In Resident Evil 4, why can't you dodge normal enemies like you can for bosses? [closed]

In Resident Evil 4, it is possible to dodge bosses.

Why can't you dodge regular enemies, like Ganados?

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Well, bosses have attacks a lot more powerful, and have an effect on wider areas. Having the possibility to dodge through a QTE is a lot more needed against bosses than regular enemies, who can be dodged by simply walking away a few steps. To have always to possibility to dodge any enemy would make the game a lot easier, and I guess it wasn't CAPCOM's objective.

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Can you dodge in re4?

Having the possibility to dodge through a QTE is a lot more needed against bosses than regular enemies, who can be dodged by simply walking away a few steps. To have always to possibility to dodge any enemy would make the game a lot easier, and I guess it wasn't CAPCOM's objective.

What is the ditman glitch?

Ditman glitch. Arguably the most notable glitch in Resident Evil 4, the Ditman glitch allows the player to run and perform actions at an accelerated pace. It was first posted on Gamefaqs.com forums from a user of the name Ditman, thus the glitch was named after his username.

Can you beat re4 without the merchant?

If you'd like to get the items from both paths, it is highly recommended that you take the left path first. You'll be able to backtrack through the area without having to worry about any enemies, and then open up the door to the right to engage in the chase scene.

What are they saying in Resident Evil 4? - DuelScreens

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