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This pretty much sums it up.
But the differences are much more less than in the original game, but at least some are still there. For example some areas you can't access with Leon but can with Claire and vice versa. And with Claire you'll meet different characters as well for example, also you'll acquire different "special" weapons as well along the way.
"Along with the different paths the two take, Claire and Leon have different goals as they explore and survive Raccoon City. Their goals are often similar, but their objectives will sometimes be in different places."
The short answer, though, is that you’ll only get the full story of Resident Evil 2 by playing it (at least) twice — once as Leon and once as Claire, that will give you the whole picture.
Back in the day in the original game we had Leon A - B and Claire A - B, so basically 4 playthroughs, so this approach offered a vast majority of differences between the campaigns, now in this Remake they kinda merged these together into a "New Game" and into a "Second Run", so this time it's kinda like: Leon A and Claire B. I'd say this covers the main plot of RE2: Remake now, so first you complete it with Leon, then you go for the Second one with Claire. So it will fill in the "missing" story pieces and will make it a whole.
But don't wanna spoil the fun, so just go for it :)
If you played Claire, you should go for Leon 2nd run.
Going for default run again means pretty much replaying the same game as a different character, except the character-exclusive bits
I chose Claire (A?) for my first playthrough, thinking it was a one-time thru thing.
I mean i have some unclear things:
So i played Leon 1st run and Claire 2nr run.Leon enters the station and he if followed by Tyrant...he fights with William in the underground..then in the lab...etc.
Question is how is this happening to Claire too?I mean if Leon is followed by Tyrant and he fights it at the end...how is he killed in Claire's 2nd run and in the same time he fights Leon
Another one is how Annette really dies?
OR the biggest question:how Leon and Claire both enter the station and they can't see each other and do the same puzzles..
There are a lot of unclear problems for me but if you can answer those here...thank you so much.
From my understanding the two playthroughs are not supposed to be 100% coherent and the answer as to what really happened is somewhere in the middle?
Someone solved the puzzles, fought Birkin in the relevant locations, ecetera, it's just that who you picked determines who did those things in that playthrough with no canonical answer.
Though in Annette's case, I think it can be explained as her faking her death to Sherry in order to get away from her to stop the G-virus from being stolen. After they leave, she goes to the G-virus containment area and Leon sees her actual death.
Each one of the 4 scenarios are different realities, while you play as one character, the other characters does absolutely nothing (except story bits like grabbing the g virus for example)
So for example if you play Claire A, she fighst all the bosses and Leon does NOTHING, and if you then play Leon B, you aren't playing the other side of the story, you are playing a NEW variant story where Claire does NOTHING.
And it's not me that's saying this (altough it's pretty obvious), the developer director said so himself. That's why tyrant dies "twice" (there's only one tyrant).