By Rob Sutter
After participating in "Resident Evil 4" yesterday, it's dawned on me just how much Leon Kennedy has to cope with. The primary character of the game seems to be burdened - to say the least - not just with a slew of afflicted zombie-like humans but protecting Ashley, the daughter of the game's president. For the most part, Kennedy does his job well but I think that he could stand to be even more powerful. This is why I recommend the application of kettlebell weights more than just about anything else.
Being a qualified ex-police officer in his own right, Kennedy knows how to defend himself. Like any officer you may think of, he's a good shot with a gun and he will be able to take the fight to just about any supernatural or infected beast that stands in his way. He's also handy in terms of hand-to-hand combat, being able to shift between the two styles of battle in a seamless way. Regardless, I can't help but feel as though he's typically met with beings stronger than he is.
Jack Krauser stands as one of the tougher villains that this game has ever seen. From what we learn, he faked his own demise and now he came back into the picture, apparently stronger than ever before. This was done through a deal he had made with Albert Wesker, who stands as the true villain in the Resident Evil series that has been seen throughout it. Krauser's ability to mutate his arm into a blade and his archery skills render him a challenge for Kennedy, as you could tell.
Kennedy has a great level of power to consider and I think that, no matter what limits he has as a human, it can be expanded. Kettlebell weights are the fashion which I recommend since they work to help the body as a whole without focusing on a single idea. Everyone has a certain capacity in which they can become strong but who's to say that it can't be challenged? I believe that this can be the case, especially when you have names along the lines of Lorna supporting said exercises.
Kennedy proves to be more of the more resilient action heroes seen in gaming but he is still very much a human being. He's going to stumble upon mutated creatures of likes of which we can only envision in the world that we live in today. The issue is that Kennedy only has so much in the way of security, seeing as how manmade weapons are his only means of guarding himself against such beings. When up against such odds, he could use all of the strength he can gather.
Being a qualified ex-police officer in his own right, Kennedy knows how to defend himself. Like any officer you may think of, he's a good shot with a gun and he will be able to take the fight to just about any supernatural or infected beast that stands in his way. He's also handy in terms of hand-to-hand combat, being able to shift between the two styles of battle in a seamless way. Regardless, I can't help but feel as though he's typically met with beings stronger than he is.
Jack Krauser stands as one of the tougher villains that this game has ever seen. From what we learn, he faked his own demise and now he came back into the picture, apparently stronger than ever before. This was done through a deal he had made with Albert Wesker, who stands as the true villain in the Resident Evil series that has been seen throughout it. Krauser's ability to mutate his arm into a blade and his archery skills render him a challenge for Kennedy, as you could tell.
Kennedy has a great level of power to consider and I think that, no matter what limits he has as a human, it can be expanded. Kettlebell weights are the fashion which I recommend since they work to help the body as a whole without focusing on a single idea. Everyone has a certain capacity in which they can become strong but who's to say that it can't be challenged? I believe that this can be the case, especially when you have names along the lines of Lorna supporting said exercises.
Kennedy proves to be more of the more resilient action heroes seen in gaming but he is still very much a human being. He's going to stumble upon mutated creatures of likes of which we can only envision in the world that we live in today. The issue is that Kennedy only has so much in the way of security, seeing as how manmade weapons are his only means of guarding himself against such beings. When up against such odds, he could use all of the strength he can gather.
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