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Disgrace Salazar Family in Resident Evil 4

How to Disgrace the Salazar Family in Resident Evil 4 Remake

Ramon Salazarā€™s burned a lot of bridges with the locals lately. Heā€™s cruel, demanding, has a real Napoleon complex, and got a lot of the villagers killed through inhumane medical experiments and/or transforming them into monsters. Heā€™s well past due for a little payback. Youā€™d think shooting him would be enough, but the Merchant has something else in mind. Hereā€™s how to disgrace the Salazar family in the Resident Evil 4 remake.

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Egg on Your Face: How to Complete ā€˜The Disgrace of the Salazar Familyā€™ Side Mission in the Resident Evil 4 Remake

Two new side missions become available in Chapter 12 when you return to the castle from the mines. They can be easy to miss, but look for the two blue flyers on the wall next to the Merchantā€™s little cubbyhole at the cable car station.

One, ā€˜The Disgrace of the Salazar Family,ā€™ is arguably the most difficult side mission in Resident Evil 4, primarily because itā€™s the most vague. Youā€™re given a photograph of a location in the Castle and a request to deface Ramonā€™s portrait by ā€œhitting it with something.ā€ The end.

The location in question is the Throne Room, which you briefly visited at the end of Chapter 10 before Salazar dropped Leon into the caverns. Head back that way.

The Throne Room is abandoned in Chapter 12, aside from a force of zealots on guard detail in the room that used to host the double Garrador fight, as well as two chickens that hang out near Ramonā€™s throne.

You can take a seat on the throne to replicate the famous ā€˜thereā€™s no time for restingā€™ scene from the original Resident Evil 4. More importantly, if youā€™re facing the throne, the portrait of Ramon youā€™re here to deface is on the wall to your left.

The portrait isnā€™t considered sufficiently defaced if you shoot it or throw a grenade. Instead, if you leave the two chickens alive and wait around for a minute or two, they will lay eggs. Watch them until they stop moving and sit down. A few seconds later, thereā€™ll be a new Egg or Brown Egg for you.

Not only is this handy if youā€™re a little low on health, but you can throw one of the eggs at Ramonā€™s portrait to complete the ā€˜Disgrace of the Salazar Familyā€™ side mission. Just as in the original Resident Evil 4, you can equip eggs and throw them the way you would a grenade, and hitting the portrait with any type of egg will fulfill the Merchantā€™s request.

You can also use the Gold Chicken Egg thatā€™s inside the locked cabinet, but thatā€™s a little too valuable to burn on a simple request.

Like any other side mission in the Resident Evil 4 remake, you can fulfill this request without actually having to look at the original flyer. Your reward for this side trip is 4 Spinels.

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Thomas Wilde, for his sins, has been writing about video games since 2002. He began as a guides writer for UK magazines before breaking into the U.S. market as a critic and reporter. His work outside of the Escapist can be found on GeekWire, Bloody Disgusting, and GameSkinny, among other places. He also wrote, co-wrote, or edited most of the guides from the late, lamented DoubleJump Books, and was the executive editor during the original print run for Hardcore Gamer magazine. Thomas is from the Chicago area, but currently lives and works in Washington state. He likes bad movies, good fiction, cooking, zombie media, and collecting dozens of blank pocket notebooks for no obvious reason.