Weapon ammunition is scattered throughout most locations of the game. This can be remedied by removing custom parts, allowing the player to save slots for their inventory and store them for later use. For example, the Suppressor (MQ-11) reduces gunfire sounds, preventing the player from being attacked by enemies such as the Tyrant or Lickers, which use echolocation to track down the player's character.Ī few of these custom parts cause the weapons to take two slots instead of one in the player's inventory screen. Some parts give the respective weapon new abilities. These parts greatly increase their effectiveness, such as by raising their attack power or reload speed, making them more efficient at killing enemies. Some weapons have custom parts designed for them which modify them in certain ways. The W-870 upgraded with the Long Barrel (W-870). The player can switch weapons by using the on consoles or the scroll bar on PC. The player can click the 'SHORTCUT' button to reassign their weapon to the designated shortcut of their choice.However, the player cannot use the other weapons in the shortcut slot unless that weapon is unequipped. By selecting the chosen weapon and clicking the 'EQUIP' button.The player can manually switch weapons with the following methods in their inventory screen: Attempting to fire the weapon or moving while aiming will reset the reticle. If the reticle is small, it gives the player's gunfire much more accuracy and damage. The player must first equip a weapon via the inventory to aim it at the desired targets.Ī reticle will appear once the weapon is aimed, which will become smaller when aimed for a short period of time while not moving. Resident Evil 2 remake uses an over-the-shoulder third person perspective, where the player can freely-aim their weapon while moving the camera angle accordingly.

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