Any time you’re not playing as her (which is surprisingly often), you can use your ammo and weaponry a bit more freely. Jill Valentine is the main character of Resident Evil Revelations. If the area is clear, make sure you’re all reloaded before heading into the next battle or running around any corners. This will come in handy during timed sequences. Don’t stand around waiting to finish reloading if enemies are nearby. You can reload while moving, so make good use of that. It’s almost always a guaranteed hit, so be careful. However, if you leave a group of enemies waiting for you outside a door and have to eventually come back through it, they’ll charge up their attacks while you’re still stuck in the door animation. Luckily you’re invincible while opening doors and moving between rooms, so if you can just get to a door and press Y before an attack connects, you’ll be fine. While avoiding enemies you may have a few close calls. If you’re just passing through an area that doesn’t really need to be explored and you feel you can slip by any enemies without getting caught, definitely consider doing it. Like classic Resident Evils, some enemies can be bypassed, saving you time and precious ammo. Killing enemies is not always the best approach to a situation. Getting the timing right for all the different enemies and attacks can be tricky, but once you’ve mastered dodging, you’ve essentially made Resident Evil Revelations your bitch. You can also press down and B to dodge and do a 180 turn at the same time, which is good when you need to run away like a little girl.
All you have to do is press up on the control stick right as an attack is about to hit. Like in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, Jill (and everyone else) can easily dodge most incoming attacks. Even Hunters, which are typically the most dangerous non-boss enemies in the Resident Evil franchise, don’t pose much of a threat in Revelations, even in large numbers. The first few Oozes can be intimidating, but once you get used to combat in the confined spaces and the behavior of the handful of different enemies, the game gets pretty easy. There’s not much point to starting on Casual, as you’ll eventually have to come back and play through it anyway once you’ve familiarized yourself with the game and can beat it without taking damage (see page 2). Normal is not that hard unless this is your first video game, ever.
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