Found the locked locker in the Mens Restroom on the 2nd floor? This Resident Evil 2 2F Mens Restroom Locker Combination Guide will tell you the correct combination code so that you are able to access the locker and obtain the items from inside.
You will find this room relatively early in the game. There’s a steam vent blocking entry into a shower room. It’s also the same room where you find your first Portable Safe. There’s two lockers you can search, one locker has a horrid surprise, the other is locked.
Resident Evil 2 2F Mens Restroom Locker Combination Guide
The locker has a simple three digit combination padlock. To unlock it, you need to use the following combination:
C
A
P
Once you have entered the password CAP into the padlock, you can unlock it and take what’s inside. Inside you will find several Flame Rounds as Claire and Shotgun Shells as Leon. That’s it for our Resident Evil 2 2F Mens Restroom Locker Combination Guide.
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