chachs official Resident Evil 4 hints and questions Thread
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TortillaChip520
One of the Oceanic 6
after that, i bought a couple weapons in the third round, and bought the URL.
now i want the PRL 412, but i gotta play pro mode
now i want the PRL 412, but i gotta play pro mode
TortillaChip520
One of the Oceanic 6
don't waste ur time w/ assignment ada, u don't get anything.
get through seperate ways first, it's the easiest/best result.
get through seperate ways first, it's the easiest/best result.
TortillaChip520
One of the Oceanic 6
you have to beat the main game once, and also beat assignment ada on the gamecube version.
Ezekiel86
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Hmm okay I'm not sure where this thread's going but I feel compelled to share some things I've learnt from Resident Evil 4 here.
Alright,
1. The rocket launcher for El Gigante, I believe, is largely unnecessary in the easier skill levels. Buying it on Easy seems wasteful. By the time you play on Normal you'd be good enough to have worked out a routine that works without the Rocket Launcher, and on Hard, buying a Rocket Launcher would be in the interest of saving ammo.
2. Salazar's Right Hand is VERY difficult on Hard using conventional weapons. Even if you do manage to kill him, your ammunition supplies will be drained to such an extent that will mean most of your weapons will be useless for some time. Buying a Rocket Launcher would probably be a wise move, once again in the interest of saving ammo.
3. Salazar himself isn't particularly challenging on any skill level. A few solid hits to the big main eye will cause him to come out of his protective covering, and after a few repeats, will be dead without the expenditure of too much ammo/health. A Rocket Launcher isn't necessary.
4. Crows and exposed Plagas are vulnerable to your Flash Grenades. Instead of attempting to shoot a bunch of crows (which is usually a very sloppy job) just hurl a Flash Grenade in their direction instead. It will instantly take them all down and leave you with whatever untold treasures they held. Same story for exposed Plagas. When one pops out of a villager's/zealot's/mercenary's head, a Flash Grenade will kill them instantly. It is generally better to do when there's a number of them. For instance when Leon must face off against the sets of three suits of armor inhabited by Plaga parasites.
5. In The Mercenaries minigame, Hunk is incredibly effective against the Bella Sisters (Chainsaw women) in the Village level. One TMP round to the head will stun them, which will allow him to perform his one-hit kill move - The Neckbreaker. You can stack up a lot of points knowing this.
6. The Novistadoors (Flying bug monsters with glowing eyes) take several hits to kill when they're on the ground, but while they're airborne one hit from anything will kill them instantly, regardless of whether it's a magnum round or a single shotgun pellet. Any shotgun is very effective and will bring down a bunch of airborne Novistadoors in no time.
7. A fully upgraded Punisher can penetrate up to five enemies with one bullet, making it very effective against large groups. However it has a lower maximum firepower rating than other handguns. Weigh these factors up for yourself and decide if it's good for you.
That's about all I have time for now. I was supposed to be getting ready for work fifteen minutes ago, but I thought I'd share that with you.
Peace out,
Ez
Alright,
1. The rocket launcher for El Gigante, I believe, is largely unnecessary in the easier skill levels. Buying it on Easy seems wasteful. By the time you play on Normal you'd be good enough to have worked out a routine that works without the Rocket Launcher, and on Hard, buying a Rocket Launcher would be in the interest of saving ammo.
2. Salazar's Right Hand is VERY difficult on Hard using conventional weapons. Even if you do manage to kill him, your ammunition supplies will be drained to such an extent that will mean most of your weapons will be useless for some time. Buying a Rocket Launcher would probably be a wise move, once again in the interest of saving ammo.
3. Salazar himself isn't particularly challenging on any skill level. A few solid hits to the big main eye will cause him to come out of his protective covering, and after a few repeats, will be dead without the expenditure of too much ammo/health. A Rocket Launcher isn't necessary.
4. Crows and exposed Plagas are vulnerable to your Flash Grenades. Instead of attempting to shoot a bunch of crows (which is usually a very sloppy job) just hurl a Flash Grenade in their direction instead. It will instantly take them all down and leave you with whatever untold treasures they held. Same story for exposed Plagas. When one pops out of a villager's/zealot's/mercenary's head, a Flash Grenade will kill them instantly. It is generally better to do when there's a number of them. For instance when Leon must face off against the sets of three suits of armor inhabited by Plaga parasites.
5. In The Mercenaries minigame, Hunk is incredibly effective against the Bella Sisters (Chainsaw women) in the Village level. One TMP round to the head will stun them, which will allow him to perform his one-hit kill move - The Neckbreaker. You can stack up a lot of points knowing this.
6. The Novistadoors (Flying bug monsters with glowing eyes) take several hits to kill when they're on the ground, but while they're airborne one hit from anything will kill them instantly, regardless of whether it's a magnum round or a single shotgun pellet. Any shotgun is very effective and will bring down a bunch of airborne Novistadoors in no time.
7. A fully upgraded Punisher can penetrate up to five enemies with one bullet, making it very effective against large groups. However it has a lower maximum firepower rating than other handguns. Weigh these factors up for yourself and decide if it's good for you.
That's about all I have time for now. I was supposed to be getting ready for work fifteen minutes ago, but I thought I'd share that with you.
