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It does mark it in your map…

Thanks! Glad you liked the video.

Hi, I am not sure about the golden case, as I have not used it before. I only know that you can get more credits when using the case. It is possible some of the items that are dropped may differ from the two difficulties. But the items from many of the breakable item boxes are partially random. The game actually checks to see what items you need. It is not uncommon to get multiple of the same items, especially if you are low on that item. For example if you are low on health, and you don't have any first aid spray on you, or any other healing items. The game will try and give you more green herbs for health. Same thing goes with ammo etc.

I did not know about this, let me test it out and see.

@@NICKSPchannel223 Thanks. I'll be looking forward to it

@@leachblah6313 Hi, I did some testing relating to this, with the latest version. I tested with the M1897 shotgun and also the semi-auto one you get in the late game. If you try to block smaller enemies that have weapons, such as swords, axes, you will always take damage. However, if the smaller enemies drops their weapon and just tries to grab you. Yes, you can actually block all the damage from the grab, it seems Ethan doesn't lose any health. It doesn't matter if you use the shotgun or not, even the handgun or the rifle still works. There appears to be no significant difference in damage reduction relating to which weapon you equip on Ethan. But, if multiple enemies try to grab you, then it can sometimes do damage. I am not exactly sure how it works, perhaps it is related to your characters orientation. It seems if you face the attack directly and block, it won't do any damage, but if the attack comes from your flank or side, it will do a small amount of damage. It seems attacks from the rear will do more damage. Timing the block doesn't seem to matter, you can just hold the block and it still works. Also, any attacks from larger enemies, such as bosses will always do some damage regardless how you block.

@@NICKSPchannel223 Thank you for your effort. Results are interesting. I rarely block with shotguns. Maybe that's why I didn't notice it. But it's kinda disappointing. They even added metal to metal friction sound and sparks effects when blocking with shotgun but Ethan takes the same damage as any other weapons.

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Yes, there appears to be several beetles in the game, one from each major location in the game. One in village area near the lakeside settlement, but you can only get in Chapter 4 when you return to the area. The one in the castle is unique because even when you miss it in Chapter 8, you can come back to it later as long as you don't go to the top of the clock tower, but the others, you cannot go back once you past the area/chapter.

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Hi, this can a bit hard to explain, but with Carlos punch, you need to press the punch/tackle just before the enemy starts its attacks, not before the enemy is about to hit you with the attack, it is different to perfect dodge, it requires you to take action before. But, you cannot do it too early as well, if you do too early, Carlos will not do the punch, just the tackle, which does not stun the hunter for very long and exposes you to more damage. Secondly, the game has a hidden difficulty adjustment, which makes the game harder and harder, the more punches you hit. So effective, it is more and more difficult to counter the hunters instant KO. To make this even worse, the hunter will spam instant kill attacks at close range once its carapace is damaged. Since the cross punch does very little damage and you need to get so many punches in, eventually the hunter will be able to land the instant kill. So, the trick I showed here in the video is to keep distance from the hunter. For many reasons, first the hunter will rarely use its instant kill, since the attack has a short range. Secondly, the hunter will likely to use its running attack, which is not only easier to counter, but is also not an instant kill. Additionally, even if you get hit by the running attack, it is fine, because as soon as you take damage, the difficulty adjustment will drop, making the next few punches easier to land. I also showed that you can move to the hunters flank (not back), and this somehow stops them from using the instant kill attack. The hunter will not use its instant kill attack if Carlos is on its flank, or if it is it is on Carlos flank, or if Carlos is behind it. But if you stay behind the hunter, it will do a quick backward attack which can be difficult to counter. So, the best way to defeat the hunter with only the cross punch is to just try and avoid getting too close, let the hunter come to you, bait its easier attacks and then counter punch.

Green red and yellow is the best combo, because it gives max HP and a full heal.

Thanks for the comment. Yes, the game can be very challenging, I actually wanted to work on a separate strategy on the final boss, but just never got around to it. Once I finish with RE4, I will try and do it. Not sure if things have changed since I last played, which was a long time ago. But there is a memory which causes enemies to take extra damage for a set amount of time, it is basically a negative debuff called "weakness" I think, and it can do insane damage when it is stacked with shadow round and menacing stance, it is actually better than armor reduction because armor reduction can only reduce the armor to zero, once it is zero, it cannot go lower, the debuff, however, can stack continuously and it will cause more and more damage to be taken. I tried this on the maid already, and you can defeat her basically without her "transforming" into the third phase.

