You can use it across all scenarios for both Leon and Claire. It’s yours, you earned it
Resident Evil 2 Remake
- Thread starter Kamikaze Revy
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Yup. That's one of the things that if you mention, old school gamers will call you a "casual" for, but I agree with you.
My time is limited. I don't have any interest in having sections where I'm completely lost without a clear understanding of where I need to go or what I need to do next.
I don't mind taking a minute to solve a specific puzzle, or small section, but running around the same areas for 20 - 30 minutes with no real idea of what's next is stupid as hell to me for a video game.
This is a fantastic game overall, but I agree with what you said.
Brief Keef
Superstar
so u want a game to tell u everywhere u need to go next ? esp a horror game ? that defeats the purpose
Agreed... Especially if you played the first 2 resident evils THERE WAS NO HAND HOLDING!!!!
sink or swim...
I was specific with what I wanted.
I specifically said I don't mind taking a minute to solve puzzles and sections.
I've bigged this game up non-stop. I haven't been completely lost or wasted any time in this game yet. The sections aren't that big to begin with so far...But I can see and agree with why someone else would feel that way because I've experienced it before to a bigger extent in other games.
The map in this game is actually incredibly useful. It tells you with icons the locations of everything you've discovered, so there's never an instance of "now I found this handle, where the hell was that room with the pipes again!?"
What this game does wrong though, is not giving you the ability to damage enemies at all times.
I understand they chose to make the knife break to limit the amount of counter attacks you have but to me, that decision was bad.
They should have done like the RE1 remake and limit the amount of counter items but keep the knife as a permanent option to do a least SOME damage to enemies.
That way, if you DO run out of ammo for whatever reason, you always have a way to move forward.
There's a thin line between "no hand holding" and "poor game design".Agreed... Especially if you played the first 2 resident evils THERE WAS NO HAND HOLDING!!!!
Not everything needs to be spelled out with a red trail on the map like Red Dead Redemption, but there doesn't need to be a complete lack of direction either.
This game does a good job of walking that line for the most part, especially with how detailed the map is.
Probably could have done my first playthrough as Leon on Hardcore. I finished last night with over 100 rounds for the handgun, 5 for the Magnum, A full flamethrower and multiple heals and knifes 
I don't know how you're supposed to do it to get the full playthrough. So do I start the normal Claire playthrough or do the B story?
I don't know how you're supposed to do it to get the full playthrough. So do I start the normal Claire playthrough or do the B story?
Yes, theres literally a note in the game either on the 2nd floor or the 3rd floor by the room where you use the c4 that states just walk pass themThink I'll try a hardcore run after I do a b-side run.
So just walking pass the licks won't cause them to react?
I'm not an elite gamer
At least its not dark souls...
Resident Evil you can figure out shyt because its plain as day when the puzzles are in your face...
Like if there's a statue that has 3 circular grooves I imagine it needs 3 things that fit in the holes... the puzzles aren't THAT complex!!!
Who said the puzzles are complex?At least its not dark souls...
Ya'll take a simple generalization I made about games and started defending points I didn't even mention.
Who said the puzzles are complex?
Ya'll take a simple generalization I made about games and started defending points I didn't even mention.
Yoooo there are people online complaining about the puzzles man...
