"It's delicate outside the body, strong inside; there's no real way to weaken the infection rate that we've found yet without cutting back on its-" Wesker realizes he's about to take off into science-speak. "Making it less infectious tends to mean that it kills far more slowly, allowing more time for an infected person to flee the area and spread it over a wider area."
It all has the sound of something he's been over before. They had so many arguments about this, even during beta testing.
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Date: 2009-03-17 05:17 am (UTC)It all has the sound of something he's been over before. They had so many arguments about this, even during beta testing.