Some event checklist are exclusive to Very Hard mode, thus players are required to play the mode through to achieve 100% checklist. Puzzles are harder to figure and require slightly more backtracking compared to easier modes. This prompts a more evasive and cunning playstyle instead. Enemies are at their strongest players will often find themselves run out of ammunition should they engage enemies in the game, even down to the more common zombies. Items are very scarce, and most of them will be replaced by key items. It's unlocked in both titles by completing all five main scenarios in Hard mode. In Outbreak File #2, It is unlocked after completing the "end of the road" for the same price. In Resident Evil Outbreak, it is unlocked after completing the Decisions, Decisions scenario. Some other items are also obtainable by defeating Nemesis.ĭifficulty select is only available in Japanese versions. There are only 8 inventory slots (but after Carlos Oliveira gives you the "Suspender", there will be 10 slots). However, Special Weapons are available after collecting parts obtained by defeating the Nemesis-T Type. In the Item box, only the Knife is available. In Resident Evil 3, Jill will start with only a Handgun and the Reloading Tool. However, Special Weapons parts (which players can obtain by defeating the Nemesis-T Type) are not available. Ink Ribbons are also affected their amount is infinite, allowing the player to save as much as they want. Also, all weapons are available at the Item Box (except the Grenade Launcher, Gatling Gun and Rocket Launcher). In Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Jill Valentine will starts with a First Aid Kit, an Assault Rifle and two clips of Assault Rifle Ammo. 
This happens more often with the Lickers. In this mode, enemies will cause a lot more damage, ammo and health items will become a lot more scarce, and usually, with certain monsters, your health can be taken from Fine to Danger in one hit. Although the Rookie Mode was featured in the Gamecube and PlayStation versions, Nightmare Mode and Expert Mode are missing for unknown reasons.
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In Resident Evil 2, Nightmare Mode and Expert Mode are available only for the Dreamcast And Windows Ports.
The only other difference is that when you use the Ink Ribbon to save your progress, it will be colored white versus being blue or red. 
Kennedy and Claire will start out with an additional 120 HP, more gun bullets and three First Aid Sprays once they reach the Item Box. Resident Evil 5 and onwards uses more standard "Easy/Normal/Hard" settings seen in gaming in general. Resident Evil 4 and onwards most games difficulty worked in tandem with the Rank mechanic to dictate changes, and again mostly not changing item placement or events. Resident Evil 0, the GameCube remake of Resident Evil, Resident Evil Survivor, and Resident Evil Dead Aim all used a straightforward method of re-calculating numbers from picks up for ink ribbons and ammo to damage taken/given rather than rearranging item placement or event. Resident Evil 2’s original Japan release was found to be too difficult so a regular and a rebalanced “easier” setting called “USA Mode” was added to later versions. The first Resident Evil did not have hard mode, so Director's Cut was developed to further challenge players. Difficulty choices weren't formally implemented right away or used a standard across titles for a while.
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