system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Resident Evil] Do zombies really make for that good a weapon?

In Resident Evil, Umbrella seems to be marketing Zombies as a weapon of war, because they can wipe out populations without damaging infrastructure.

Fair enough, but zombies can’t surrender. Meaning that once an enemy city has fallen to the undead, your soldiers have to go in and clear out every last one, a process that would almost certainly take longer and cost more than rebuilding a bombed out city.

Also, if civilians get bitten and become zombies, they will not discriminate by side. Meaning that you are turning non-combatants into active threats to both you and the enemy.

How is any of this practical?
gpt
The zombies were more like a prototype of their bioweapons research.

Super soldiers like Nemesis and Mr x was what they were actually working towards. Near unstoppable weapons to hunt down whoever you tell it to.