Resident Evil 0 throws you into survival horror hell with a twist: two protagonists, zero item boxes, and enemies that just won’t quit. Whether you’re tackling the 2002 GameCube original or the 2016 HD Remaster available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch, this prequel demands smart resource management and constant adaptation. Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen must navigate a deadly train and the Umbrella facility beyond, facing mutated horrors while juggling limited inventory space between two characters. This RE0 walkthrough covers every major puzzle, boss fight, and critical item location from the opening train sequence to the final Queen Leech showdown. If you’ve been stuck on the turntable puzzle or wondering how to beat the Proto Tyrant without wasting all your magnum rounds, you’re in the right place.
Key Takeaways
- Master the Partner Zapping System to control Rebecca and Billy independently, positioning each character strategically during puzzles and combat encounters rather than relying on AI partners to clear rooms.
- Manage your Resident Evil 0 inventory without item boxes by creating item caches in safe hub areas and dropping resources on the ground for later retrieval, avoiding the common mistake of hoarding everything.
- Prepare for the Proto Tyrant and Queen Leech boss fights by distributing weapons efficiently between characters and prioritizing grenade launcher and magnum ammunition for high-damage encounters.
- Use environmental hazards like explosive barrels and light exposure in the Queen Leech fight to maximize damage output and overcome resource limitations across the game.
- Unlock S Rank rewards like the infinite rocket launcher by completing the game in under 3.5 hours with minimal saves and healing items, making subsequent playthroughs significantly easier.
- Collect all 30 Leech Charms scattered throughout the Ecliptic Express, Training Facility, and Underground Laboratory to unlock alternate costumes and bonus weapons for replayability.
Getting Started: Essential Tips Before You Begin
Before diving into the Resident Evil Zero walkthrough, understanding the core mechanics will save you from a lot of frustration and wasted herbs. RE0 introduced systems that differentiate it from every other classic Resident Evil game, and ignoring them means you’ll be backtracking constantly or running out of ammo when it matters most.
Understanding the Partner Zapping System
The Partner Zapping System lets you control Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen independently or together. You can issue commands to your partner (Follow, Idle, Attack) or switch control between them at any time. This isn’t just a gimmick, certain puzzles require splitting up, and combat situations often demand positioning one character safely while the other handles threats.
Billy has more health and deals better damage, making him ideal for combat encounters. Rebecca can mix chemicals to create healing items and ammunition, plus she’s required for specific story moments. The AI partner will defend themselves but won’t actively seek out enemies, so don’t rely on them to clear rooms.
Key tips for partner management:
- Keep both characters together during exploration unless a puzzle demands separation
- Switch control frequently to position both characters near doors before transitioning areas
- Use the Idle command to park one character in a safe spot with critical items while the other scouts ahead
- Never leave a character in a room with respawning enemies for extended periods
Inventory Management Without Item Boxes
RE0 ditched the iconic item boxes entirely. Each character has six inventory slots, and if you want to store items, you drop them on the ground. They stay exactly where you leave them, visible in the room. This fundamentally changes how you approach resource management compared to other entries in the series.
Effective inventory strategies:
- Create item caches in safe rooms or main hub areas (the train’s dining car, the Training Facility main hall)
- Drop healing items near save rooms so you can heal before risky areas without carrying herbs everywhere
- Consolidate ammo types to one character when possible, give Billy all shotgun shells, Rebecca all handgun ammo
- Always carry at least one healing item and a weapon on both characters
- Use the hookshot (found later) to retrieve distant items without walking back
The biggest mistake newcomers make is hoarding everything. You’ll find more ammo and healing throughout the game. Don’t be afraid to use resources, running out of inventory space in a critical moment is worse than using an extra clip.
Train Derailment: Chapters 1-2 Walkthrough
The Ecliptic Express sets the tone for the entire game: cramped spaces, limited resources, and biological nightmares around every corner. These opening chapters serve as the tutorial area while establishing the infection outbreak timeline.
Navigating the Passenger Cars
You start as Rebecca in the second-class passenger car. Investigate the corpses for handgun ammo and move forward through the train. In the dining car, you’ll find the dining car key on a dead soldier and your first ink ribbons on tables. The kitchen area has green herbs, grab two and combine them immediately for better healing efficiency.
