Are you hiding it so deep for fear of players discovering it? “Resident Evil 9: Requiem” actually hides a set of safe house is gaining traction fast, and early community reaction suggests this one has real momentum.
As with major stories across retro and modern gaming, the key details are in how players are responding, how the platform owners move next, and whether this remains a short spike or a longer trend.
Players recently discovered“Resident Evil 9: Requiem (Resident Evil 9: Requiem)”There is actually a set of special reloading animations hidden, and the trigger conditions are very tricky! The player must control Leon or Grace to stay in the safe house and remain still before the character can perform this set of actions on its own. It’s no wonder that most people haven’t seen it at all. After all, in a place like the safe house, many players either come to save files or organize props. They usually don’t have enough time to stand around in a daze and wait for the characters to act on their own.
Different characters have different flavors
According to Suzi Hunter, the first player to dig out the details, when Leon triggers this action, he will unload the magazine in a very smooth way, and even eject the bullet from the gun chamber gracefully.The whole temperament is the kind of Leon style that makes you look handsome even when you are in a daze.. If Grace performs the same action, the look and feel becomes more contrasting, bringing out another character personality. What’s even more exaggerated is that after further digging, it was discovered that different weapons in the game seem to have their own idle reloading animations. Even Grace’s pistol and even the submachine pistol have their own versions.
Capcom actually hides the animation in the most difficult to see place?
This set of actions will not affect normal combat because the character will automatically reload the weapon as soon as the player leaves the safe house and starts moving. So from a practical point of view, this is not for your tactical operation at all, but more like a small gift secretly given to the detail party by the development team. It is precisely because of this that many players are asking after reading:Since this kind of animation has been done, why not just put it into the official gameplay?? Some people have even begun to speculate that it would be more reasonable if a similar tactical reloading mechanism was added to New Game+ after “Resident Evil 9: Requiem”.
The most indispensable thing now is the details that allow people to slowly explore
In addition to this hidden reloading animation, players have recently been digging out various Easter eggs and clues in the game, including Leon’s marital status, hints that may be related to the next game, and some simple boss methods that are only hidden in files. In other words, it’s not just that some Easter eggs are interesting, but that Capcom really buried the details to the point where it’s almost impossible for you to see them all in the first round.
For people who like to tear down games repeatedly, this is of course a surprise; but for ordinary players, after seeing this kind of news, they will probably only say: So how many things did I miss before?