At first, I didn't know you can shoot the lamp, but later on I found out you could just shoot the lamp with the handgun and it is easier. Avoid using the knife, it also makes it harder. I played Amnesia before I played RE8, so I thought it was the same type of puzzle.

@@NICKSPchannel223 ill have to try that in the future lol thanks for the update, i did this the hard way, it took forrrever

The gate in the graveyard will not open in the beginning, it only opens once you have progressed past a certain point in the game. You have to complete Beneviento's house, i.e. defeat the creepy doll boss. Then return to the graveyard, and the gate should open. Then you can grab the stone slab. After that return to the entrance of Beneviento's house to put the stone slab and get the treasure.

@@NICKSPchannel223 I’m passed benevientos house and I’m sure I’m close to the ending of the game I’m with Heisenberg right now. Maybe I need to keep going in the story idk

@@oscarllamas8524 If you have passed Beneviento's house, then the gate should have already opened in the graveyard. There is no need to go further. Can you still return to the village area of the game? If not, try and load an earlier save file.

@@NICKSPchannel223 I’ve returned to the graveyard and back to that one tomb with the missing piece and still nothing it’s still locked

@@oscarllamas8524 After you return to the graveyard, is the gate open? Or is it locked? Can you see a stone slab inside?

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As long as you don't get the exclusive upgrade, if you sell the weapon, you can get most of the credits you used to upgrade the weapon back from the merchant. If you have already got the exclusive, then it is better to keep the weapon. Another way to get ammo quickly which I did not mention in this video, is that you can put all your other weapons in the typewriter storage, except the weapon you are low on ammo, say the magnum, then run around the map and open as many crates as you can to try and get more ammo. This takes advantage of the games RNG, which usually spawns ammo and items that you need. Unfortunately, this is not a full proof method because of the RNG. Also, there are some item crates which can spawn more ammo than others, so you need to know which ones to open to increase your chance.

really? I upgraded it fully the second I got to chapter 6 or 7 the castle one you just have to do a bit of side quests instead of just doing main missions

its cheaper if you just buy and hoard Recourses / gun powder plus use the 2 Magnum charms as well as putting all your weapons in storage ( in the easy run through chapters) and let RNG drop Magnum Ammo for you.. this way you dont loose your exclusive ticket upgrade as well as all the money your loosing buying back and upgrading the Gun again.

Hi, it has been a long time since I played this game, but as I remember, get to the house with the red chimney/roof (I think), in the main village area. There should be a door/gate nearby you can open with the iron key, you need to open the door, and get through. I remember there is also a ladder around? To the right side, there should be a small cabin, inside you can find the well wheel. Because you need the iron key for this, you will have to have finished the castle section of the game, i.e. defeated the big tall lady.

I am not sure if there is a way to remove the armor, I have tried it in the game to sell the body armor/combat vest, there appears to be no way to sell it back to the merchant for some reason. If you want to do a no armor run, you have to make sure not to buy it I think. Maybe the game developer "wants" you to use the armor.

@@NICKSPchannel223 Without mods, there is only one way : 1. Find a way to break it 2. Save your game. 3. Reload your save. After doing this, the vest should be "invisible" until it is repaired. Or else, you can use a mod if you're playing on PC ❤.

The game is beatable without the vest

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@@NICKSPchannel223 can i ask u something? do u know how to farm traits? i want Resourceful . do u know how to get this traits?

@@irisd4rkangel946 Hi, do you mean the one that gives you +10 action points (haven't played the game for a while). Unfortunately, I am not actually sure how to farm traits exactly, but some traits will happen if certain conditions are met. For example, I always get this +10AP trait on my blade masters, but it is hard to get this on my shield bearer. Maybe it is related to how much damage/kills your daughter makes, since my blade master always deal damage and kills, it is more likely get this trait? Not 100% sure. I know that if you do not take much damage, your daughters may get the "arrogant" trait more. After many playthroughs, some traits I always get, others I rarely get. So I think the traits you get is a combination of RNG as well as non-RNG conditions, i.e. if you meet certain conditions, there is a chance your daughters will get a certain trait, but it is not set in stone. Also, certain traits appear to be only available after a certain time, i.e. after progressing the game past a certain point. For example, there was one trait I kept looking for that gives you extra experience, so you can level up faster, but it requires one daughter to deal a lot of damage to enemies, but leave the killing blow to another daughter. I tried many times to get this, but was never successful, only managed to do it once and it happened rather late into the game (in the fourth week I think).

