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Golgo 13
The Man With The Golden Dong
Don’t get me wrong everything is executed incredibly well. I’m just not sure if this game is for me.
Definitely wouldn’t mind running around blasting shit but the whole “run from everything” vibe is beginning to get really annoying.
Danjin44
The nicest person on this forum
For me i need to struggle in survival horror games or there is no point. If I can clear every enemy in the area then you no longer "surviving" and instead you are just playing much more slow version of Doom.
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TacosNSalsa
Member
Clover Key + Records Room= ????
I'm assuming you got the first and closest electronic part already
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Do both yourself and the readers of this forum a favor:
Put the game down. Play something else. Come back to it when you have a more patient and open mindset regarding what the game has to offer.
You can't blame the game for not carrying wares it never advertised.
Mr Hyde
Member
I´ve been to the records room and I didn´t find anything there. I think. I´ve been so stressed with Mr X I don´t know, lol But I have obtained a "electronic part". Apparently that is not enough.
Golgo 13
The Man With The Golden Dong
Agreed. Maybe playing the more recent RE’s sold me on a more action oriented series.
May not be a bad idea, either that or I could force myself to keep playing! Usually not a good idea.
TacosNSalsa
Member
Yea you need 2 to get out of the garage...you should've gotten a
handle
jack in the library
Dr. Claus
Banned
Two words: "Git Good".
Seriously, you are playing a survival horror game. You need to survive, manage resources, and make sure every bullet hits. Not that difficult, all told.
Arozay
Member
Yeah I figured as much, I just didn't expect the master tactician to be hiding underneath for no reason.
I remember him busting through the press room wall in the original I think, haven't seen it in this game though.
Mr Hyde
Member
I found the right path now. I went to a room which I hadn´t checked properly due to my poor status and zombies all over the place, but I finally managed to prevail. Thank you for taking the time to help, though.
And I survived. I can´t believe I survived. I´m on red, making my way to the garage when Mr X punches through a wall making me soil myself, he misses his swing by an inch and I run like hell to escape him. And when I´m almost through to the garage this one last zombie stands in the hallway and moans, and I try to run past him but he grabs my neck and I think I´m done for. But lo and behold, I survive and can finally get some rest and save in the garage. Holy shit I´m lucky. But I probably have to start a new game because I can´t see myself going through this with no health and barely any ammo (although I managed to grab some gunpowder and make some shotgun shells). This entire run has been survival horror with a capital S. Can´t complain on that.
888
Member
Only thing I have run from is Mr X. Everything else dies.
Only ran low on ammo after Birkin for a bit. Storage is stuffed with Health Items.
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888
Member
Did you find the jack handle and go thru the library to the 3rd floor and then the clock tower?
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Verdanth
Member
Just finished Leon's Campaign. If it wasn't because of KH3 tomorrow, I would dive right in into Claire's scenario.
I'll speak as someone who didn't play the original back in the day.
Had a blast with the game. Very well executed in terms of survival, atmosphere and gameplay. RE Engine is fantastic.
Tried to explore as much as possible but there are areas that I missed, and didn't found one of the keys.
Mr. X is great, well balanced and he is there to give you some extra tension moments. Every time de SOB appeared I panicked.
End game boss battle are difficult. Had to do the last one only with handgun bullets and only with one herb, because the previous one drain me out.
Puzzles lack more complexity in my opinion.
While not as iconic as REmake, at least for me (it's very, very difficult to beat that mansion), this remake manages to re-ignite the survival genre in a amazing way, having in mind today's standards.
I played with unlimited saves, but with the ribbon system this game shines even more.
Well done Capcom, give me RE3 remake now.
I'll speak as someone who didn't play the original back in the day.
Had a blast with the game. Very well executed in terms of survival, atmosphere and gameplay. RE Engine is fantastic.
Tried to explore as much as possible but there are areas that I missed, and didn't found one of the keys.
Mr. X is great, well balanced and he is there to give you some extra tension moments. Every time de SOB appeared I panicked.
End game boss battle are difficult. Had to do the last one only with handgun bullets and only with one herb, because the previous one drain me out.
Puzzles lack more complexity in my opinion.
While not as iconic as REmake, at least for me (it's very, very difficult to beat that mansion), this remake manages to re-ignite the survival genre in a amazing way, having in mind today's standards.
I played with unlimited saves, but with the ribbon system this game shines even more.
Well done Capcom, give me RE3 remake now.
