Resident Evil 4 Del Lago Water shoot

Does Del Lago Still Eat Leon if You Shoot the Water in Resident Evil 4 Remake? Answered

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The Resident Evil 4 Remake is a complete rebuild of everything that made the original such an acclaimed classic, while managing to improve on its 2005 mechanics for the current generation of survival horror gaming. However, the burning question for many Resident Evil 4 fans has been whether or not it is still possible for protagonist Leon S. Kennedy to be eaten by Del Lago when shooting at the lake. This article will answer that question and more, as we examine whether Capcom snubbed its fans or if Leon can in fact be swallowed by the resident lake monster of the RE4 Remake when shooting at the water.

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“Don’t Shoot the Water” in Resident Evil 4 Remake

Resident Evil 4 veterans rejoice, as the iconic scene from the original game is back, as Del Lago will eat Leon S. Kennedy if he shoots the water in Capcom’s new remake. In order for Leon S. Kennedy to be devoured by the monster, make your way to the dock next to the boat featured in the the Del Lago boss fight, but do not board or refuel it.

Related: How to Defeat Del Lago in Resident Evil 4 Remake

From the edge of the dock, fire a couple rounds into the water, it may take a couple seconds, but get ready as…

Del Lago will emerge from the water and dive at the screen, giving players a first-person perspective of being swallowed by the classic Resident Evil boss. Unfortunately, unlike the remastered versions of the game, there is no trophy or achievement to reward gamers for being eaten by Del Lago. If you are interested on more differences found in the Resident Evil 4 Remake’s trophy and achievement lists, follow the related link below.

Related: All Resident Evil 4 Remake Trophy/Achievement Differences from Original

Once Leon has been eaten by Del Lago, you will have to continue or reload your save, so it is wise to attempt this “feat” on a lower-difficulty run of the game that features autosave.


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