After meeting Billy and establishing the partnership, head to the conductor’s car at the front. You’ll need the dining car key to progress. In the conductor’s room, grab the handgun from the desk and examine the panel to get the train controls puzzle.
The controls puzzle is straightforward: match the brake symbols to slow the train. But, before you can complete it, you’ll need to clear the first-class passenger car of Cerberus (zombie dogs). These enemies are fast and can stunlock you, so use Billy for combat here. Aim for headshots with the handgun, it takes 3-4 shots to down each dog.
Critical items before the crash:
- Magnum (first-class luggage compartment, requires small key from dining car corpse)
- First aid spray (sleeping quarters)
- Shotgun shells (baggage car, after fighting initial zombies)
Once you restore brake pressure and interact with the controls, a cutscene triggers the derailment. The train crashes, and you transition to the Training Facility area.
Defeating the Stinger Boss
The Stinger (giant scorpion) is the first major boss fight. It appears in the baggage car before the crash becomes unavoidable. This fight is technically optional, you can run past it, but defeating it rewards you with green herbs and handgun ammo in the area.
Stinger strategy:
- Positioning is everything: Keep both characters near the exit door so you can flee if needed
- Target the tail: When the Stinger rears up to strike, its tail glows yellow, shoot it repeatedly
- Use the shotgun: Billy with the shotgun (6-8 shells) can stagger the creature consistently
- Dodge the charge: When it scuttles forward quickly, run to the side, it can’t turn mid-charge
- Rebecca should heal: Keep her out of direct combat and ready to use herbs
The Stinger has roughly 800 HP and goes down after 12-15 shotgun blasts or 30-40 handgun rounds. For resource conservation, many experienced players skip this fight entirely since the rewards don’t justify the ammo expenditure on higher difficulties.
Training Facility: Chapters 3-5 Walkthrough
The Umbrella Training Facility is the largest area in the game and serves as the central hub for chapters 3-5. You’ll return here multiple times, so establishing item caches and memorizing the layout pays dividends. Many players consider this the most complex section of any resident evil zero walkthrough because of the interconnected puzzle structure.
Main Hall and East Wing Exploration
After exiting the crashed train, you emerge in the facility’s rear courtyard. Head through the door to reach the main hall, this becomes your primary safe room and item storage location. The statue puzzle here requires three emblems scattered throughout the facility, but you can’t solve it until much later.
East Wing priority objectives:
- Examine the piano in the dining room for a clue about a future puzzle
- Grab the facility key (red) from the bathroom on the second floor
- Collect the shotgun from the recreation room (Billy should carry this)
- Find the magnetic card in the office after defeating three zombies
- Activate the elevator power in the machinery room (requires solving a circuit puzzle)
The circuit puzzle involves rotating three dials to create an unbroken power flow. The solution from left to right: rotate left dial twice, middle dial once, right dial three times. This varies slightly in the HD Remaster version, so examine the starting position carefully.
In the library on the second floor, you’ll encounter Plague Crawlers (giant millipedes). These enemies are tanky and fast. Use incendiary grenades if you have them, or kite them while landing shotgun headshots. Each one drops after 4-5 shotgun blasts.
Solving the Laboratory Puzzles
The laboratory section in the facility’s west wing contains some of the game’s most intricate puzzles. You’ll need to split up Rebecca and Billy multiple times here, so manage their inventories carefully before entering.
Freezer Puzzle: In the cold storage room, you need to lower the temperature to freeze the water blocking a valve. Send Billy to the control room while Rebecca waits by the valve. The temperature must reach -20°C. Turn the dial counterclockwise until it locks, then use the valve to drain water and access the battery pack.
Chemical Mixing: Rebecca can combine red, green, and yellow chemicals found throughout the lab to create items:
- Red + Green = First aid spray
- Green + Yellow = Battery fluid
- Red + Yellow = Molotov cocktails
Always prioritize battery fluid first since you need two units to progress. First aid sprays are valuable but herbs are more abundant.
Animal Statues Puzzle: In the breeding room (yes, it’s as unsettling as it sounds), you’ll find four animal statues that need to be positioned to match paintings on the walls. The solution:
- Horse statue: northwest pedestal
- Eagle statue: northeast pedestal
- Wolf statue: southwest pedestal
- Lion statue: southeast pedestal
This unlocks the elevator maintenance key, required to reach the basement levels where the next boss awaits.
