Resident Evil Requiem doesn't teach you this trick that makes Grace's sections easier

Well, it's in the tutorial menu, but no one looks at that Zombie-lovers the world over are devouring Resident Evil Requiem, which has already become the fastest-selling title in Capcom's long-running action series. And while there are plenty of items to craft, weapons to enhance, and secrets to find in Requiem, sometimes the most basic gameplay fundamentals can fly over your head. I'm several hours into a second playthrough, and I only just discovered that holding the aim button momentarily before moving your gun will narrow the reticle, which increases the damage and stagger effect of shots. I didn't learn this from a loading screen or one of those "Game Over" hints. Instead, I discovered it on Reddit, where a lot of other players also pointed out this mechanic was new to them, too. It's been a feature in most recent Resident Evil games, including the remakes, RE7 and Village. "I had no idea this was a thing until now and I’ve been playing RE games ever since RE7 came out. I thought it just made shots more accurate didn’t realize they actually did more damage and staggered more," wrote one redditor. "I thought it only showed how likely you were to hit whatever you were aiming, wha