It's missing the juking element to classic RE games and honestly the backtracking and puzzle elements are a far cry from the original games not to mention the lack of enemy variety. It felt like any run of the mill modern day first person horror game with some minimal RE elements tacked on.
I literally never wasted scrap on machine gun ammo. Try making that and then reloading
My last crafting item that I didn't realize was when you combine 2 green herbs so they're in an injector/vial. Then later add another green herb to that.
Cat Head mode would have pushed their sales to 10 million. What a shame.
What a shame.
and a car
you should start from the beggining with REHD, cause if you play this one first it ll be hard to go back, also, its not great on the deck but it ll run just fine.
I did a full casual run on my oled deck. Performance was overall decent with the occasional hiccup likely from loading assets. It didn't mess with gameplay. Don't recall really messing with settings though, just left it on default other than capping it at 45fps (it wasn't always stable but consistent enough for me).
Well, thats only reinforces my point
If you can only play a couple, the remake trilogy pack is a good prelude to RE9
Insanity difficulty is not as difficult as something like Akuma difficulty in Evil Within, even someone like me who's not the most high skill player can beat it.I took my sweet time, but I'm finally watching the credits roll. I thought some parts were better than others, but all in all, it was bloody awesome. I'll definitely play through it again, but I doubt I'll get the platinum trophy for this one. Not sure I like the sound of the speed run trophy, or the higher difficulty (finished on Standard Modern, so I'll try again on classic).
Total play time 14:11:43. Just need to trim off 10 hours for the speed run trophy
I don't usually replay games either, but the speedrun trophy with no heals and no blood collector was pretty easy on Casual—and Insanity with unlimited ammo and the RPG might be even easier. I'd say you could finish both runs in about 3–4 hours each. My speedrun took me exactly 3 hours, and this Insanity run might end up being even faster. I'll know soon since I'm almost done.I took my sweet time, but I'm finally watching the credits roll. I thought some parts were better than others, but all in all, it was bloody awesome. I'll definitely play through it again, but I doubt I'll get the platinum trophy for this one. Not sure I like the sound of the speed run trophy, or the higher difficulty (finished on Standard Modern, so I'll try again on classic).
Total play time 14:11:43. Just need to trim off 10 hours for the speed run trophy
I'm doing that difficulty without infinite ammo or RPG…..Not enough CP to get them.
Why though? I like challenges, but Insanity isn't a challenge, it's slop. It was made with the unlockables in mind and that shows during gameplay.
The IQ on the Switch 2 version is insane. Best looking game on the system and I'm guessing will be for a long time
I felt Insanity became easier after I went down to the bottom of Care Center. At RPD, now. About to kiss this game goodbye, soon. But, after 2 playthroughs and getting almost all achievements. It's been nice.
Yeah I think most difficult part was Care Center as Grace. Still insanity giving me nice challenge especially I'm without infinite ammo it make resource management fun.
I wish we could talk more here, but it isn't the spoiler thread. that said. I enjoyed how the game allows you to tackle resource management. Using parries helps and explosions to take out multiple MFers.
That shit is annoying when you have stellar cans in your ear with an audio dac and atmos. It was like she was inside of my brain, moaning. I didn't know, at the time, whether to be annoyed or aroused.
With Leon section you could focus on attacking zombies that carrying weapons and use that weapon kill other zombies which save you ammo.
