I was finally about to use it as intended because of my new line of work, but then I read a message on it and... how is it even possible? It's even stainless steel. Did anyone used it and why they say it is NOT for drinking.

First, I wanted to thank all of you for your support on my last post. As a thank you, here are some more hybrids in different poses.

There’s a good chance I’ll model more characters from the series but for now I’ll leave it at this Chimeran death squad.

Link is in the comments!

Resistance 3 is my favorite fps of all time. In honor of it turning 15 this week I wanted to share this hybrid model I made.

It’s available for free on Thingiverse. Link in comments.

So if you have seen my posts before, I am currently kinda of binging all resistance games. And now I have finished the third one in the series. I bought the survivors edition from vinted. (see attached pic). To start with the survivors edition. Its so good. You get the journal with your edition. Although mine is Italian, indont mind it that much. The hip flask looks good and feel good. Not that cheap stuff. The little soldiers included are funny. With both human and chimera soldiers they are quite fun to look at. I also have the poster, it looks good but I don't know what do do with nit. Perhaps hanging it up sometime. Although I don't have the space for it yet… And than the backpack: I feels amazing. Good quality (10x better than the promised fallout 76 canvas bag) I will use it later as my normal use bag I think.

And than the game. Although it was a bit rough in the beginning, the story and characters where good written. The gameplay was amazing and the bosses where amazing. Altough I would prefer more fighting in Europe like said with resistance 2. The American theather was a blast again. I would prefer more vehicles to drive like the first one and the tank mission. Although the train mission was amazingly good. And the prison was I think the best mission.

So for story I would play it above 2 and just under the first. Gameplay was the best but that is logical for being a newer game.

Do for the next one, I bought Resistance Retribution for the Playstation 5 although I don't know how good it will be I will see. Perhaps I will buy it just for bragging rights. Although I am now thinking about the last game Burning Skies and the vita. I don't know if I am able to play it. Perhaps I can get a vita TV but I don't know if burning skies is possible to play on that one. So for tips and all other just send any reactions :)

Can i play Co-op with another player? Just the story line

The way resistance shows you the guns and new enemies in sketch and quick info notes is just perfect.

When chimera arrived to Haven after following Malikov, why didn't they just use Augers to detect any human presence? Would have killed Capelli, Lester, Nate and Dale instantly, after which the rest of the town would fall too...

⚠️Edited/IMPORTANT/A Better Solution:

JUST BUY THE America version Copy of the game WITH ESRB RATING ON IT (see the image under the comment section)

Note: make sure turn off your ps3 wifi before installing Resistance 3, let it finished installing(DO NOT UPDATE IT) then play the game till you reached ST. LOUIS level location with playable state, if you experience a slightly long loading screen with Artwork screen don't worry it'll load(just in case)

if you playing with your ps3 Super Slim do not let it stand Vertically it'll make the disc hard to read and bug at the middle of ST.Louis loading screen or cutscene (After the main character and old man arrived at the next place) JUST PUT IT HORIZONTALLY FOR YOUR PS3 SuperSlim

IGNORE EVERYTHING I SAID FROM MY PREVIOUS MESSAGE BELOW, JUST BUY THE AMERICA/CANADA VERSION COPY of RESISTANCE 3

(LIKE THE ONE WITH ESRB RATING ON IT)

SORRY FOR DIDN'T UPDATE IT EARLIER FOR THE PROBLEM OF THIS GAME COPY, EVEN IF YOU DID ALL OF THIS FROM WHAT I SAID(Below MESSAGE) IT STILL WON'T WORK

WHY? BECAUSE EVEN IF IT'S WORKING, WHEN YOU TRYING REACHED THE ST. LOUIS LEVEL LOCATION, IT WILL STUCK AT BLACK LOADING Screen FOREVER

Sorry for the very late update, just buy the America/Canada version copy of the game.🙏

[🚫 IGNORE ALL OF IT BELOW🚫 ]

💡Guys I’ve found A Solution to Fix the Loading Screen: Just Wait and have patience

I know you guys did it already, I heard some of the players said they waited for 10 or 15 minutes and still stuck, of course it’s still stuck because it’s not long enough.

