Fans harass Resident Evil 4 voice actress

 Lily Gao, who was in charge of providing the English voice for the character Ada Wong in the popular Resident Evil 4 video game remake, appears to be facing a lot of backlash for her work. As a result, she has decided to delete her Instagram accounts.

 Lily Gao also portrayed Ada Wong in the 2021 film "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City," which received negative reviews from specialized reviewers. Perhaps as a result of this link, Jolene Anderson, who portrayed Ada Wong in the Resident Evil 2 remake, was chosen to voice Ada Wong in this new video game installment. Additionally, since the release of "Resident Evil: Damnation" in 2012, Anderson had already been in control of the character and even of capturing the facial movements.

 However, Lily Gao's performance began to draw harsh criticism after the release of the "Resident Evil 4" remake, which she ultimately turned on herself. She chose to delete almost all of her Instagram posts and close the comments on those that did survive after getting a lot of hateful comments on social media.

 Her performance has been criticized by some media outlets as being mediocre, but it appears that the criticism stems from the fact that she took Jolene Anderson's position in the talented "Resident Evil 2" remake. On the other hand, some people oppose Lily Gao being harassed on social media and instead back Lily Gao personally, regardless of how she performed in the video game.

 Since the remake of "Resident Evil 2," there have been different voices for each character. It is thought that this is because of both the recent trend of matching the race of the character and the person voicing it, as well as Anderson's membership in the voice actors' union, which prevented CAPCOM from using unionized actors. When critiquing a product, criticism is sometimes appropriate. It should never, however, escalate into outright criticism of the promoter or act. Always approach constructive criticism of a piece of writing in restraint.