Learn how to unlock infinite ammo in Resident Evil Requiem! Complete the story, earn CP through challenges like speedruns and no-healing runs, and purchase the ultimate weapon buff.
Alright, so you're looking to make things a little easier on yourself in Resident Evil Requiem, huh? Infinite ammo is definitely the way to go. It's not something you get right off the bat, but trust me, it's worth the effort. Here's the lowdown on how to snag that sweet, sweet infinite ammo buff.
- 1Beat the Game First: You absolutely have to complete the main story of Resident Evil Requiem on any difficulty. This is your key to unlocking all the extra goodies, including the ability to purchase infinite ammo.
- 2Check the Bonuses Menu: Once you've seen the credits roll, head back to the main menu and look for the 'Bonuses' section. This is where all the unlockable content lives.
- 3Find the Infinite Ammo Upgrade: Navigate to the 'Weapons' section within the Bonuses. You'll see Infinite Ammo listed there, but it'll cost you a hefty 50,000 CP. There are other cool buffs too, like infinite hatchet durability for 20,000 CP and infinite RPGs for 35,000 CP (you'll also need to buy the RPG itself for 15,000 CP).
Earning Those Challenge Points (CP):
Now, 50,000 CP is a lot, and a single playthrough usually nets you around 10,000-15,000 CP, depending on how tough your first run was. So, how do you get the rest? You'll need to tackle some of the game's bigger challenges:
- Classic Difficulty: Beating the game on Classic difficulty gives you a nice chunk of CP.
- Minimalist/No Healing Runs: Completing the game without using any healing items is a serious challenge but rewards you well.
- Sub-4-Hour Speedrun: If you can blast through the game in under 4 hours, that's another big payout of around 20,000 CP.
- Mystery Challenge: There's another challenge that also gives 20,000 CP, but players haven't quite figured out what triggers it yet. Keep an eye out!
Recommended Strategy for Grinding CP:
After you've finished the main story, your best bet is to start a new game on a casual difficulty. This makes it much easier to focus on completing those specific challenges. Try to combine the minimalist, no-healing, and sub-4-hour runs into one playthrough. You'll already know the game inside and out, making navigation a breeze and combat much more manageable with the lower difficulty setting. This approach should help you rack up enough CP to finally purchase that infinite ammo.
- Focus on completing the major challenges (Classic, speedrun, no-healing) on a subsequent playthrough after beating the game once.
- Casual difficulty makes these challenge runs much more forgiving, especially for the no-healing and speedrun objectives.
- Don't forget to check out the other guides for files and Raccoon statues – completing those can also earn you bonus points!
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