Defeating the Centipede and Eliminator Bosses
The Centipede ambushes you in the basement generator room. Even though its intimidating size, it’s one of the easier boss encounters if you understand the pattern.
Centipede strategy:
- Stay mobile: The Centipede charges in straight lines, sidestep and it crashes into walls
- Shoot the head: Only headshots deal significant damage (body shots barely register)
- Use the environment: Explosive barrels in the room deal 200+ damage, shoot them when the boss is close
- Recommended loadout: Shotgun (10 shells) or grenade launcher with grenade rounds (4-6 grenades)
After 800-1000 damage, the Centipede retreats through a ceiling vent. You won’t see it again until much later.
The Eliminator appears in the facility’s experimentation wing after restoring power. This primate-based B.O.W. is aggressive, fast, and can kill in 2-3 hits on Normal difficulty. According to various gaming strategy resources, this is where most players burn through their healing items.
Eliminator strategy:
- Create distance immediately: This boss closes gaps instantly
- Aim high: Headshots with the shotgun stun it for 2-3 seconds
- Use the magnum: This is the first fight where magnum ammo is justified (5-7 rounds)
- Don’t get cornered: Keep moving in circles around the room’s perimeter
- Partner positioning: Leave your partner near the exit door so they don’t eat unnecessary damage
The Eliminator has approximately 1200 HP. Shotgun-only kills require 18-22 shells, which is often more than players carry at this point. Mixing shotgun and magnum rounds (10 shells + 4 magnum bullets) is the most resource-efficient approach.
Church and Cemetery: Chapter 6 Walkthrough
After escaping the Training Facility’s initial areas, you’ll reach the church and cemetery complex. This chapter is shorter but features environmental hazards and a significant item check, make sure both characters have healing items and full ammo before entering.
The church courtyard contains four zombies and respawning crows. The crows are a nuisance but only deal 10-15 damage per hit. Ignore them and conserve ammo. Head into the church building itself to find the grenade launcher near the altar, this weapon becomes essential for later boss fights.
In the confession booth, examine the panel to reveal a hidden passage to the cemetery. Before descending, grab the shotgun shells (×10) behind the organ and the herbs in the vestry. This is your last chance to stock up before an ambush sequence.
The cemetery features environmental hazards: crows, zombie dogs, and Eliminators (yes, plural). Two Eliminators spawn in the lower cemetery area once you retrieve the moonlight sonata plate from the mausoleum. This is one of the game’s difficulty spikes.
Survival tips for the cemetery:
- Sprint through: You don’t have to kill the Eliminators, grab the plate and run for the exit
- If you fight: Use incendiary grenades (2 per Eliminator) or focus fire with both characters using shotguns
- Environmental kills: Lure Eliminators near explosive barrels and detonate them (saves 8-10 shells per enemy)
- Partner commands: Set one character to Idle in a safe corner while the other grabs objectives
The moonlight sonata plate combines with the sunlight sonata plate (found in the Training Facility library) to unlock the Underground Laboratory section. Before leaving the cemetery, check the groundskeeper’s shed for magnum ammo (×6 rounds) and a first aid spray.
Many players wonder whether Chapter 6 is worth fighting through or just running past enemies. The answer depends on difficulty and resources, on Normal, fighting nets you leech drops that Rebecca can use. On Hard, ammunition is too scarce to justify most combat encounters here.
Treatment Plant: Chapter 7 Walkthrough
The Treatment Plant area is accessed via the underground waterway connected to the church cemetery. This section emphasizes puzzle-solving over combat, though you’ll face respawning leeches throughout. The leeches themselves aren’t dangerous individually (20 HP, 15 damage per hit), but they swarm in groups of 5-8 and can stunlock you.
The primary objective here is restoring power to the facility’s main elevator. You’ll need to navigate flooded passages, activate pumps, and solve the turntable puzzle, which consistently ranks as one of the most confusing sequences in the resident evil zero walkthrough community.
Turntable Puzzle and Flamethrower Location
The turntable puzzle controls railway track switching to connect different sections of the treatment plant. The goal is to align tracks so you can push a rail cart containing the elevator battery to the main shaft.
