Rich J. Mayo
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Feb-7-2008 18:52
Hi, everyone.
I've been playing this for less than 2 weeks and I've already seen some patterns unfold that aren't written anywhere, so I thought I'd ask if anyone has seen any others.
um ... For instance...
On average, 2 of my suspects will successfully ID the killer, and the remaining 5 or 6 of the others will not. So if you ask all your lineup if they suspect the SAME two (or so) people and you get "No" from most of them, you can reasonably cross those two people off the list. Then, you can check your physical evidence against your remaining suspects.
Ok. your turn.
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Wayne Williams Jr.
Well-Connected
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Feb-8-2008 22:33
Welcome, Detective Rich J. Mayo to Sleuth: Noir. I do get what you're saying. I think it's a reasonable enough technique, though I suspect it will get less feasible as you try the harder cases. As the others have pointed out, suspects can clam up really fast on those cases and you won't know then, if they will say "No" to another suspect. Good thinking though, on discovering the pattern so far.
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