Infected Blood Resident Evil Requiem: Retrieving and Upgrading the Blood Collector

The Infected Blood, one of the essential raw materials for crafting various recipes, will be a key element in Resident Evil 9 Requiem. This article will explain how to retrieve this precious liquid and upgrade your Blood Collector.

Retrieving Infected Blood

Before you can collect Infected Blood in Resident Evil Requiem, you will absolutely need to obtain a Blood Collector, which is found in the Blood Lab in the East Wing of the Rhodes Hill Care Center. Once you have this device in your possession, you will be able to retrieve the Infected Blood left behind by defeated enemies, as well as from blood buckets that you can find here and there. As soon as you have retrieved the Blood Collector, the game map will show you the various locations where you are likely to obtain blood.

There are several ways to collect Infected Blood:

• By killing zombies, you will retrieve between 20 and 30 units of Infected Blood from their corpses.
• The buckets that you can find in many locations (such as the kitchen) contain up to 50 units of blood at a time.
• Exploring Rhodes Hill will lead you to encounter certain zombies, which, once defeated, will allow you to retrieve Transfusion Bags that will add between 50 and 70 additional units to your Collector.

Upgrading the Blood Collector

Initially, the Collector has a maximum capacity of 100 units of Infected Blood, which is largely sufficient for crafting certain recipes, but for others such as the Stabilizer or Steroids, 120 units are often needed.

To upgrade your Collector, you will need to retrieve six Antique Coins. Once you have gathered them, head to the Lounge in the West Wing of the Care Center, where a Manual will allow you to increase the Collector's maximum capacity to 150 units. All the recipes in Resident Evil 9 Requiem will then be within your reach!