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What skills made you go....
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R Anstett
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Jan-24-2006 16:14
In training some of the new people for Mojo we were having the never ending discussion about skills.
We where talking about when we first used a skill what it felt like.
So for the rest of Sleuthville...
What Skill made you go "COOL!"
What Skill made you go, "oh that's it?"
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tollo
Old Shoe
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Jan-25-2006 09:03
Hum, first is either Lock Picking or Research, canīt decide. I also liked Underworld connections, on AI it made life a lot easier.
Judge of character was least liked and least used for me.
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Colonel Shanty
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Jan-25-2006 09:08
Research - "WOW!"
Judge of Character - "Oh my God. Why did I buy this garbage?"
Thread Analysis - "Cool!"
Interrogation - "When do I get to use this?"
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bitter_suite24
Well-Connected
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Jan-25-2006 10:11
I love research and lock picking. They are both amazing skills.
I don't have judge of character with this detective, but I had it with my old one, and didn't find it very useful.
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BadAss
Charioteer
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Jan-25-2006 18:21
Of all the faction skills I think pick pocketing sucks the most. That would be a waste of hard-earned skill points, unless one is so greedy to get money for every solved case.
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reda
Well-Connected
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Jan-26-2006 05:00
I find judge of character very usefull, but it only became usefull much later in the game.
Now I really cant do without.
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Makensie Brewer
Super Steeper
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Jan-26-2006 12:42
Im very greedy then :) LOL because I think it is great to get money out of the guilty client :) After that hard work and that sucker lied? heck yeah, Im taking every penny I can get from him/her!! LOL :)
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BadAss
Charioteer
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Jan-26-2006 21:56
Pugilism turned out to be a substantial help in unclamming witnesses & suspects. I expected the effect would be a bit more dramatic though ("attempt to beat the crap out of him/her")
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jaypee
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Jan-27-2006 14:00
I started out with Lock Picking and Judge of Character (and another skill that I dont remember right now). I like lock picking a lot while judge of character is pretty useless, especially if you don't have Sweet talking or Interrogation skills *roll eyes*
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Peter Gunn
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Jan-27-2006 15:53
I highly suggest getting lock picking, it's a huge help on harder cases where the suspect clams before you even ask a question. I've found stress detection and interrogation very helpful too.
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.vellocet.
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Feb-6-2006 01:31
research-wow!
Lock picking-cool
garbage:
judge of character for sure and I rarely use stress detection
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