Peace out,
Ez
Ezekiel86
Chillin in the Mill
- Jun 26, 2006
- 429
- 7
- Wii Online Code
- 4149-4465-6987-2962
Hmm okay I'm not sure where this thread's going but I feel compelled to share some things I've learnt from Resident Evil 4 here.
Alright,
1. The rocket launcher for El Gigante, I believe, is largely unnecessary in the easier skill levels. Buying it on Easy seems wasteful. By the time you play on Normal you'd be good enough to have worked out a routine that works without the Rocket Launcher, and on Hard, buying a Rocket Launcher would be in the interest of saving ammo.
2. Salazar's Right Hand is VERY difficult on Hard using conventional weapons. Even if you do manage to kill him, your ammunition supplies will be drained to such an extent that will mean most of your weapons will be useless for some time. Buying a Rocket Launcher would probably be a wise move, once again in the interest of saving ammo.
3. Salazar himself isn't particularly challenging on any skill level. A few solid hits to the big main eye will cause him to come out of his protective covering, and after a few repeats, will be dead without the expenditure of too much ammo/health. A Rocket Launcher isn't necessary.
4. Crows and exposed Plagas are vulnerable to your Flash Grenades. Instead of attempting to shoot a bunch of crows (which is usually a very sloppy job) just hurl a Flash Grenade in their direction instead. It will instantly take them all down and leave you with whatever untold treasures they held. Same story for exposed Plagas. When one pops out of a villager's/zealot's/mercenary's head, a Flash Grenade will kill them instantly. It is generally better to do when there's a number of them. For instance when Leon must face off against the sets of three suits of armor inhabited by Plaga parasites.
5. In The Mercenaries minigame, Hunk is incredibly effective against the Bella Sisters (Chainsaw women) in the Village level. One TMP round to the head will stun them, which will allow him to perform his one-hit kill move - The Neckbreaker. You can stack up a lot of points knowing this.
6. The Novistadoors (Flying bug monsters with glowing eyes) take several hits to kill when they're on the ground, but while they're airborne one hit from anything will kill them instantly, regardless of whether it's a magnum round or a single shotgun pellet. Any shotgun is very effective and will bring down a bunch of airborne Novistadoors in no time.
7. A fully upgraded Punisher can penetrate up to five enemies with one bullet, making it very effective against large groups. However it has a lower maximum firepower rating than other handguns. Weigh these factors up for yourself and decide if it's good for you.
That's about all I have time for now. I was supposed to be getting ready for work fifteen minutes ago, but I thought I'd share that with you.
Peace out,
Ez
Alright,
1. The rocket launcher for El Gigante, I believe, is largely unnecessary in the easier skill levels. Buying it on Easy seems wasteful. By the time you play on Normal you'd be good enough to have worked out a routine that works without the Rocket Launcher, and on Hard, buying a Rocket Launcher would be in the interest of saving ammo.
2. Salazar's Right Hand is VERY difficult on Hard using conventional weapons. Even if you do manage to kill him, your ammunition supplies will be drained to such an extent that will mean most of your weapons will be useless for some time. Buying a Rocket Launcher would probably be a wise move, once again in the interest of saving ammo.
3. Salazar himself isn't particularly challenging on any skill level. A few solid hits to the big main eye will cause him to come out of his protective covering, and after a few repeats, will be dead without the expenditure of too much ammo/health. A Rocket Launcher isn't necessary.
4. Crows and exposed Plagas are vulnerable to your Flash Grenades. Instead of attempting to shoot a bunch of crows (which is usually a very sloppy job) just hurl a Flash Grenade in their direction instead. It will instantly take them all down and leave you with whatever untold treasures they held. Same story for exposed Plagas. When one pops out of a villager's/zealot's/mercenary's head, a Flash Grenade will kill them instantly. It is generally better to do when there's a number of them. For instance when Leon must face off against the sets of three suits of armor inhabited by Plaga parasites.
5. In The Mercenaries minigame, Hunk is incredibly effective against the Bella Sisters (Chainsaw women) in the Village level. One TMP round to the head will stun them, which will allow him to perform his one-hit kill move - The Neckbreaker. You can stack up a lot of points knowing this.
6. The Novistadoors (Flying bug monsters with glowing eyes) take several hits to kill when they're on the ground, but while they're airborne one hit from anything will kill them instantly, regardless of whether it's a magnum round or a single shotgun pellet. Any shotgun is very effective and will bring down a bunch of airborne Novistadoors in no time.
7. A fully upgraded Punisher can penetrate up to five enemies with one bullet, making it very effective against large groups. However it has a lower maximum firepower rating than other handguns. Weigh these factors up for yourself and decide if it's good for you.
That's about all I have time for now. I was supposed to be getting ready for work fifteen minutes ago, but I thought I'd share that with you.
Peace out,
Ez
Marioman
Locke likes oranges
Nice info man...i never knew number 4
Jmadness94
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chach said:
i did the same with my handgun!!!!
wario2ooo
vote for me....Wario!
wow....is been awhile since i played this....lol
TortillaChip520
One of the Oceanic 6
^yeah lol, it just seems like.....deja vu...
TortillaChip520
One of the Oceanic 6
that's what i like to hear!!
the Chi-Ty is so fun, but ur accuracy is gonna go waay down, just be aware of that.
the Chi-Ty is so fun, but ur accuracy is gonna go waay down, just be aware of that.
