Anon10/19/25, 05:26No.12110207
You either didn't actually play it or you used a guide.
I'm refusing to believe that you played the game blind and the enemies posed you zero challenge. The melee combat has a learning curve before you stop taking easily avoidable damage, and if don't know where the extra ammo and healing items are around town, you have to conserve the hell out of your resources, so you can't just shoot every enemy in each area.All of this applies to RE1-3 as well. If you don't actively try to never use your best weapons, you will run out of ammo. And the enemies create tension because of this because you have to use weak weapons or avoid them because you can't just use the shotgun on everything.In this way the genre is similar to dungeon crawlers, where you are constantly on edge that your next encounter could spend too many resources, thus preventing you from making it to the next area/out of the dungeon.