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This episode highlights the most frustrating bit of this game, which is thankfully quite rare - the times when you know exactly what happened, but you don't know what the game wants you to tell it. It is very close to a "guess the verb" puzzle. When I played, I solved the "Justice At Sea" section by waiting until I had two solids and then plugged in killers until I found one that the game would accept.
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That would be really handy, especially when you get scenes like one here where you can ID somebody in entirely divorced contexts.
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Dec 12, 2021 02:28
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Nidoking posted:I will give it this much credit: I don't think I ever found a cause of death where the game didn't accept an answer that made sense to me when I understood what had happened. There's one group of people where most LPers seem to look at the pages, say "Well, this happened during this chapter, so anybody in these pages probably met this fate," and even where the game explicitly provides information that states a different fate for one of those people, the game accepts pretty much anything. I don't think most of those players ever actually found out what happened to those people, which is a bit sad, but probably falls on the right side of the balance between "making sure players aren't just guessing" and "making sure not to frustrate players by forcing them to deduce things that aren't apparent at all." Somehow. The answer(s) the game accepts always make sense. That's a good thing. But not every answer that makes sense is one the game will accept. Or else you can't be sure that the answer that makes sense to you is acceptable.
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Dec 12, 2021 02:43
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There is at least one guy who I have no idea how you're supposed to ID. So much of the previous videos makes so much more sense now that you've explained that you'd not realized you could put in ID'S whenever you wanted
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Dec 19, 2021 14:19
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Even when you know you can wait, having the watch shaking like it is about to detonate gives a really hard urgency to moving on.
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Dec 21, 2021 03:47
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For those two, I followed a different (and probably bogus) logic chain that worked. I assumed that "Miss" denoted a Lady from Society, and assumed that the other woman was her maid, because a Lady would not travel alone. When you see them, the older one seems to be standing protectively in front of the younger one, so she must be the maid.
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