Obviously, that's not going to happen, especially since pre-orders for the promised content have already begun. If it was their choice, Capcom simply wouldn't have the new monetized content in the remake of Resident Evil 4. Those complaining don't have any specific request for a solution, so much as having general rage on the subject. Another user gives thanks to games like Elden Ring and most of PlayStation's first-party exclusives, which have avoided this kind of monetization. Resident Evil fans on Reddit called attention to the treasure map item, asking others why Capcom is 'placing in-game collectibles beyond a paywall.' Responses include generalities like how games these days 'never give you everything without making you pay more.' Another user jokingly takes issue with the original question, insinuating this isn't a new phenomenon and mentioning Dead Space 3 doing something similar 9 years ago. RELATED: Resident Evil 4 Remake Makes Heartbreaking Change What Resident Evil fans have taken issue with is a Treasure Map: Expansion item that unlocks new treasures in Resident Evil 4 that can't be obtained otherwise. The pack includes four character skins, two weapons, an accessory, and an 'Original Version' soundtrack swap.

The Deluxe Edition bundles the remake of Resident Evil 4 for a player's chosen platform with a bonus DLC pack.

The Resident Evil 4 Deluxe Edition was announced during Thursday's Resident Evil Showcase 2022 livestream. Having a remake of Resident Evil 4 find new ways to monetize content that wasn't monetized before, however, doesn't sit well with some Resident Evil fans. Modern Deluxe Editions often include a variety of digital DLC to make them more appealing. Frustration has grown regarding Capcom's decision to monetize certain Resident Evil 4 remake treasure maps as part of the Resident Evil 4 Deluxe Edition.

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