@@NICKSPchannel223 ok thx u so much. i will try my best. but my enemy alway run to my blademaster and hit sad. this game so good and so hard for me haha

Their attacks do have a large hitbox, but perfect dodge gives you enough I-frames so their attacks will not connect. The I-frame appears to kick in as soon as the dodge animation starts, so there is no delay, but there appears to be no I-frame during the recovery animation so you can still get hit when getting up from the dodge (almost like dark souls 3 without the blood ring). The knife counter after the perfect dodge will always knock them down even on inferno. There are actually two other ways to avoid their attacks, one is to position dodge, baiting their attacks and then quickly change directions to avoid it, similar to how you position dodge in RE2, it is more risky as position dodging gives no I-frames and there is no sub-weapons to avoid instant kills. Another method is with the backstep knife parry, you actually get a small window of I-frame when using the knife parry, but it requires really good timing, and the backstep itself does not give enough spacing to avoid the attack, so timing the I-frame is important. I rarely ever use the knife parry in RE3, but apparently you can use the I-frame to avoid many different attacks, including punches from Nemesis.

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Thanks! Yes, I am always having trouble with that part of Chapter 7. I am still trying to get the run time below 3 hours, and Chapter 7, 10 and 11 are generally the bottle neck.

For the counter punch to work, you need to attack just before the enemy launches their attack. It works different to perfect dodge, where you need to dodge when an enemies attack is just about to hit Jill. So, for Carlos' punch, you need to act first, but you cannot do it too early as well. Basically, you need to guess when the enemy is about to attack, and then go for the tackle/punch. The window of opportunity is very small and this is made even more difficult because the timing is different to perfect dodge. But, that is not all, you can also punch an enemy if they are stunned with a flash grenade or if they get hit by a electric generator. You can also punch an enemy on their recovery frame after the enemy finishes their attack (assuming their attack did not hit you), again the opportunity is limited, so you need to time and space correctly. You can also interrupt certain attacks from enemies during the middle of their attack animation, for example, when the zombies are charging at you, generally this is easier to do if the attack comes from the side, rather than the front (not sure why). Another factor to consider is there is a hidden difficulty adjustment/level in the game, which can make it easier or harder to do the punch. For example, after taking damage, you will often find it easier to do a few cross punch, then it gets harder again. I don't know exactly how the difficulty adjustment works, so this is just from experience playing the game. Finally, some enemies appear to be easier to punch, for example the hunter betas are easier to punch around, until you break their armor, then they will spam the instant kill attack, which can be difficult to intercept unless your timing and spacing is perfect. I did want to make a video explaining the difference between perfect dodge and the counter punch, but I never got around to it, maybe I will do it after I finish with RE4 remake.

@@NICKSPchannel223 iv gotten down most of it its just the lickers that seems to sort of be a problem, (mainly their lunge attack) iv played around with the timing but it seems to be all over the place in terms of success rate btw for jill dodging, what exactly is it that causes the perfect dodge to active, is it distance between jill and the enemy or how far into attack animation they are ?

@@analothor For the licker's jump attack, the one that they hop backwards and jump on top of you that instant kills you on inferno, that attack is difficult to intercept with the punch, you have to counter punch the licker before it starts to do the jump attack. So as soon as it hops backwards, you need to tackle the licker, the spacing and timing needs to be very accurate. Another thing is the difficulty adjustment I think, this can change how easy it is to do the counter punch. I am not exactly sure how it works, like how it affects the timing. For the perfect dodge to work, you need to make sure to "side step" or dodge just before an enemy lands their attack. So both spacing and timing are important. You need to dodge during the "active frames" of an enemies attack, i.e. the frames that can land the attack and damage Jill. It is easier to dodge into the attack than dodge away from an attack, because the spacing becomes less of an issue. However, on inferno enemies can attack twice, so dodge into an attack may not be a good idea. The safest way is to dodge towards the side, either left or right. But, if you are speeding through the game, sometimes you have to dodge into an attack or else you will waste time. Also, with the perfect dodge, I think you can also dodge with you press the aim button with the correct timing as well. So, it is possible to dodge twice if your timing is really good.

@@NICKSPchannel223 i have at least on one occasion chained three dodges on a row Iv been playing around with it some more, I think I've nailed it down to the how close their legs are from Jill, dodging backwards doesn't work on zombies unless you have the STARS manual I'm actually having the most trouble with Nemesis (since all attacks are sped up on inferno and that final boss fight is BRUTAL) Also the devs really pissed me off when they gave Nemesis the opportunity to interrupt the most iconic line of the game always ruins that bit for me when I get hit