About This Content Add an additional 24 album storage slots. Evaluate albums to acquire powerful weapons and parts, and conquer Raid Mode! *Content exclusive to Raid Mode. *Raid Mode is an additional action-focused game mode included with the main game. *Episode One required to play. 7aa9394dea Title: Raid Mode: Album Storage AGenre: Action, AdventureDeveloper:CapcomPublisher:CapcomFranchise:Resident EvilRelease Date: 24 Feb, 2015 Raid Mode: Album Storage A Download No Virus . . . . . . . .. A good investment if part of a collection. If your like me and prefer weapons over parts, because at least you can sell them and get a lot of money or Gold back. Then you would have stock paied a lot of parts for when you have a lot of money spare to evalulate them and combine them all in one go. AS the yare only temperary unlike the frist game and the story mode of this game. Storage upgrade Part 2 (the seond you buy) and Part 3 (the thrid one you buy) are only really good if you stock pile a heck of alot of parts or weapons to be Evaluated.. A good investment if part of a collection. If your like me and prefer weapons over parts, because at least you can sell them and get a lot of money or Gold back. Then you would have stock paied a lot of parts for when you have a lot of money spare to evalulate them and combine them all in one go. AS the yare only temperary unlike the frist game and the story mode of this game. Storage upgrade Part 2 (the seond you buy) and Part 3 (the thrid one you buy) are only really good if you stock pile a heck of alot of parts or weapons to be Evaluated.. A little explanation on what albums are first, since the store description is mostly for those who already play raid:Albums (vinyl records) in Revelations 2 Raid serve the same role as weapon and part cases did in RER1: they hide a random weapon or weapon part. Unlike in RER1 though, where the cases were automatically opened at the end of each mission, albums require in-game money to reveal their loot, so we get an additional container for them in the raid lobby: a jukebox. Initially, the jukebox has room for 12 albums, and each of these DLCs add 24 slots.In other words, these DLCs let you farm weapons and parts continuously, instead of opening or selling these \u2018cases\u2019 after every few missions. Of course, this is nearly pointless and the DLC is just a waste of money, but if you got all three through the Deluxe edition, then at least now you know why you have so many album slots when some players complain about the limited storage.. Really tacky of Capcom to ask money for these slots> Fortunately most of them are entirely superfluous>TLDR_ Only the Parts Storage is truly useful but only buy them as and when you require them, it is possible you can make do without any of these>If you KNOW you want them then by all means go for it> Otherwise here is my review of the three different types you can buy> I bought the first upgrade of each type out of curiosity and here are my conclusions after about fourty hours of RAID mode>_ Parts Storage _ At least the first slot is worth getting if you like to buy all parts you can afford from the store> Buy more if you find you need them> I like to stockpile parts so I can upgrade them as early as possible> Parts are randomised in the store each time you load the vestibule> Either by reloading RAID mode, or by clearing a mission> Since reloading RAID mode is a ballache method of farming parts you require I just buy most parts from the store as I want or can afford after each mission> Having the extra slots ACTUALLY HAS VALUE UNLIKE BUYING EITHER OF THE TWO OTHER TYPES AS I WILL EXPLAIN WHY BELOW>>>_ Weapon Storage _ Only worth it if you like to have different variants of the exact same weapon because if you are happy with one of each VARIANT of each type {one of every individual weapon} you dont need to upgrade this at all>_ Record Storage _ Not sure why you would need this as long as you can be bothered to either evaluate or sell records after every few missions > Dont bother buying this under any circumstances _ unless you absolutely know you want it>This review is written with wierd symbols because I thought saving seventy pounds on a mechanical keyboard by buying a Razer Tournament Edition rather than something professional with competent drivers like a Filco was a good idea so I have to do without normal punctuation or numbers while typing within the steam client and sometimes on websites like Reddit. DO NOT EVER BUY A RAZER KEYBOARD.. A little explanation on what albums are first, since the store description is mostly for those who already play raid:Albums (vinyl records) in Revelations 2 Raid serve the same role as weapon and part cases did in RER1: they hide a random weapon or weapon part. Unlike in RER1 though, where the cases were automatically opened at the end of each mission, albums require in-game money to reveal their loot, so we get an additional container for them in the raid lobby: a jukebox. Initially, the jukebox has room for 12 albums, and each of these DLCs add 24 slots.In other words, these DLCs let you farm weapons and parts continuously, instead of opening or selling these \u2018cases\u2019 after every few missions. Of course, this is nearly pointless and the DLC is just a waste of money, but if you got all three through the Deluxe edition, then at least now you know why you have so many album slots when some players complain about the limited storage.. Really tacky of Capcom to ask money for these slots> Fortunately most of them are entirely superfluous>TLDR_ Only the Parts Storage is truly useful but only buy them as and when you require them, it is possible you can make do without any of these>If you KNOW you want them then by all means go for it> Otherwise here is my review of the three different types you can buy> I bought the first upgrade of each type out of curiosity and here are my conclusions after about fourty hours of RAID mode>_ Parts Storage _ At least the first slot is worth getting if you like to buy all parts you can afford from the store> Buy more if you find you need them> I like to stockpile parts so I can upgrade them as early as possible> Parts are randomised in the store each time you load the vestibule> Either by reloading RAID mode, or by clearing a mission> Since reloading RAID mode is a ballache method of farming parts you require I just buy most parts from the store as I want or can afford after each mission> Having the extra slots ACTUALLY HAS VALUE UNLIKE BUYING EITHER OF THE TWO OTHER TYPES AS I WILL EXPLAIN WHY BELOW>>>_ Weapon Storage _ Only worth it if you like to have different variants of the exact same weapon because if you are happy with one of each VARIANT of each type {one of every individual weapon} you dont need to upgrade this at all>_ Record Storage _ Not sure why you would need this as long as you can be bothered to either evaluate or sell records after every few missions > Dont bother buying this under any circumstances _ unless you absolutely know you want it>This review is written with wierd symbols because I thought saving seventy pounds on a mechanical keyboard by buying a Razer Tournament Edition rather than something professional with competent drivers like a Filco was a good idea so I have to do without normal punctuation or numbers while typing within the steam client and sometimes on websites like Reddit. DO NOT EVER BUY A RAZER KEYBOARD.. . . . . . . . .. A little explanation on what albums are first, since the store description is mostly for those who already play raid:Albums (vinyl records) in Revelations 2 Raid serve the same role as weapon and part cases did in RER1: they hide a random weapon or weapon part. Unlike in RER1 though, where the cases were automatically opened at the end of each mission, albums require in-game money to reveal their loot, so we get an additional container for them in the raid lobby: a jukebox. Initially, the jukebox has room for 12 albums, and each of these DLCs add 24 slots.In other words, these DLCs let you farm weapons and parts continuously, instead of opening or selling these \u2018cases\u2019 after every few missions. Of course, this is nearly pointless and the DLC is just a waste of money, but if you got all three through the Deluxe edition, then at least now you know why you have so many album slots when some players complain about the limited storage.. A good investment if part of a collection. If your like me and prefer weapons over parts, because at least you can sell them and get a lot of money or Gold back. Then you would have stock paied a lot of parts for when you have a lot of money spare to evalulate them and combine them all in one go. AS the yare only temperary unlike the frist game and the story mode of this game. Storage upgrade Part 2 (the seond you buy) and Part 3 (the thrid one you buy) are only really good if you stock pile a heck of alot of parts or weapons to be Evaluated.
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