I honestly think they overcompensated like what the others have said due to RE Village DLC costing $20.
5 and 6 are ass, what a shit taste.
I definitely feel SW is worth more than $10. It’s that good and probably triples the content original SW had. I feel like I fleeced Capcom really lol.
I kinda agree. Part of RE2’s puzzle is actually knowing what you get and where to get them. RE4’s random drops do away with this mentality of limited resources and item management. You do however have another resource to juggle which is pesetas.
Just play it at 30fps on PC where you can control the framerate cap.
Oh for sure. In Re2 you aren't buying and selling items. It's all based on finding stuff in your location and it's usually better to just flatout avoid most threats or learn how to deal with them. Lickers can be avoided entirely just by walking past them before they even notice you.
or on a base PS4 for a more immersive experience, jet engine included.
I’ve felt the same before but got used to it pretty quick. I attribute this preciseness due to RE4’s gunplay compared to the remake. One of the initial problems I had with the remake is that it inherited the previous remake’s focus reticle. Add that to the gun sway and sometimes you feel very imprecise in shooting. It’s much easier in the original due to every weapon having a laser sight.
I second this. Takes a bit getting used to but it works really well once you do. You just shouldn’t be stubborn about it.
By the way… this topic reminds me of a workmate of mine who refused to give the Original RE4 even a chance because you could not strafe (!) - even though I told him that the game is not designed for that and made certain adjustments to accommodate for it.
When did I speak against using a shotgun for saving time? You’re making up hypotheticals then acting like I said them.
Completely disagree. Maybe they patched it or something. Kill them all in hopes of loot or run by to save ammo, doesn’t matter. Focus on stuns to do more melee, doesn’t matter. Scour every inch of the level for pickups, craft stuff, doesn’t matter. It seems to dynamically adjust drops to keep you strung along.
Yes I have played resident evil games. A lot of them, many times over.
The slowest and most ineffectual weapon I’ve ever seen in any RE game.
I’ve met plenty of people who agree with me.
Many people never learned all the things you can do so I don’t fault people for being distracted by the level design being bad. Unlike this game, you have a huge variety of effective options and can play creatively and responsively.
Dude, I was the one who brought up shotgun in the first place and you were against using resources as a reply to MY shotgun post. I was following my own line of thought.
There are dynamic drops HOWEVER there are also static drops that aren’t random. Like I know for sure where to get four guaranteed flashbang grenades before the El Gigante fight before you even have the chance to craft them no matter the difficulty. I know where to get static hand grenade drops EVEN if they are from yellow barrels. The difference is you can actually run out of ammo pretty easily in higher difficulty because enemies need more damage to be killed. You need to prioritize who to kill, what order and with what tool to use. You can go gungho on lower difficulties.
Also has virtually infinite ammo which pretty damn even the scales. Besides with the mines, it’s an easy miniboss/boss killer. Killed Bella sisters and Mendez in less than one second with this bad boy.
You mean very common takes that I have seen all over the internet. Plus it would seem the only thing we truly disagree on is the amount of ammo the game gives you. Everything else I have named has been acknowledged BUT it's okay BECAUSE of this that or the other thing. Bottom line is we see all the same design changes, I hate where they lead in the end-result gameplay while some others here like where they lead.
i love actions games, i'm no extranger to fucking around with game mechanics just for the fun of it.
The sluggish, goofy sack-of-potatos movement put a massive damper on the game for me to begin with. I even prefer the way the original controls by a long shot.
I might plug KB/M into my Xbox to see how much is them massively failing at gamepad controls and how much is the actual animation/character movement. It worked way better in RE2R since the whole thing was designed for a slow and deliberate pace and keeping your distance and the ammo was pre-placed.
I love Wesker 's voice acting in the dlc he is pretty good
Headpops doesn't stop plaga from coming out. There's a reason I pointed out earlier that you need to hit their body where the Plaga resides AND kill them instantly. Leave a sliver of health and they will pop up guaranteed if they are predetermined to have a Plaga inside. They are randomly selected. Although some specific ganados are guaranteed to have a Plaga no matter how many times you restart.
I never meant that headpop would stop a plagas from popping out. That obviously doesn't make any sense at all since that is usually when you find out they even had one. It sounded like you meant that on a headpop there would be the "threatening to come out" animation and that is when you have to get rid of their HP before they come out, which is why I showed some instantly coming out.
No, not every single villager. I only recommend doing so in places where you actually get swarmed at. Places like the example above, maybe the dynamite valley after the abandoned factory, the emblem area on the lake.
I’ve played all the great games this year. And I believe RE4 Remake is the best of them all. But I never played the og
RE4 is an action game with horror elements. Lots of intense gunplay.
In co-op with a friend, 5 is awesome. 6 though….it’s basically a gears of war game.
6 is ultimate trash. Took me until 2020 to finally beat it - and I played and finished everything RE day one since 1997.
