Lastly, there's Nemesis's perks: Lethal Pursuer, Hysteria, and Eruption. This won't weaken his zombie army too much, as they'll respawn again. You can take out zombies by dropping a palette on them, while Nemesis can boost his Mutation Rate if he destroys them himself. They'll go staggering around the map looking for survivors, and apparently work the same as Nemesis's Tentacle Strike in that they'll contaminate their victims. Nemesis isn't the only thing to watch out for in the Resident Evil chapter: he's bringing AI zombies with him. If he reaches Mutation Rate 3, the range of his Tentacle Strike will be boosted. If he reaches Mutation Rate 2, his Tentacle Strike can take down breakable walls and palettes. His special attack is the Tentacle Strike, which you can see him using in the trailer above, and which gives his victims the Contaminated status effect, making them easier to track "as they cough and vomit their way around the map." This Tentacle Strike, while weakening Nemesis's victims, strengthens Nemesis himself, in that his Mutation Rate is boosted. His power is the T-Virus which creates "extreme mutations," and which also boosts Nemesis's strength.
The Resident Evil chapter will also introduce the new Raccoon City Police Station map, which Behaviour Interactive's team lead level artist Stéphanie Hellin says is "by far the biggest map we’ve ever introduced into Dead by Daylight." Associate brand manager Thomas Carpentier also detailed a little more info about the powers and perks of Nemesis, who arrives as the new killer on June 15th. Investigating the biohazard that had ravaged Raccoon City, Leon infiltrated an abandoned Umbrella Corporation laboratory where a sudden and unexpected black fog led him astray." "Having faced hordes of zombies on his first day as a police officer, Leon S. Over on the Dead by Daylight site, we're told that Leon's arrival was a result of his own investigation.
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