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Jill Valentine
Member
Well I've beaten the game 3 times this weekend. S+ on hardcore will be no joke. I did make a safety save before facing the ending. I could cut about 10 minutes off from forgetting 1 or 2 things completely. Could cut a chunk off by not going for resources before lab, but damn it might be tight. And another few by knowing the lab passwords beforehand. Dunno if I'm going to play anymore for a while. Played way too much this weekend. The bad part is I'm obviously going to need warm up again if I stop playing for a while...
Holgren
Member
It is funny all the complaints I've seen here from Mr. X. He makes the game so much more suspenseful, I love it.
In fact, I would like for him to RUN at you when he sees you, that would make me shit my pants. I hope Capcom does make Nemesis run at you in RE3 Remake, obviously making it gameplay viable.
In fact, I would like for him to RUN at you when he sees you, that would make me shit my pants. I hope Capcom does make Nemesis run at you in RE3 Remake, obviously making it gameplay viable.
Nickolaidas
Member
This.
If you are careful with your resources, you can take down mostly everything the game throws at you - at least on Easy or Standard.
Nickolaidas
Member
If it helps, I always do this when I play a new RE Survival Horror title:
I play the game for a few hours, and after exploring the first ten rooms, learning the gist of the combat (aiming, critical hits) and prepare myself better for those encounters that cost me a lot of resources because I wasn't prepared for, I then restart the game, armed with that knowledge. I always find myself with more ammo and health items in the second playthrough attempt and beat the game.
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ZehDon
Gold Member
Just finished Leon’s campaign. Coming from a huge RE fan, who’s favourite is RE2, this was pretty damn rock solid stuff. Early Game of the Year contender, just like 7 was for me when it came out. I think it tops REMake, mostly because it truly updated RE2’s formula - this is survival horror resurrected. Love that individual zombies can be huge threats, love that lickers are fucking horrifying, and that the bosses make me panicky as hell. Best RE since four. Once I finish the next play through, we’ll see where it stacks in my list of favourites!
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Chiggs
Gold Member
Fuck. I tried this and it didn’t work. I’m going to reinstall the game, delete the DLC, restart the Xbox, reinstall the game, restart the Xbox, and then reinstall the DLC.
FYI: the DLC did work for me for a little bit, but then it stopped for no reason whatsoever.
sertopico
Member
There's no point. You run around in circles and in the end you die. It's a metaphor of life.
captainraincoat
Banned
so many memories coming back of me spending most of my game with 2 bullets in my pistol and no other ammo and me trying to get through a room of zombies
Oh and that mr x.....imagine if it was done like dark souls and you could play as mr x and invade peoples games
Oh and that mr x.....imagine if it was done like dark souls and you could play as mr x and invade peoples games
hollowcupra
Member
After playing the game for two straight days with two trophies away from the platinum and with the hype gone i think my feelings are mixed for this game.
From one hand i loved the fact that i got the chance to see all the locations i remembered from my childhood playthrough in todays graphics, i really felt like a little kid while i was playing the game and all the new stuff they added but at the same time it left a bitter taste.
I miss the trasformations, cutscenes that explain who is MisterX and why he exists, more stuff about Birkin, more stuff about everyone actually.
What i hated the most though was the absence of the zapping system. It felt really akward to visit the same locations on the scenario b and find everything at the same spots they previously where. It was that point that i started feeling disconnected from the game, it felt like the two heroes jumped to separete universes. I know that i'm probably the minority here and i don't want to be hated for my opinion but i feel that while the Remake was really good as a remake, it was also a big missed opportunity on many fronts.
I would say that in the end the game felt like an amazing fanmade project, if it makes any sense. I should add that the only video or picture i've ever seen for the remake prior it's release was the reveal trailer only, so maybe it's my fault for not knowing what to expect exactly.
Sorry for my bad english.
From one hand i loved the fact that i got the chance to see all the locations i remembered from my childhood playthrough in todays graphics, i really felt like a little kid while i was playing the game and all the new stuff they added but at the same time it left a bitter taste.
I miss the trasformations, cutscenes that explain who is MisterX and why he exists, more stuff about Birkin, more stuff about everyone actually.
What i hated the most though was the absence of the zapping system. It felt really akward to visit the same locations on the scenario b and find everything at the same spots they previously where. It was that point that i started feeling disconnected from the game, it felt like the two heroes jumped to separete universes. I know that i'm probably the minority here and i don't want to be hated for my opinion but i feel that while the Remake was really good as a remake, it was also a big missed opportunity on many fronts.
