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Aug-21-2020 08:43

Now that i need to remake my contacts in every city, i was wondering if there was any way of "picking" which townie you want as a contact. Could i just quit all the favor cases until i come across a favor for the townie i want?

Aug-23-2020 14:07

Thank you, Shelby. That makes perfect sense. I appreciate you taking the time to explain. I tend to simply play the game rather than think too much about it, so things like this often go by me. It's good that we have smart people around, like you and Jesse, to alert us to things like this.

Too late for me to do anything about it now though!

Aug-24-2020 05:58

I'm glad it helped! I am the same, I just play and whatever happens is what happens, lol. Then afterwards, when someone else brings it up, I'm like "Oh yeah, that makes a lot of sense..." LOL!!!

In any case, good luck on regaining your contacts!!!

Aug-24-2020 09:42

I still have all my *old* contacts, Shelby. I think you're confusing me with Dreamcatcher, who recently lost hers and posted about it. But if I were starting out again with a new detective I'd certainly follow Jesse's advice ; )

Aug-24-2020 10:13

oh ha ha, yes i was!!!

Aug-24-2020 16:19

Well then, Misha, may you never have to try out this new info! <3

Aug-25-2020 02:34

Just reading the above. Are you suggesting that if i should opt for female contacts? That way increasing the availabilty of flirting with other townies?

Aug-25-2020 11:01

Dreamcatcher - exactly that. Of course it’s perfectly possible to simply take them as they come, since quitting favors would certainly increase the time and frustration of filling out your contact list. But if you have the patience to go for every little advantage making female friends (for a female detective) is the way to go.

Sep-1-2020 00:26

Is there a limit to the amount of contacts you can have in a city?

Sep-1-2020 09:51

Yes Ramon, you can have only 2 contacts per city (and the Sleuthetania). For each city you can get a physical evidence contact (barber, tailor, ...) and a witness evidence contact (waiter, bartender, ...).