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Hey sorry for the slow answer, I barely ever check this at the moment because of the crazy amount of uni work I have. I'm doing well thanks, kinda stressed with uni and keeping busy otherwise but yeah, how are you?

There's a fairly exhaustive discussion of the differences here: http://forum.residentevilnews.com/showthread.php?t=3731 :)

Most versions of RE4 have three difficulties- Easy, Normal and Professional. Some versions lack the easy difficulty- if you ask me they all should lack easy as it is absurdly...easy. Good luck with your pro run, by the way. It won't be at all easy, but if you complete it you'll feel very...

Sorry for the lack of that update. Uni has just completely swamped me recently. As a result I still haven't actually attempted 4-4. When I do, I'll report back here :)

Keeping her alive in the water room in 3-1 and the wrecking ball room in 5-2, on Professional- two of the hardest bits of the game without a doubt.

Yeah- it's fairly unlikely, especially on Pro, that you'll have enough money to upgrade the BB to 50 firepower on your first playthrough. The Killer7 may well be better on your first playthrough- sell the BB at the first merchant in Chapter 5-1 and buy the Killer7 instead. It is 77000ptsas...

Fully upgraded the BB is far more powerful- 50 firepower against 35 for the Killer7. The Killer7 has no exclusive upgrade either. But in ammo capacity (14 v 12), and firing rate and reload time, the Killer7 is superior. Personally I prefer the BB, purely because of the much greater firepower.

Yes, I wish I was joking Romero...But I'm not!

I've been completely snowed under with uni work, hence why I haven't been here for a good week or so. I'm still in the middle of this work, too, so I'll keep this brief. But I'm finished Chapter 4-3. Equipped with only a Handgun, it was far from easy. The high number of Ganados makes it...

Nah I agree though, the Chapter 4-2 mine can be mildly creepy the first time you go through. Apparently the villagers in 4-2 are also the strongest villagers encountered in the game- on Professional they each have around 20 HP, so it seems.

I don't know if the difference in the running speeds is great, but it does seem to be there nonetheless. Mainly because, when Leon is either unarmed, or equipped with an egg or grenade, or with a one-shot RL, he is able to swing his arms to their fullest arc and this seems to make him move...

And about the clocktower bridge, on Pro there probably aren't more than twelve zealots (or eighteen if you count the initial three shield zealots and the three who spawn behind Leon when he gets to halfway along the bridge), but two of those twelve, on my playthrough at least, had shields, which...

Yeah- about the accuracy stats Romero, it struck me as a little strange too. Perhaps the huge number of bullets I would have used in 4-1 could make that possible? Just for arguments sake, let's say that, to the end of 3-4, I'd fired 2000 bullets- so with an accuracy of 94%, that would mean 1880...

I've passed Chapter 4-1! But it was one tough mother of a chapter. Since I'm not using the butterfly, I had no reason to backtrack at the start of 4-1, so I went straight to the fire dragon room. This was negotiated easily. Then after opening the new door with the ornament, I proceeded to the...

The red zealot's behaviour is like that on GC too. You just have to land your shot well basically...if you miss and he gets to the gun, well, it's still not that hard to kill him himself, it's just more that it's obviously quite dangerous for Leon because that chain gun can shred him to pieces...