Resident Evil 4: How To Stop The Pearl Pendant From Getting Dirty
screenrant.comAn item named the Pearl Pendant sells for a high price from 's Merchant as long as players stop it from getting dirty before they grab it. Unfortunately, almost acting as a mini-puzzle, there are ways for players to accidentally turn a Pearl Pendant into a Dirty Pendant that holds far less value. Since there are no ways for players to turn a Dirty Pendant into a Pearl Pendant again, they have to take extra care when finding this item.
Players should note that the Pearl Pendant has no use outside of selling it to the Merchant, as it never comes up in a puzzle or throughout the story. The Pearl Pendant sells for 5,000 Pesetas, the in-game currency of, when it comes to the mysterious Merchant unspoiled. However, should players fail to keep dirt off the item, the Dirty Pendant is only worth 1,000 Pesetas.
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Shooting the metal lantern at the Farm or along the path to the Village Chief's Manor drops a Pearl Pendant.
Only two locations run the risk of having a possible Pearl Pendant get dirty, at the Farm and along the path to the Village Chief's Manor. Both reside within a metal lantern, which players need to shoot to drop the item. The Farm lantern spins along a windmill, suspended in the air for players to shoot when they can. The problem here comes from the well below, which dirties the Pendant if the lantern drops into the water. Waiting until the lantern hovers above solid ground lets players take it down without risk for a clean Pendant.
The second Pendant near the Village Chief's Manor has a much easier solution, as its lantern doesn't move right above a similar well. As long as Leon shoots the wooden bar propping up a slab of wood over the
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