[⚠️Important](edit: not important anymore) Put the disc and let it installed wait until the loading screen appears, once it appears just wait until 30 or 40 minutes after that keep your PS3 stay awake from the screen saver, then you let your PS3 keep loading and don’t do anything with it, let your PS3 wait until it automatically turning off, it depends how long you set your time on ‘System Auto-Off’ , mine set in After 1 hour. ❇️Go to (Power Save Setting ➡️ System Auto-Off ➡️ Game/Other Features ➡️ After 1 hour)

❇️After it turn itself off then turn it back on and boot the Resistance 3 again it will work.

(Note: I was letting my PS3 turn off automatically while I switched to different HDMI to play The Evil Within on my PS5, if you keeping the HDMI screen with PS3 and you see the game finally done loading and the ‘Press Start’ appears then you’re good to go)

❌No need to Rebuild Database ❌No need to Restore File System ❌No need to Update the Game First (if you want to do these thing just in case to make sure everything run down smoothly then go ahead)

My Resistance 3 copy is Region 3 I heard a lot people says they’ve same loading issue issue with R3 copy.

It work on my Super Slim Model CECH-4300 with replaced SSD hard drive Crucial MX500 500GB.

Did anyone else feel relieved to see the chimera again in resistance 3 during the prison era🤣🙏🏼

My own Lego creation. Currently working on building a Goliath next.

I can't believe a indie developer is able to bring this game in upscale res and 60 fps verse a juggernaut.

I've been playing Resistance 3 on PS5 through premium streaming. It's all been pretty smooth for me to play the game. The vibe of the game is unmatched to a lot of fps shooters I play. I really like that this series has a weighty story and some Fallout vibes. I was very surprised as a native to see St. Louis in the video game. I have never seen STL in any video game until Resistance 3. I was in awe and blown away.

I am super excited to see more Resistance games coming on streaming, even it's not the best way to play it. I really hope by playing more of the games through PS5, they'll see that there is more interest in the franchise continuing even if they're occupied by Spider-Man, Rachet and Clank, and Wolverine.

The following review was something that I originally wrote back in 2011 when Resistance 3 was new.

Resistance 3 starts off with a comic book-style opening, briefly explaining the events in the first two games. After this, you are plunged into the world where you, as the father of a little boy, have been injected with a cure to the game's enemy virus that mutates whatever it comes into contact with.

As an outcast warrior with Nathan Hale's blood on your hands, you are sent on an epic adventure to rid the world of the remaining Chimera by blowing up their space station and and… well, that's pretty much it.

The game is your standard by-the-levels shooter with a meek story that almost never feels like it has anything to do with the first two games (Three counting Resistance Retribution on PSP).

I wouldn't mind if the game didn't try so hard to be an engaging cinematic experience with the feeling that you're on an epic quest to accomplish something great.

However, Resistance 3 tries too hard to make you connect to these characters without offering you an incentive as to why you should.

Am I trying to redeem my family's name after killing the last game's protagonist Nathan Hale by ridding the world of the invading Chimera for good? The game starts with an interesting premise of the rebel fighting for his family, but it keeps this premise stretched throughout the entire 10 to 12-hour experience.

What I mean is that in every other cutscene, your silent protagonist will speak, only to constantly remind you about his wife and son. It gets annoying real soon.

That's this game's flaw; it tries too hard to be something that it's not. The game attempts to grab your sensitive side by showing off little kids in shelters spread throughout the game. Still, without any substance to back it up, it feels like it's only been added in for shock value or to make you care about what you're fighting for when all you really want to do in the back of your mind is kill stuff.

 You will often run into characters who tell exciting stories about their lives, and just as you start to get interested, the game throws you wave after wave of Chimera at you. 

You will be given absolutely no intent to continue filling you in on the characters' backstories.

The game suffers from the same mistake that Homefront made. Just because you put little kids in a war game doesn't make it any more compelling, it's obvious they're just there for shock value, and it doesn't even do that right.

If the game really wanted to shock the hell out of you, it should have shown little kids getting mutated in front of your eyes as you are forced to euthanize them in front of their parents to avoid causing them any more pain. Now that's clearly not the direction the developers were going for, but at least that would make you angry at the alien monsters who dare to attack children and force you to murder them. If the game had that kind of balls, I would totally respect the developers for doing so.

But even without all the faux character development and pointless cutscenes, the game falls short of greatness on a few other levels.

Resistance 3 loses some of the restraints that the previous game had, such as only being able to carry two guns at once. But I found it to be a little too forgiving at times. Now I'm all up for shooters that try to stray away from the two weapons limit regenerative health formula, but Resistance 3 is not the way to do it right.

