Resident Evil 4 Remake may have new boss fights, reworked maps, and a shiny new look, but one thing remains the same as all previous versions. Terribly low ammo. there are many Here’s how to save ammo in the RE4 remakebut for both new players and returning veterans, there’s a new way to save ammo you need to know: the Bolt Thrower. Merchant of Chapter 2 (and sold at that merchant Chapter 3, if you are short on money and ammunition, you should take advantage of this). Check out the video at the top of the page on how the bolt thrower works and exactly where to get it.
The Bolt Thrower has “infinite” ammo that can be replenished after firing in main mode. Initially, he starts off with the ability to load four bolts, which fires a little slower than a handgun, but can be used just as well. The key is to use the bolt thrower on your head or legs. This allows you to stagger enemies (her 2 shots in the leg depending on power), expose them to melee attacks, and save ammo. Bolts appear as ammunition pickups on dead enemies if they find a mark, or in the environment if they miss. Here are some bolt throwing tips to get you started.
- Bolt Thrower also has a mine throwing mode. Basically, when you pierce an enemy, it’s a timed grenade, and when you pierce the floor, it’s a proximity mine. Using a mineshot will destroy the bolt.
- -Bolts will appear on the map after being fired and not picked up.
- Bolts in inaccessible locations cannot be retrieved, but if they are high up on a wall, they may be retrieved by pressing them against the wall.
- Upgrade power first, then add capacity and rate of fire. This makes the Bolt Thrower nearly as effective as a handgun. However, the rate of fire is rather slow, so be careful when shooting from a distance.
- please do not If you don’t use the bolt thrower against flying enemies or enemies with large gaps behind you, you can lose the bolt.
- Aim for the feet instead of the head to reduce bolt loss. If you fail, instead of diving into the horizon, you just hit the ground!
- You can craft new bolts from the knives and mines you pick up, but you’ll need merchant recipes and other ingredients.
- Use the Bolt Thrower to target crows roaming the ground (not high up) to drop random items without startling nearby crows.
- Attachable mines can be used to cover windows and doors from enemies in ambush, or can be placed on routes where enemies are known to try to grab Ashley while you are busy fighting enemies. can be planted.
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There is a large guide made by a very good player and you can find the link below.fun Resident Evil 4 Remake, one of the best games I’ve ever playedand Happy Throw!
