Keep in mind that there are various enemies in Village, some of which are more bullet spongy, while others wear armor-so this tip isnвЂ™t entirely universal. If you absolutely must engage with them, you can easily create some distance between you and them to take some shots at their kneecaps to give you the opening you need. These terrifying scoundrels wield sharp weapons and will often lumber their way toward you as a group. The same strategy applies to the cave-dwelling ghouls known as the Moroaica. The hitbox on their legs is also much more forgiving, making it easier to aim down and fire without getting too precise about it. Instead of wasting your time trying to go directly for their noggins, a few well-placed shots to the knees is a far better way to bring them down, allowing for ample opportunity to land that powerful headshot you crave. A well-placed knee shot can give you that headshot opportunity you crave.

But donвЂ™t be fooled, aim for the head, and theyвЂ™ll duck and juke out of the way, leading to some wasted rounds. TheyвЂ™ll go from gaining on you real quick to slowly stalking you as they get closer and closer. The gameвЂ™s werewolf-like enemies, Lycans, are unruly, somewhat unpredictable foes that scour the village. We know you want to be a hotshot with your headshots, but going for the dome isnвЂ™t always the best option in Resident Evil Village. Fortunately, the essentials of combat aren't too tricky to master. Like it or not, you're inevitably going to face some horrific baddies on your quest to find Ethan's daughter, Rose. Now Playing: Surviving Resident Evil Village: Tips and Tricks COMBAT By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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