Ada is there to add some intrigue, and everyone is charismatic and likeable, but nobody has a particularly compelling arc or presence. Leon and Claire are pure babyface heroes, just trying to survive and be the good guys. But Jill being the plot-driving mechanism >isn’t the only reason why Resident Evil 3’s remake justifies itself. Nemesis is there because of Jill, because she knows what’s going on and who is responsible. A big part of that is Nemesis chasing her down of course, but that’s from the player’s perspective. Her presence is what drives the narrative, not the other way around.
But with Resident Evil 3, the whole thing revolved around Jill Valentine. Their stories are mostly reactive, therefore the plot isn’t really about them as characters ( they’re still cool though). Claire Redfield and Leon Kennedy are passive leads, outsiders who just happen into the Raccoon City outbreak. And that’s exactly what happened here.Ģ019’s Resident Evil 2 remake was a brilliant game, but it was still Resident Evil 2. But with Capcom’s new Resident Evil 3 remake, we have a new opportunity to do Jill justice, to put her back in the spotlight the way many of her friends already have. But Capcom lost its way for a while with Resident Evil and, even when it found its way back, Jill got thrown under the bus. Yet, the series’ oddball charm endeared the characters to fans, and Jill was arguably the main character. She wasn’t much of a character in the original game, but nobody really was–after all, it was a corny hybrid of low budget experimentation and George Romero homage–much of it was deliberately or necessarily shallow. We’ll pick back up with Jill in the next walkthrough.For longtime Resident Evil fans, Jill Valentine has been there since the beginning. When you see a cutscene, it’s almost over.Īfter the cutscene, plant the Detonator on the explosives where you picked it up, and find somewhere defensible to wait out the clock. Just keep them away from the Makeshift Sickroom door, use the generators, and heal when you need to. You’ll have another wave or two of zombies and another Hunter Beta when the lights are back on. Use a Flash Grenade and a Hand Grenade (or just a Hand Grenade if you’re in a hurry) to take out the Hunter Beta. Hit the switch on the wall to the left to turn the lights back on, and start grabbing supplies as fast as you can: Image: Capcom via PolygonĪ new room will be open (the Hunter Beta came in through here). The Hunter Beta will open a room behind the Lobby desk.
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Use a generator to stun it, and head behind the desk. When the lights go out, a Hunter Beta will show up, too. Look around for some Assault Rifle Ammo, Handgun Ammo, First Aid Spray, and a Detonator. Use the front desk to create some space if you need it. Image: Capcom via Polygonįocus on keeping the zombies away from the door to the Makeshift Sickroom (in the northeast corner). Keep the zombies away from the door to the Makeshift Sickroom. Dodge as much as you can (Carlos actually has a powerful shove when you time it right), and use the two sparking generators to manage the herd. You’ll have lots of zombies pouring through the windows. Take out as many healing items as you can carry. Grab the First Aid Spray from the counter in the Makeshift Sickroom, and hit up the Item Box and Typewriter. We’ll point out any items to grab to help you during this siege. It’s an intense fight, and there’s a lot going on.
In this guide, we’re only going to cover defending the Hospital Lobby. You can’t leave the hospital yet, though, and the zombies are closing in. At this point in Resident Evil 3, Carlos has given Jill the vaccine.
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