It wouldn't be such a Black or White situation that way. Now, I would have liked to JUST intimidate him (slowly kneeling in front of him), but I didn't want to shake or punch him.

Because, for example, in season 1 when you choose to B-Threaten Todd, it lets you either shake him up or hit him. When I choose to rough up, I would also like to have the option to stop. While playing Bigby you get the chance to A-be nice or B-rough up. For example, types of bullet entrances and what they indicate, powder remains and what they point to, noticing details (Can intriguing objects be discarded as evidence because they show no signs of usage? Can a knife be discarded as evidence because it doesnt have trails/smells of blood -does it smell like bleach, indicating it had been washed? Can a suspect bathe and blow smoke on himself/use lots of perfume to hide something from Bigby's senses? etc), the possibility to connect evidence (like in Batman) and be able to do it even if you connect the dots wrong (and if you connect the evidence wrong then it has consequences).Īction sequences.

I am currently studying criminology in two different branches, so investigation in games/movies are truly entertaining, especially if done in a complex way. More investigation sequences! (I really like the action ones too though). I already posted this in another Discussion, but I was trying to find another discussion where this would be more relevant.

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