Simalcrum's choice of cycling (solo) is stage 4-1, and here's the run-down. Since you are aiming to farm money, then the return you are going to focus on is money, gems, and extra weapons or crap you can afford to sell. What you get from it depends - items, ammo, money, gems, etc.
Hence the time you spend is your investment. Once infinite, the weapon is a handy boomstick.Ī cycle is a period between two points (in game terms). The upside to the infinite Ithaca is its relatively affordable EP price of 8000 points. However, there're better weapons to shoot for first. Ithaca M37 (optional but likely first) You get this shotgun early, and if you power it up, it can be a fairly powerful, if cheesy infinite weapon. If you do manage to make this an infinite weapon (your first one), you might as well use it (you can sell the ammo of an infinite weapon to make more money).
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Handgun 92F (optional but very likely 1st) You may power-up this weapon chiefly because of the ammo nightmare you might've heard about later (in 6-3), but unless you are really running short on firepower, you can just focus on firepower and upgrade the magazine when you need to. If you have infinite ammo for it, you don't need to power it up to make it a very lethal option to your piss-ant handgun. In its base state, the damage of the weapon is an impressive 1700 damage. What's more, is that you can grab more of the same weapon in stage 3-2. Although it is expensive, it is very handy to have around. Smith Wesson Model 29 Magnum (preferred) If you can, power up this weapon to its maximum and make it infinite (for 15,000 EP). This means while you play through the game the first time, you may not be dishing out the upgrades as much as you like. But it's better to power-up a single weapon rather than several, so you have at least one infinite weapon when you beat the game. To do that, you need money - and lots of it. To get infinite ammo though, you need to completely upgrade a weapon (and preferably keep it around, because of the firepower upgrades). In bonus features, you exchange your exchange points (or EP) for special stuff like infinite ammo. The bonus features (or boner features) are unlocked only by completing the final stage (any difficulty). You want to power up the following weapon(s) so you can buy the infinite ammo for that weapon as soon as you complete the game. By the time you go through this whole labor called "Story Mode", you will have amassed close to 10,000 to 15,000 exchange points (more if you chose to re-farm areas). This lets you get a high grade, which translates into a hefty amount of exchange points. If you have the chance, go through the stages as quickly as possible, kill as many enemies as possible, do not continue (going into the dying phase does not count), and above all - do not miss when shooting enemies (shooting item containers is a miss). Make an effort to save items, and should you need to replay an earlier stage to farm it for ammo or treasure for some early power-ups, do so. By going through on Amateur, you will be able to see where most of the events and traps are, without dying so fast that you cannot learn from your mistake.
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Please check this file for all the free weapons you can find while playing this dumb game: Free Weapon Locations (RE5) Simalcrum would recommend playing the game on Amateur, as the set-up of the whole game is more like Shin Sanguo Musou (Dynasty Warriors to Yankee American Dog), which necessitates a slow farming process that's alien only to players who've never played Monster Hunter (MOHU!!). Starting off Resident Evil 5, you will not have access to a lot of anything, save what you can find. Here's a nice fat explanation at the request of someone higher up to explain the best method of farming money, so you can start sending 20 rockets a minute down the throat of Excella. This could explain how the American economy is in such a piece of crap state - your returns are not necessarily monetized in one easy to use credit chit. Lately, simalcrum's been hearing a lot of nice bullshit online about, "Gee, this-and-this stage is great for money farming!" when in fact, most of these low-life jerks don't have a goddamned clue about time and resource investment. Simalcrum will list some pointers in a small section under extra tasks and accolades in this file. extra tasks, also known as trophies and achievements. _ Money Farming and the Guide to Perfecting your Game Save*
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