You can’t have gotten every treasure, you need to look closer on the map and flip between the levels of each map. I don’t believe there’s been any bug reported for missing treasure icons.
The big ones that are easily overlooked are the ones you collect when you play as Ashley and then the one you have to backtrack quite a ways for once you reunite with Ashley. The rest of the castle is explorable and none of the other treasures are missable.
Treasures carry over as well as Spinels. Also, you do keep gems as well, I’m on Playthrough 3 (4 if you count my professional S+ run where I had to start a new save file), and I can confirm that treasures carry over.
No point of keeping treasures. The whole purpose of them, is to sell them to the merchents for money. You can combine some treasures for more money. The treasure with the highest price is the Salazar Family Crown.
Elegant Crown (Duo & Trio) The most lucrative combination for the Elegant Crown is a Duo & Trio with two yellow gems and three red beryls. The combo would increase the crown’s price to 108,000 Ptas., making it the most expensive item in the game.
There’s only one treasure and one combination of jewels that can sell for 100k, and that’s the Elegant Crown with five different gem colors. The Elegant Crown is an expensive treasure, and the only one in the game that allows for five different gems to be inserted.
Most Gemstones say that they are combinable with other items, so hang on to these and insert them into trinkets that you find in order to sell them all at once for a huge cash bonus. Others like the Velvet Blue can be sold as soon as you grab some.
The Elegant Crown is the most valuable piece of treasure on its own with a selling price of 19,000 ptas and five available gem slots, meaning it has the highest possible reward. Due to the five gem slots, this piece is the only one that can achieve the highest multiplier, Five Colors, which doubles its value.
With that being said, here are the most expensive treasure combinations in the RE4 remake.
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 RE4 Remake, when it comes to the mysterious Merchant unspoiled.
Players will come across a few Ornate Necklaces in Resident Evil 4 Remake, and they can be one of the best items to sell with the right gemstones. Saving two rubies and two beryls will guarantee a 59000 sale with an Ornate Necklace.
Can you clean the Dirty Pendant in Resident Evil 4? No, there is no way to clean the Dirty Pendant in Resident Evil 4 – the only way to get a clean pendant is to obtain them in a way that doesn’t dirty them in the first place, by making sure that they don’t fall into the well and become ruined.
Spinels are special pink gemstones that are different from the gems that Leon can use to increase the value of certain treasures. By gathering Spinels, Leon can nab some of the most useful tools in the game. Here’s a look at where to find this special currency in the Resident Evil 4 Remake.
Bunch of Keys Location
These keys are not only essential for completing the objective, but they will unlock three chests in the area each containing its own treasure. These chests can only be opened while playing as Ashley and the keys will not carry over to Leon, so be sure to grab everything.
It’s the last Shooting Gallery in the campaign. The actual point of no return: Loading Docks (Chapter 16) – This is the real point of no return in Resident Evil 4. Past this area, all that’s left is the final boss, Lord Saddler. There’s a Merchant before this, and you should keep a manual save here.
The Resident Evil 4 remake does not have distinct selectable chapters and features more backtracking than before. However, players will sometimes be unable to return to past areas. While sometimes it is possible, specific sections of that area will be inaccessible.
When equipped, the Body Armor in Resident Evil 4 remake nullifies explosive and gunfire damage until its durability runs out. It also lessens the damage Leon will take from incoming melee damage, so players who find themselves getting hit regularly should probably acquire it as soon as they can.
One huge quality-of-life improvement to the remake is that old weapons with upgrades will always sell for as much as the player put into them. Unfortunately, selling any weapons also means that the player won’t be able to access those guns again.
Sell Your Guns
This is a mostly risk-free choice to make as you will receive the vast majority of the money back that you spent on any upgrades for the weapon that you’re selling, so you won’t lose much of your previous financial investment. And, you’ll get to try the new stuff!
The Punisher has slightly lower power than the SG-09 R, but its other stats are all slightly better. It has higher ammo capacity, faster reload speed and rate of fire, and better precision, but its stats aren’t that much better than those of the SG-09 R, and you won’t notice that much of a difference in combat.
Considering its upgrade price, Punisher is not worth it in the first playthrough, but it is an excellent choice for NG+ because its maxed-out version is OP.
In the Resident Evil 4 remake, farming money means taking advantage of the game mechanics to earn extra Pesetas, the in-game currency. This is often done through force-spawning creatures, combining valuable items, and trading with the Merchant.
Resident Evil 4 Remake: 8 Best Ways To Earn Money
Red9. The Red9 is a 9mm pistol with an integral box magazine. Its maxed-out version is considered the most powerful handgun in the Resident Evil 4 remake that one-shots most enemies. To get the Red9 for free, the player must ride the boat in Chapter 4 to the center of the Lake, where there’s a shipwreck.
One huge quality-of-life improvement to the remake is that old weapons with upgrades will always sell for as much as the player put into them. Unfortunately, selling any weapons also means that the player won’t be able to access those guns again.
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