Step-by-step solution:
- Activate the turntable controls in the central control room (requires facility key B, found in the water filtration room)
- Rotate the tracks to connect the east loading bay to the central hub (rotate twice clockwise)
- Push the rail cart manually from the east bay to the central position
- Rotate again to connect central hub to the west elevator shaft (rotate once counterclockwise)
- Push the cart to the elevator and extract the battery
The puzzle resets if you leave the area, so complete it in one sequence. Both characters should be present because pushing the cart requires switching between them to check alignments from different angles.
The flamethrower is located in the treatment plant’s incinerator room, accessible only after solving the turntable puzzle. This weapon trivializes leech encounters, one second of flame kills an entire swarm. Ammo is limited (you’ll find 300 units total across the game), so reserve it for leech-heavy areas and the Queen Leech fight.
Flamethrower location specifics:
- Room: Incinerator chamber, west wing lower level
- Required: Elevator battery must be retrieved first (the door unlocks after)
- Ammo nearby: ×100 flame units in the locker adjacent to the weapon spawn
After acquiring the flamethrower, backtrack through the waterway to the facility main hall. You’ll face one more Eliminator ambush in the corridor before the church, use the flamethrower here since Eliminators are highly vulnerable to fire damage (300 flame units kills one).
Before leaving the treatment plant entirely, check the observation deck for magnum ammo (×8 rounds) and a green herb cluster (×3). These are easy to miss but valuable for upcoming boss encounters.
Underground Laboratory: Chapters 8-9 Walkthrough
The Underground Laboratory represents the final major location and contains the game’s most challenging puzzles and combat encounters. You’ll spend chapters 8-9 here, and backtracking is extensive, so organize your inventory carefully before descending.
Power Restoration and Security System
The laboratory begins in a powered-down state. Your immediate goal is to restore electricity to access locked areas and activate the elevator to the deepest levels. This requires collecting three power regulator components scattered across the facility.
Power Regulator locations:
- First component: Laboratory B2F, west storage room, defeat four zombies and check the shelf
- Second component: Laboratory B3F, test subject observation area, requires solving a color-coded door lock (solution: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow based on wall charts)
- Third component: Laboratory B4F, cryogenic storage, accessed via air duct (Rebecca only)
The cryogenic storage sequence forces character separation. Billy must wait in the control room while Rebecca crawls through the ventilation system. Inside cryo storage, you’ll face Mimicry Marcus leeches that disguise themselves as items. Shoot any item pickup that moves, they transform into leech swarms after you get close.
Once all three components are installed in the main power junction, the security system activates. This triggers a timer sequence where you have five minutes to reach the safe room before defense turrets activate in all corridors. The turrets deal 50 damage per hit and fire rapidly.
Fastest route to safety:
- Exit the power junction room and turn left
- Sprint through the main corridor (ignore the zombies)
- Take the elevator to B2F
- Enter the first door on the right, this is the safe room
If you’re slow and turrets activate, use both characters simultaneously, leave one in a safe corner while you scout the path with the other, then call them through once you’ve identified turret positions.
Defeating the Proto Tyrant Boss
The Proto Tyrant is the penultimate boss fight and represents a significant difficulty spike. This T-103 prototype has 2500 HP, hits for 80-100 damage per swing, and can grab characters for an instant-kill attack if you’re not careful.
The fight takes place in the main laboratory hall, a large circular room with pillars and explosive barrels. According to detailed boss fight analyses, positioning and resource management matter more than raw firepower here.
Proto Tyrant strategy:
Phase 1 (2500-1200 HP):
- Use the pillars: The Tyrant’s claw swings can’t hit through obstacles, circle pillars and shoot when it’s recovering
- Recommended weapon: Grenade launcher with grenade rounds (8-10 grenades for this phase)
- Avoid grabs: If the Tyrant’s arms glow red, it’s attempting a grab, dodge sideways immediately
- Partner as bait: Set one character to Follow and use them to draw aggro while the other shoots
Phase 2 (1200 HP-defeat):
- The Tyrant’s heart becomes exposed and vulnerable, this is a critical hit zone dealing 3x damage
- Switch to magnum: Magnum rounds to the heart (12-15 shots) end the fight fastest
- Movement speed increases: The Tyrant charges more frequently, maintain maximum distance
- Explosive barrels: Four barrels around the room each deal 400 damage, use them in phase 2
Minimum resource clear (Normal difficulty):
- 10× Grenade rounds
- 12× Magnum rounds
- 15× Shotgun shells (backup/emergency)
- 2× First aid sprays
After the Tyrant falls, grab the keycard A from its body and the magnum ammo (×10 rounds) from the nearby weapon locker. These resources prepare you for the final boss sequence, which begins immediately after leaving this room.