First off, the upgrading system, what a joke; if Insomniac was aiming to add RPG elements to their game, then in that regard, they failed. Instead of acquiring experience points to use to upgrade your weapons by, oh, say, going to a weapons vendor like in most good RPG shooter games, Insomniac seems to think that guns magically get stronger after use.

If you fire a gun repeatedly to the point where you've exhausted its threshold, then logic says that the gun will get weaker over time. However, in the magical world of resistance, your guns upgrade in strength and speed and even acquire new attachments out of the blue just from killing enough enemies.

The game also makes no effort to hide the fact that it wants to be half-life 2. From the abandoned train station to the mineshaft level to the bearded scientist whose eyes seem to glow in the dark, everything in this game feels as though it is a derivative of Valve's greatest successes; I was even expecting halfway through the game to acquire a portal gun.

Now in terms of actual gunplay, the series shines brightest. Freezing enemies to death, blowing their heads off, and electrocuting someone has never felt better in a video game.

But I couldn't help but think that the game was unbalanced even with such a dreaded arsenal at your disposal. On one level, I was sent out into a barnyard to fend off invading Chimera; The moment I went into this scenario, I was ambushed from every direction by what felt like an endless wave of enemies. They continuously appear from out of thin air and never give you a chance to think; you have to mindlessly shoot them until either they give up or you die.

All that I wanted to do in this scenario was get past them and continue onward with my quest, but having a constant stream of enemies bombarding you from every angle makes the game feel like padding; instead of focusing on the level design, the developers just thought that it would be easier to throw endless waves of enemies at you. This is especially loathsome during the last level of the game. Instead of setting the stage for an epic boss battle, you navigate through seemingly endless corridors that all look the same with no sense of direction or what you're supposed to be doing. And the game just ends without so much as an epic battle against some gigantic mother, Chimera. That's right; Resistance 3 does not have a final boss.

The game tries throwing everything that it has at you towards the very end, but none of the enemies is a match for your overpowered arsenal. Also, one of my biggest gripes with the campaign would be the inability to restart from a previous checkpoint. Since this is a by-the-level shooter, I don't see why they couldn't have a continue from checkpoint option. This was most annoying for me when I just barely missed a diary entry on the ground a few meters above where I just fell. I wanted to collect it so I could complete my diary and audio log collection, but since I couldn't restart from the pause menu, I had to kill myself just to get back to the time before I missed the journal.

Oh, by the way, did I mention that this game has audio logs? So on top of shamelessly ripping off half-life, the developers also wanted to take a crack at Bioshock. One final gripe about the gameplay is why the hell can't I carry around health packs to use at my disposal whenever I wish? You'd think that a guy who could carry around 11 guns, a sledgehammer, and 20 grenades would have room for a health packet or two. The game doesn't have regenerating health, which is fine, but there were often times when I felt that the game was teasing me. There was one instance when I came across an abundance of health packs, but I already had full health, and there were no enemies in sight. So the whole point of having a cluster of Health packs in that spot felt utterly useless since I couldn't pick up any.

As far as multiplayer goes, it's a standard affair.

It doesn't have the epic sense that Resistance 2's 60-player online battles had, and with a paper-thin unlock system, there's not much to keep you here for long. Nonetheless, a fun little distraction that will keep you entertained for at least a couple of hours. The single-player portion, however, needs to amp up its game. It is long, and some of the levels are memorable, like the prison escape level, Which I found to be the best and most well-developed section of the game. It's ironic how a game that focuses on fighting aliens is at its peak when it pits you up against other humans.

The game also supports co-op both locally via split-screen and online; however, other than unlocking two trophies, the co-op feels pointless. It makes the game feel like a cakewalk since you never genuinely fear dying, knowing that your partner could always revive you at any time. Still, if you really want to shoot some aliens with an arsenal that would make Rambo blush, Resistance 3 can be a lot of fun. But if you want a sci-fi game with fun RPG elements that offer an exciting story and a way of implementing these elements into the gameplay, I would recommend Singularity or Deus EX Human Revolution.

Score 7.0/10

So soon after sharing with y'all the Resistance 2 and Retribution YTPs, here is the Resistance 3 YTP. Work on Fall of Man and the others is unknown but soon! Hope you all enjoy this one.

Video link: https://youtu.be/Y-svfSMLhFI