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Não é verdade. O outro puzzle dá acesso a ilha, e lá tem um mini boss que te dá BP e uma caveira que upa algum poder de fogo.

@black_rainbowww eu digo o da o bicho pra você lutar, o que baixa a grade

There is no secret ending in Parasite Eve 2. Maybe you are confusing it with Parasite Eve 1 Chrysler building? If you are referring to the end that Aya and Kyle are in a museum, it is in this video, it's the good ending, and it's not secret at all.

Tem um jogo que eu joguei que tinha munição hollow point, assim como outras, mas eu não consigo lembrar qual foi o jogo. Mas o conceito da hollow point foi algo que eu já sabia, mas minha memória deu uma falhada.

Pronto, agora está na ordem cronológica. É que a playlist estava na opção padrão "do mais recente pro mais antigo". Eu nem lembrava que o RUclips tinha essa função e tem que prestar atenção se isso tá marcado.

@@black_rainbowww Muito obrigado

É um jogo interessante baseado num livro japonês. Mas o primeiro jogo e o segundo jogo tem muitas diferenças. O segundo se inspirou muito no Resident Evil em vários elementos.

@@black_rainbowww Gostei mais um incrito.

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eba, hehehe que bom que você tá gostando! ja upei a parte 2, porque é o que tem pronto até agora.

Kkkkkkkkk eu lembrei da música na hora

OMG, Commander Shepard! 😍

hahaha Nemesis is very annoying, we all can agree on that. After playing the game plenty of times, you manage to understand how to kill him without dying. When you buy the rocket launcher from the Mercenaries minigame, you can use it to kill Nemesis in the game. It's faster.

@@black_rainbowww I’ve heard the mercenaries mode requires alot of grinding. Currently Im gonna start Code Veronica, might play RE3 again later though.

I am very happy for you kind comment! Leon A/ Claire B is not the official canon. I also did Explaining Resident Evil 3 and 1 (all paths and choices) because RE1 and RE3 have cutscenes that can only be unlocked once, depending of what you decide to do. If this interest you, you can check it out, too. 😘

@@black_rainbowww I’m gonna start RE3 tommorrow, as soon as I’n done, I’ll make sure to stop by and see your video on RE3 and RE1. Will leave a comment by to let you know, absolutely loved the content and the personality ❤️

Thank you for watching it and liking it 🖤🖤 Comments like this makes me happy.

Eu só percebi que era a Nicole quando eu fui ver a gravação e pausei o vídeo. Uns frames antes das letras aparecerem, dá pra ver que é a silhueta dela. Quando tava jogando, foi tudo muito rápido que nem percebi bem. Mas eu realmente fiquei em dúvida se era alucinação ou o espírito dela.

"they circle around you menacingly even when not hostile" I think this is just bad programming, because other friendly NPCs in Tomb Raider 3 kind of behaves that way too. I am a huge fan of TR, but some programmings are just so.... "eerrr....". I can't stay quiet about that. Something that always bothered me in TR games is that when a friendly NPCs "bumps" into Lara, she moans as if she got hurt :| It's not all the time, but you can hear that. This kind of scares some players. In my opinion, she could moan in a different way or say something else in this situation, such as "oh" or "hey", I think it would have more attention to the details. (If I were the director, I would pay attention to these details and manage them in a better way.) ...Not only the "ah" moan happens, but when a NPC (friendly or not) "touches"/bump into Lara, her legs stay in a position similar to when she swims, that is because each character in this game has some sort of invisible limit. The developers could do 2 things: 1- make characters interact with the surface of things / 2: create some sort of invisible wall to prevent characters to touch specific things that are not a straight line, for example: they can't touch specific areas like shoulders, Lara can't approach very close to sofas, tipped over chairs... But they can climb some tables, specially if they look like a square block. The first option would require a lot of programming, so they decided to choose the simple one with "invisible walls/limits", but the problem with this programming + the weird walking in circles that friendly npcs do is that it looks like a little bit "janky" (sorry for my bad English, I don't know if I used the correct term). And the fact that all the male NPCs are ugly and serious (At least from TR1 and TR5), basically speechless in-game (not counting cutscenes, or Von Croy in TR4, for example) because they moan but they don't talk such as the inmates(?) in Nevada, the monks in Tibet... + the fact that Lara moans and crosses her legs when they walk to close to her... + the fact that Lara points her guns to anyone (and it some sort of creates a mix of memory/reflex that if she is pointing = you need to shoot), all of those examples make people shoot at friendly npcs. The programming confuses people, that is what I tried to say very briefly in the video. And by the way, the PS1 version of TR2 that I have, when Lara points her gun to the monks, they don't say anything, just do their poses, but when I played the Steam version of TR2, I heard the scared "aaah" they say, and it was totally new to me, even after years liking this game. I understand being at a little lost with the monks because you start the level seeing a fight, and Lara points to anyone involved 🤣🤣 But, come on... the friendly monkeys in the first level of TR3? Just because one got a medpack and ran away? 💔 That's like automatic behaviour or something else... When I first played the TR games, I only shot hostile animals after they took off half of my health because it breaks my heart to shoot at them. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I have a "soft heart". That's why I always noticed that the monkeys are not hostile in this level because they are so cute... In the next level, I preferred to run away from them and only shoot at them when necessary, if they were taking a lot of my health hahaha

@@black_rainbowww blame Eidos and their tight deadlines - they gave Core less than a year to make a sequel, so many things had to be reused. Including enemy AI from TR1. Except in TR1 it was used for wild animals and dumb meat sacks, not professional mercenaries or warrior monks.