Kara Duke
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Feb-15-2005 13:16
Greetings all,
Sorry, I know your all probably sick of all my questions, but I was wondering. Could somebody explain the benefits of research skill to me, I'd really appreciate it.
-Kara D.
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reda
Well-Connected
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Feb-15-2005 14:13
Lets say mr X says he was at the butcher. Mr x alibi is false. He wasnt at butcher but he had to lie to u cause he did something else that he is ashemed of.
If you dont have research u will go to the butcher and ask: was mr x here? the butcher would say no. So u will have to check if mr x did it.
When u have research you will get the reason mr x is lying (the reason he didnt tell you were he was). so it helps in 3 ways:
1. you dont need to ask the butcher about mr x. Saves you a question with the butcher (or any other townie).
2. you dont need to consider mr x as suspect any more cause u know he was somewhere else. This narrows down the list of people you need to check.
3. if u checked with research before you even talked to mr x, you know you dont need to ask him his alibi. Saves you a question with the suspect.
And dont be afraid to ask questions, there are a lot of very friendly people here!
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