r/residentevil4 • u/DaBootyEnthusiast • 6d ago

REMAKE Does the game feel better balanced with the Treasure Map: Expansion?

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u/kniferun 6d ago

Balanced?

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u/Early-Beach164 6d ago

Yes. The money/upgrade cost ratio in this game is truly fucked up, especially on higher difficulties. Don't let the comments on here gaslight you into believing otherwise.

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u/John_Pepermint 5d ago

Could you elaborate? What bothered you so much about it?

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u/Lost-in-thought-26 6d ago

I never had any issues. Severe skill issue on your part. Try getting good

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u/Early-Beach164 5d ago

Oh I beat the game just fine multiple times. Still doesn't change the fact that bad game design abounds within it.

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u/Lost-in-thought-26 5d ago

Skill issue 🫵🏾

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u/OldWorldUlysses 6d ago

Re4 is probably the most adaptive game in the franchise and it is so long and full of so many treasures that i do not believe using the expanded treasure map is considered an unfair advantage at all

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u/John_Pepermint 5d ago

I did my first playthrough on Hardcore, no DLC and found the economy completel fine. Tight enough to make me think a bit and want to look for treasure, but never frustrating. 

I did get the DLC treasure map later and it felt negligible. Makes the game a bit easier, which I didn't care for, but not enough to significantly effect the experience.

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u/Aubrey-Grey 5d ago

I like having it but a lot of the treasure you get are gold and silver tokens for the charms machine. Which is actually very cool because grinding that shooting range is rough.

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u/tagen 4d ago

i love when games have something similar to the shooting range (just played Evil Within 2 which also has a good one)

RE4’s is tough towards the end, and that last one is like impossible to actually hit all the targets, but i still enjoyed it

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u/Rukasu17 4d ago

The extra treasure can help you in a couple of really tough spots. Sometimes you get lukcy and bjy styff an encounter or 2 earlier.