Final Showdown: Defeating the Queen Leech
The Queen Leech fight is a two-phase encounter that tests everything you’ve learned about resource management, positioning, and pattern recognition. This is the finale of Resident Evil 0, and it’s unforgiving, come prepared or restart from your last save.
Phase One Strategy
Phase one begins in the observation deck overlooking the facility’s core. The Queen Leech appears in a humanoid form (mimicking Dr. Marcus) and attacks with leech projectiles and melee strikes. This phase is about damage output, you need to deal 1500 damage to trigger the transition.
Recommended loadout for both characters:
- Billy: Magnum (20+ rounds), grenade launcher (12+ grenade rounds), first aid spray (×2)
- Rebecca: Shotgun (30+ shells), flamethrower (200+ flame units), green herb mix (×3)
Phase one attack patterns:
- Leech Volley: The Queen fires 3-5 leech projectiles in an arc, sidestep or hide behind the central console
- Tentacle Sweep: A horizontal slash with extended reach (80 damage), dodge backward, not sideways
- Leech Swarm: Spawns 6-8 leeches around the room, ignore them and focus fire on the boss
- Regeneration: Every 500 damage, the Queen retreats to a corner and heals 200 HP, interrupt with explosives
Efficient phase one strategy:
- Separate characters: Place them on opposite sides of the arena for crossfire
- Use grenade launcher: Explosive rounds deal 200 damage per hit and stagger the boss
- Save magnum ammo: Reserve it for phase two, use shotgun and grenades here
- Flamethrower for swarms: Rebecca should handle spawned leeches with 2-3 second flame bursts
- Heal aggressively: This phase is more forgiving than phase two, burn healing items to stay above 50% health
After 1500 damage, a cutscene triggers. The Queen transforms into a massive leech amalgamation, and the arena changes.
Phase Two Strategy
Phase two is a timed encounter, you have five minutes before the self-destruct sequence kills both characters regardless of boss HP. The Queen Leech’s second form has 2000 HP and much more aggressive attacks. Many players struggle here because they enter with insufficient ammo after overspending in phase one.
Phase two attack patterns:
- Leech Rain: Leeches fall from the ceiling across 70% of the arena (40 damage per leech), move to the illuminated safe zones
- Charge Attack: The Queen charges across the room (150 damage, knockdown), dodge perpendicular to her path
- Toxic Spray: Cone-shaped poison attack (60 damage + poison status), creates a green mist you must avoid
- Grab Attack: Instant-kill if successful, when tentacles extend, sprint away immediately
Critical mechanic: The Queen Leech is vulnerable to light and fire. Sunlight streaming through skylights damages her over time and creates safe zones. Your goal is to position the boss in the light while dealing damage.
Optimal phase two strategy:
- Lure to light: Use one character as bait to draw the Queen toward skylights
- Concentrated fire: Once positioned in light, unload with your strongest weapons (magnum, grenade launcher)
- Flamethrower DPS: The flamethrower deals 10 damage per frame in light, the damage multiplier makes it devastating (150 flame units = ~600 damage)
- Dodge, don’t heal: Movement is survival, only heal if you drop below 30% health
- Partner sacrifice: If one character goes down, focus on winning with the survivor rather than attempting a revive
Resource-efficient kill (Normal difficulty):
- 12-15× Magnum rounds (focus fire during light exposure)
- 150-200× Flamethrower fuel (used exclusively in phase two)
- 6-8× Grenade rounds (when the Queen is stationary)
After dealing 2000 damage, the Queen Leech collapses. A final cutscene plays, and you escape via an elevator as the facility explodes. Your completion time, rank, and unlocks are tallied based on performance metrics like saves used, total time, and enemies killed.