I would say that in the end the game felt like an amazing fanmade project, if it makes any sense. I should add that the only video or picture i've ever seen for the remake prior it's release was the reveal trailer only, so maybe it's my fault for not knowing what to expect exactly.
Sorry for my bad english.
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Jill Valentine
Member
Also protip, Mr.X doesn't start in scenario B until you
which means you can do everything short of acquiring the medal from the goddess statue before ever activating him. Which means he's only around for a few minutes, though getting that medal is murder room. I'm 90% sure he just teleports to fuck you over when you go for it. Make sure you move the bookcases so you only need to make 2 more movements when you finally get around to using the jack.
It has been a few years since I last played RE2. I need a reminded of the differences between A and B.
I do remember there were unique parts even at the end of the game like entering the lab in B scenario. I have noticed that the only area design difference in this game is the beginning here before you go under the statue, but I felt like RE2 original was the same when I think back on it. Extra enemies are placed. Less ammo is supplied. Really [2nd] seems like a last minute addition to the game, to continue the difficulty curve and give you a reason to play as the other character. It's a mix of RE1 and RE2 in that way.
Enter the STARS office
It has been a few years since I last played RE2. I need a reminded of the differences between A and B.
I do remember there were unique parts even at the end of the game like entering the lab in B scenario. I have noticed that the only area design difference in this game is the beginning here before you go under the statue, but I felt like RE2 original was the same when I think back on it. Extra enemies are placed. Less ammo is supplied. Really [2nd] seems like a last minute addition to the game, to continue the difficulty curve and give you a reason to play as the other character. It's a mix of RE1 and RE2 in that way.
hollowcupra
Member
What i really loved on the original was the fact that i could leave ammo or weapons for the scenario b character to pick. It was a small thing but it really added on the experience that the two heroes are trying to survive by helping each other.
On the remake i just felt that they fight only for themselves.
Secret_Lover
Member
Hearing people complain about Mr.X is a head scratcher for me. I did Leon A on hardcore and pretty much ended up exploring the police station in the worst possible order so that big ass trenchcoat wearing motherfucker was chasing me around for a good 1,5 hours while I frantically scavenged what I could and tried to avoid getting my butt licked by those damn roof-dwellers and it was one of the most rad gaming experiences I´ve had since forever.
Tarin02543
Member
I do not understand the criticism on the Tyrant, I think this is the main attraction to the game.
Mr Hyde
Member
Yeah, I found everything for the power panel puzzle. I´m just about to try and solve it.
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Got it Friday, played it to death over the weekend, could not put it down. They've absolutely nailed the "keep things faithful while injecting enough new stuff to make it interesting" that I was hoping for. Did Leon A in 6 hours and Claire B in 5, helped that I'm "used to" Resident Evil 2 I guess. Game seemed easier in the A route with the overwhelming amount of health/ammo pickups but B definitely stepped it up a little. I might have hung onto the game and done some hard more / S rank runs but I've got too much other stuff to play, will definitely come back at a later date.
Mr. X is one of the best parts of the game and it's hilarious watching people complain about him.
It's also kinda funny seeing all the people that haven't played the old RE games try this. "What, I can't just pick up that key and move it to that door? I have to drop something?" "How does the same boss die twice in two different ways in the same story?"
Oh, and it's kind of a shame that the spiders were cut, I didn't get poisoned once in both playthroughs, anyone else notice that?
Mr. X is one of the best parts of the game and it's hilarious watching people complain about him.
It's also kinda funny seeing all the people that haven't played the old RE games try this. "What, I can't just pick up that key and move it to that door? I have to drop something?" "How does the same boss die twice in two different ways in the same story?"
Oh, and it's kind of a shame that the spiders were cut, I didn't get poisoned once in both playthroughs, anyone else notice that?
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Gavin Stevens
Formerly 'o'dium'
Friend of mines review, he loves it, obviously 
Jill Valentine
Member
HotPocket69
Banned
Those plant like zombies in the lab greenhouse can poison you
Aren117
Member
Is that you, Satan?
Right? Whole 1st and 2nd are basically the same this time. Hell, we don't even have to get to the RPD, the character already starts there. Sure, it was a short trip on the original, but you did get to see some new scenes, like how and why the chopper crashed, the Tyrant arriving...
Loved how Annette and Marvin are more fleshed out this time, but everything else feels like a step back.
Mochilador
Member
Why is the Tyrant called Mr X? I always remember him having that name but I don't remember where it came from.
Maybe I saw it in some magazine.
