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* Unlike [[Resident Evil 5]], RE4 has no rotten eggs, only White, Brown and Gold. |
* Unlike [[Resident Evil 5]], RE4 has no rotten eggs, only White, Brown and Gold. |
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* Eating a rotten egg will cause a player to lose a large amount of health; on the harder difficulties, the amount lost is enough to require resuscitation. |
* Eating a rotten egg will cause a player to lose a large amount of health; on the harder difficulties, the amount lost is enough to require resuscitation. |
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| − | * In RE5, throwing a rotten egg at Majini will kill them in one hit, exceptions are bosses. |
+ | * In RE5, throwing a rotten egg at Majini will kill them in one hit, exceptions are bosses, but they will recieve high damage. |
* In RE4, eggs are nowhere close to deadly, but if thrown at a ganado that is jumping over a body of water (ex. the dam in chapter 2) they will fall in, this is good for saving ammo. |
* In RE4, eggs are nowhere close to deadly, but if thrown at a ganado that is jumping over a body of water (ex. the dam in chapter 2) they will fall in, this is good for saving ammo. |
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* In RE5, the "rotten egg glitch" (both systems work), is when one player gives a rotten egg via online play. The person who recieved the egg will quit the game and save. The person who gave the egg will not. You can keep doing this to get all your inventory spaces filled. Once sold, all of your rotten eggs should give you 70,000 money in return. |
* In RE5, the "rotten egg glitch" (both systems work), is when one player gives a rotten egg via online play. The person who recieved the egg will quit the game and save. The person who gave the egg will not. You can keep doing this to get all your inventory spaces filled. Once sold, all of your rotten eggs should give you 70,000 money in return. |
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Revision as of 02:44, 11 June 2010
Template:Era Template:Weapon Infobox Eggs can be found throughout both Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, usually dropped by egg-laying animals such as snakes or chickens.
There are four different types of eggs: Gold, White, Brown and Rotten. White eggs are the most common, then Brown, then Gold, then Rotten.
The few eggs found in RE5.
In-game, eggs can either be eaten for health recovery or thrown at the enemy. Gold eggs are the most sought after as they fully restore the player's health when eaten. Gold, White, or Brown eggs have a chance of stunning an enemy when thrown at them, though being hit with a Rotten egg will make a Majini drop dead no matter how healthy they were. Killing a Majini this way unlocks the "Egg on your Face" Achievement/Trophy. (15 G or Bronze respectively).
Egg Values
Eggs in Resident Evil 5 vary in value, with Rotten Eggs selling for highest, and White Eggs selling for lowest.
- Rotten Egg - N 2,000
- Gold Egg - N 1,000
- Brown Egg - N 500
- White Egg - N 250
Trivia
- Unlike Resident Evil 5, RE4 has no rotten eggs, only White, Brown and Gold.
- Eating a rotten egg will cause a player to lose a large amount of health; on the harder difficulties, the amount lost is enough to require resuscitation.
- In RE5, throwing a rotten egg at Majini will kill them in one hit, exceptions are bosses, but they will recieve high damage.
- In RE4, eggs are nowhere close to deadly, but if thrown at a ganado that is jumping over a body of water (ex. the dam in chapter 2) they will fall in, this is good for saving ammo.
- In RE5, the "rotten egg glitch" (both systems work), is when one player gives a rotten egg via online play. The person who recieved the egg will quit the game and save. The person who gave the egg will not. You can keep doing this to get all your inventory spaces filled. Once sold, all of your rotten eggs should give you 70,000 money in return.
- If a Majini is killed by an egg, he or she won't spout a plaga, no matter how.
Gallery
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