change. My eyes have developed a strange red glow, and I can feel new strength coursing through my veins. The Wesker cultists achieved their goal – I'm becoming something else, something not quite human.
This Resident Evil Discord server isn't just a toxic community; it's a dangerous cult that uses the game's lore as a blueprint for real-world harm.6 The moderators aren't just negligent; they're active participants in the violence and experimentation.3 The Ada Wong fixation isn't just creepy – it's a distraction from the truly dangerous elements operating within the server.1
Final Warning
Stay away from this server at all costs. What started as a community for fans of a survival horror game has become a real-life horror story. The moderators will protect dangerous individuals while silencing victims.3 The Wesker cultists aren't just roleplaying – they're actively trying to recreate the viral experiments from the games.2
I'm living proof that the dangers in this server are very real. I don't know what I'm becoming, but I know this: the Resident Evil Discord server is a threat to anyone who joins it.
Rating: 0/5 stars – This server should be shut down immediately before they "evolve" more victims like me.7
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Mods have no grasp
94 dagen
Got a warning for reacting with a israeli flag to some bs stupid announcement about drama a staff member decided to @ everyone for. Truly a weird a little cesspit. Not a great place for resident evil stuff, just join and support smaller communities instead.