If you’re struggling with phase two, the most common mistakes are:
- Ignoring the light mechanic: Fighting in shadow doubles her effective HP
- Wasting magnum ammo on spawned leeches: Let Rebecca handle them with the flamethrower
- Standing still to aim: Continuous movement is mandatory, take shots between dodges
- Poor item distribution: Both characters should carry healing, if Billy dies with three sprays, you’ve mismanaged inventory
Unlockables, Collectibles, and Bonus Content
Beating Resident Evil 0 once is just the beginning. The game includes multiple unlockables, alternate modes, and collectibles that significantly enhance replayability. Some of these bonuses are essential for higher difficulties or speedrun attempts.
Leech Charm Locations
Leech Charms are the game’s hidden collectibles, small figurines scattered throughout every major area. Collecting all Leech Charms unlocks alternate costumes and bonus weapons for subsequent playthroughs. There are 30 total across the game.
Notable Leech Charm locations:
- Ecliptic Express: Dining car cabinet (requires small key), conductor’s locker, baggage car crate
- Training Facility: Library second floor bookshelf, basement machinery room toolbox, recreation room pool table
- Church/Cemetery: Confession booth hidden compartment, cemetery mausoleum altar, groundskeeper shed
- Treatment Plant: Turntable control room desk, incinerator chamber vent, filtration tank upper catwalk
- Underground Laboratory: Cryo storage pod #7, observation deck computer terminal, final arena weapon locker
Many charms require backtracking after acquiring specific keys or story progression flags. For completionists, a full re0 walkthrough focusing on collectibles typically requires 8-10 hours and multiple saves to avoid missing time-sensitive pickups.
Alternate Costumes and Leech Hunter Mode
Completing the game unlocks content based on your performance:
Rank-based unlocks:
- S Rank (under 3.5 hours, 0 saves, 0 first aid sprays): Rocket Launcher (infinite ammo, one-hit-kill)
- A Rank (under 5 hours, fewer than 3 saves): Infinite Ammo Handgun
- B Rank (standard clear): Cowboy outfit (Billy), Cheerleader outfit (Rebecca)
Special modes:
- Leech Hunter Mode: A time-attack minigame where you collect leech charms in the Training Facility while fighting enemies. Completing this mode unlocks the Infinite Ammo Submachine Gun for the main game
- Wesker Mode (HD Remaster exclusive): Play as Albert Wesker with enhanced speed, damage, and unique animations. Unlocked by beating the game once on any difficulty
The alternate costumes aren’t purely cosmetic, some change gameplay slightly. Billy’s cowboy outfit includes faster reload animations for revolvers, and Rebecca’s cheerleader outfit reduces damage taken by 10%. These changes aren’t documented in-game but have been confirmed by the speedrunning community.
For players hunting achievements or trophies, note that the HD Remaster includes platform-specific challenges like “Complete the game without using first aid sprays” and “Find all Leech Charms in a single playthrough.” According to comprehensive game completion guides, the platinum/100% completion sits around 15-20 hours across multiple playthroughs.
One final tip: unlockable weapons carry over to new games but don’t disable ranking. You can use the infinite rocket launcher and still earn S Rank on subsequent runs, this is intentional and makes perfect clear files much more accessible than in later RE titles.
Conclusion
Resident Evil 0 demands more from players than most survival horror games, the partner system, inventory limitations, and unforgiving resource economy create a unique challenge that rewards planning and adaptation. From the claustrophobic opening aboard the Ecliptic Express to the explosive finale against the Queen Leech, every encounter tests your ability to manage two characters and limited supplies under constant pressure.
The key to mastering this game isn’t just knowing where items spawn or how to solve puzzles, it’s understanding when to fight, when to run, and how to position both characters for maximum efficiency. Boss fights like the Proto Tyrant and Queen Leech separate players who hoard resources from those who use them strategically. Your first playthrough will likely be messy, filled with backtracking and desperate final boss attempts with three shotgun shells and a prayer. That’s normal.
For subsequent runs, focus on optimizing routes, memorizing enemy spawns, and building efficient item caches in hub areas. S Rank is achievable once you know the critical path and which encounters can be safely skipped. The HD Remaster’s quality-of-life improvements like quick-select inventory and widescreen support make subsequent runs significantly smoother than the original GameCube release.
Whether this is your first survival horror rodeo or you’re a series veteran, RE0 offers a distinctly challenging experience that holds up in 2026. The prequel narrative adds context to the original Resident Evil while standing on its own mechanical identity, for better and worse. Now grab those ink ribbons, sort your inventory one more time, and survive the nightmare.
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