If Richard died, however, Rebecca will show up to save Chris, mirroring how she does so in the original. If Richard survived, Chris will have to fight Plant 42 all alone. Worth noting, whether or not players brought Richard the Serum in time actually affects how the fight plays out as Chris. This bad boy demands some real ammunition. Plant 42 can also take punishment, so don’t expect to get by with the Handgun.
It’s possible to fall off from the second floor while fighting Plant 42, so keep in mind where you’re standing in relation to the edge. RELATED: 5 Best Multiplayer Games For The Holidays Plant 42 can actually be quite dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing, though, especially when playing as Chris who can’t make V-Jolt. It has a traditional gameplay loop with players needing to shoot it when its shell is up only for it to defend itself and start swinging. Plant 42 is the most “video-gamey” of the remake bosses, but that’s not a bad thing. Each encounter is a highlight, but they’re fairly light as far as game design goes. For Jill, this means keeping Barry alive while pushing the blocks off. She’ll knock Wesker off in Chris’ campaign if you let her, but Wesker will otherwise be fine later.
Worth keeping in mind, Lisa can kill Barry here. Jill or Chris need to push blocks off the boss arena while Barry or Wesker fend off Lisa. The final encounter either has Jill & Barry or Chris & Wesker facing off against her. The second encounter initially has Lisa hidden with a fork in the road, making picking a path always tense. Players are ambushed and have to very quickly reorient themselves as Lisa Trevor attacks again. The first encounter is the shortest, but most frantic. While running will always create distance, she’s a heavy hitter and will take you down if you let her catch up. A Nemesis esque figure, Lisa Trevor very slowly stumbles after players whenever they’re in a room together. Exclusive to the remake, players encounter Lisa Trevor three times over the course of the game.
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