Maybe I saw it in some magazine.
Werewolf Jones
Member
Anyone calling for an RE4 remake is a fake fan.
Finished Leon B last night, really miss my anime OVA level closure. Felt like a Netflix original closing scene.
Finished Leon B last night, really miss my anime OVA level closure. Felt like a Netflix original closing scene.
Aren117
Member
The novel and some merchandising uses this name, but ingame he's just Tyrant.
Badlucktroll
Member
It feels so good to play a real survival horror game. I hope this sells gangbusters and sends a message to developers. My hope is that it inspires konami to remake the first silent hill with the fox engine. Mr X didn't really bother me. I was always aware of where he was. But i can see how it would suck if you are totally lost and looking for stuff.
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LaughingStock
Member
Mr X is like the alien in Alien Isolation. At first you're like "oh shit" and after a while you're "not you again...".
Finished Leon's campaign. Loved it. The only thing i didn't enjoy, though i understand why it's like that, was the boss fights. The controls are too tanky when you need to move fast and dodge.
Finished Leon's campaign. Loved it. The only thing i didn't enjoy, though i understand why it's like that, was the boss fights. The controls are too tanky when you need to move fast and dodge.
Jill Valentine
Member
Don't know if I'm a genius or not but an eternal trick I discovered myself;
When you set the detonator, if you stand between the bookcase that falls over and go through the door to the library just as it blows, the bookcase never falls over and you can walk back into the room. I'm so sure it teleported Mr.X away because he had to have been on my ass there everytime.... and his pathing must have went bonkers for a sec as the bookcase cuts off his line to you or something as the game thinks you've suddenly appeared in the library for a split second.
It's a life saver in [2nd] because it's a total dead-end with Mr.X and a licker might appear too? Honestly can't remember. Point being it means you don't have to lift the bookcase to leave so you can hightail it right to the statue and insert the last piece. Also gives you time to kill the zombie who hangs out of the ceiling after you place the detonator. I swear to god this trick is going to be a staple in every speedrun. You'll thank me later.
When you set the detonator, if you stand between the bookcase that falls over and go through the door to the library just as it blows, the bookcase never falls over and you can walk back into the room. I'm so sure it teleported Mr.X away because he had to have been on my ass there everytime.... and his pathing must have went bonkers for a sec as the bookcase cuts off his line to you or something as the game thinks you've suddenly appeared in the library for a split second.
It's a life saver in [2nd] because it's a total dead-end with Mr.X and a licker might appear too? Honestly can't remember. Point being it means you don't have to lift the bookcase to leave so you can hightail it right to the statue and insert the last piece. Also gives you time to kill the zombie who hangs out of the ceiling after you place the detonator. I swear to god this trick is going to be a staple in every speedrun. You'll thank me later.
HotPocket69
Banned
When I took the secret passage back to the police station to grab some hidden goodies, X was nowhere to be found. Really I only dealt with him for a pretty short amount of time. He’s not in the sewers for example.
With what you read on here, Reee and Reddit it's like he breaks and ruins the whole experience. Yeah sure I guess if you decide to go explore and collect all the items and shit while he’s around.
If you grab everything as you go and make every room you can 100% explored by the time you really run into him, you shouldnt have any problems.
With what you read on here, Reee and Reddit it's like he breaks and ruins the whole experience. Yeah sure I guess if you decide to go explore and collect all the items and shit while he’s around.
If you grab everything as you go and make every room you can 100% explored by the time you really run into him, you shouldnt have any problems.
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DreamsiclesPlz
Member
I'm definitely interested in the remake, but I'm a total coward
TGO
Hype Train conductor. Works harder than it steams.
Weird I haven't even seen Mr. X and I've done that part
dan76
Member
Cool tip about the detonator room. I take it you are talking about scenario B.
It would be good to know about Mr. X trigger points. He's hardly in Leon A and he didn't seem to turn up for a while in Claire B for me. Perhaps in B not looking at the computer screen in the main hall delays him?
The only time I was sure he would turn up is when
It would be good to know about Mr. X trigger points. He's hardly in Leon A and he didn't seem to turn up for a while in Claire B for me. Perhaps in B not looking at the computer screen in the main hall delays him?
The only time I was sure he would turn up is when
you pull the valve for the helicopter fire, that's the first time he appears in A.
Jill Valentine
Member
You only have to do the detonator with Mr.X chasing you in Scenario B/[2nd].
Mr.X doesn't appear in B until you either enter and
leave the STARS office or walk passed the STARS office.