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 * Resources will seem scarce enough during the intro that you may think the game is a survival horror: it is not. (Unless you play on Survivor difficulty.) Before long you'll be forced to leave behind all kinds of stuff you can't carry, and even your wallet has a Zelda-style limit of five-hundred bucks, which you'll probably hit faster than you'd think. There aren't any big purchases to save up for, so don't be stingy.
-* If you do somehow manage to actually run low on cash, Big Daddies always drop a ton, and there are several that can be killed pretty cheaply if you get the power that can temporarily charm them (which requires you to rescue, not harvest, three Little Sisters) TEMPORARYDASHCHARACTER just befriend one, lead it to another, attack it, and watch. They'll stay completely focused on each other until one of them is dead, so make sure to even the odds if one of them gains too much of a lead.
+* If you do somehow manage to actually run low on cash, Big Daddies always drop a ton, and there are several that can be killed pretty cheaply if you get the power that can temporarily charm them (which requires you to rescue, not harvest, three Little Sisters) - just befriend one, lead it to another, attack it, and watch. They'll stay completely focused on each other until one of them is dead, so make sure to even the odds if one of them gains too much of a lead.
 * The above strategy is especially useful for quickly and (relatively) safely researching Rosies, which eventually yields the Photographer's Eye 2 tonic, which boosts how many research points points you get from photos.