Usually, the multiplayer gamers are the ones that can boast about being hardcore. But the winning percentage for either side should hover around 50% in Evil Dead: The Game for these modes and the win rate will be a fraction of this in single-player.
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There is a hint of a trial and error for Evil Dead: The Game that exists, having players gradually piece together the right way to go about business until finally perfecting it for a final run. For players that don't feel like losing over and over again, here is a strategy that should yield an early victory on this first mission.
At the start, don't head to the checkpoint right away. There are some matchsticks, extra ammo, and, most importantly, a Shemp's Cola (by the trap door) in the household. That shotgun only starts with two shells in it and no back ammunition. Pick up all ammunition, even if it's not for the shotgun, in case of switching weapons later.
Cutting down on encounters is a good idea. Some of the trees will hit the player without any ability to block the damage, so staying on the road is a wise choice. There will likely be some deadites on the path. Use a chainsaw instead of the shotgun for these first few first since ammo is limited and the chainsaw is perfect against these minions. Those who watched Bruce Campbell's gameplay session will be familiar with this attack pattern.
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These low-level enemies are not strong. To minimize damage, start with a light attack, hit the button prompt for the scripted melee attack, then finish them off with a heavy attack. This combo doesn't allow them to get any hits in.
After finishing off the guards by the cave, Ash's fear meter should be
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