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Footprint Analysis bug?

Fab Cannon
Fab Cannon

Jan-30-2010 05:40

I bought the footprint analysis.

Now I got a new case where I found a footprint evidence. However, it didn't give me the analysis of whether it's from a heavy or slim person.

Anyone?

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Cordelia Falco
Cordelia Falco
Battered Shoe

Jan-30-2010 07:08

It doesn't always work. The higher your Smart score, the more likely it is that your evidence analysis skills will work, but even with a smart score of 25, I still find skills fail once in a while.



Fab Cannon
Fab Cannon

Feb-1-2010 03:19

So what's the point in investing 12 skill points, just to have a 50% chance to have the footprint analyzed?

From the cases I've worked on so far (I have a smart score of 8), about 50% percent are not analyzed, and whenever there are more than one footprint, it never gives me an analysis of all the footprints, just one.

Cordelia Falco
Cordelia Falco
Battered Shoe

Feb-1-2010 05:01

Well, if you increase your smart score with better equipment, you'll find you succeed in analysing the footprints more often.

Besides, as you do harder cases you'll find that even if you don't manage to analyse the footprint every time, you'll still greatly improve your chance of solving cases.

This applies to all evidence analysis skills, by the way, not just footprints.

(Could a mod maybe move this to the newbie questions thread?)

ctown28
ctown28
Huntsman

Feb-1-2010 08:00

Everything that she said ^

Joseph Zeo
Joseph Zeo
Tale Spinner

Feb-1-2010 18:16

A smart score of 8 may not be sufficient if you insist on a high success rate on the PE analysis, but you will run into problem questioning the suspects if you wear all smart gears. That's where an apartment or agency locker comes into play. You can keep a set a smart gears in the locker/flat and change when you need to have the PE analyzed.

However, you'll need to be subbed in order to join or start an agency. I am not sure about the subbing policy on apartments (others please help answer that thanks), but everything else about apartments you can find it here:

http://www.sleuthtips.com/noir/agencies/apartments.html

Have fun saving up!! :)

Jesse Hunter
Jesse Hunter
Bibliophile

Feb-1-2010 20:00

I'm pretty certain you have to be subbed in order to buy or furnish an apartment. However I do believe you can continue to use apartment furniture once your subscription expires.


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