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Enemies will be taken from the main campaign but have been noted to be a somewhat different experience in raid mode. Specifically, some enemies may appear with icons next to their health bars that represent increased abilities - for example, a shield means an opponent with higher than normal defense; a fist, however, indicates an enemy who possesses more powerful attacks. These boosts are also represented visually on the monster's model, i.e. an enemy with increased speed will be significanlty smaller whereas an opponent with boosted defense may be literally twice his normal size. |
Enemies will be taken from the main campaign but have been noted to be a somewhat different experience in raid mode. Specifically, some enemies may appear with icons next to their health bars that represent increased abilities - for example, a shield means an opponent with higher than normal defense; a fist, however, indicates an enemy who possesses more powerful attacks. These boosts are also represented visually on the monster's model, i.e. an enemy with increased speed will be significanlty smaller whereas an opponent with boosted defense may be literally twice his normal size. |
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| − | Some enemies encountered in Raid Mode include [[Ooze]], [[Hunter]] |
+ | Some enemies encountered in Raid Mode include [[Ooze]], [[Hunter]], their [[Farfarello]] variants and [[Fenrir]], a type of mutated canine resembling the [[Colmillos]] from ''[[Resident Evil 4]]''. |
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Revision as of 16:11, 26 January 2012
Raid Mode, is an action-oriented minigame featured in Resident Evil Revelations. One or two players may fight their way through a selection of maps taken from the single player campaign that have been updated with new enemy layouts.
At the end of each round, players will be awarded BP based on their performance. BP can be spent in the shop to purchase more powerful weapons or upgrades. Each weapon has a certain number of upgrade slots available for the player to use as they wish. Upgrades may also be awarded to a player at the end of a round and certain weapons/upgrades will be available for purchase using 3DS playcoins.
Playable Characters
Raid Mode features many characters which are unavailable in the single player portion of Revelations. Each character has two abilities. Using any character will gradually increase the level of all playable characters, although different characters will level at different rates.
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Charater |
Abilities |
| Jill Valentine |
Handgun Mastery - (Handgun Reload Speed 200%) Machine Gun Mastery - (Machine G. Reload Speed 200%) |
| Parker Luciani |
Handgun Mastery - (Handgun Reload Speed 200%) Shotgun Mastery - (Shotgun Reload Speed 200%) |
| Chris Redfield |
Shotgun Mastery - (Shotgun Reload Speed 200%) Rifle Mastery - (Rifle Reload Speed 200%) |
| Jessica Sherawat |
Machine Gun Mastery - (Machine G. Reload Speed 200%) Rifle Mastery - (Rifle Reload Speed 200%) |
| Keith Lumley | |
| Quint Cetcham | |
| Clive R. O’Brian |
Handgun Mastery - (Handgun Reload Speed 200%) Grenade Mastery - (Grenade Blast Range +50%) |
| Raymond Vester | |
| Morgan Lansdale | |
| Rachel | |
| Veltro Spokesman |
Enemies
Enemies will be taken from the main campaign but have been noted to be a somewhat different experience in raid mode. Specifically, some enemies may appear with icons next to their health bars that represent increased abilities - for example, a shield means an opponent with higher than normal defense; a fist, however, indicates an enemy who possesses more powerful attacks. These boosts are also represented visually on the monster's model, i.e. an enemy with increased speed will be significanlty smaller whereas an opponent with boosted defense may be literally twice his normal size.
Some enemies encountered in Raid Mode include Ooze, Hunter, their Farfarello variants and Fenrir, a type of mutated canine resembling the Colmillos from Resident Evil 4.
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