"Grace is able to craft a makeshift knife out of scraps you'll scoop up while exploring. Not only is it helpful for fighting off zombies that get to close, but they can also be used as a quick melee attack to strike both enemies and the raccoon collectibles without wasting ammo."
"Because ammo is so limited in Grace's sections, you're better off using what little resources you have to stun an enemy, rather than wasting bullets trying to take them out. A few shots to the head or kneecaps will typically put a zombie in a stunned state, which will allow you to shove them to the ground and run past them."
"If you can't enter a room, assume it's for the other character. The map is very generous about marking supplies. Try to have a knife at all times for collecting purposes."
Resident Evil Requiem functions as two distinct games with separate protagonists, each following different rules and possessing unique tools. Leon has access to consistent resources including a hatchet for melee attacks, while Grace operates under severe resource limitations and must craft makeshift knives from scrap materials. Players should recognize that locked rooms are designed for specific characters and utilize the generous map marking system for supplies. Collectible dancing raccoon bobbleheads require melee destruction; Grace should use crafted knives to avoid wasting ammunition. Grace's combat strategy emphasizes stunning enemies rather than eliminating them, allowing players to conserve limited ammo and escape past threats. Inventory management differs significantly between characters, with Grace having restricted storage compared to Leon's expandable case.
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