Logic
- conversations
- 275
- Locations
- 16
Description
COOL FOR: ANALYSTS. PURE RATIONALISTS. OBVIOUSLY LOGICIANS.
Logic urges you to analyze the living daylights out of the case. It enables you to piece evidence together, detect inconsistencies in statements, and impress everyone with your astonishing conclusions. It's the bread and butter of many a detective.
At high levels, Logic will be able to solve even the most complicated puzzle. You will be very proud, and thus susceptible to intellectual flattery; for those blinded by their own brilliance often miss important clues. With low levels of Logic, you’re going to have a hard time solving even the simplest puzzle. Even if you find the pieces, good luck putting them together.
Where
16Tasks
136- Add even more beauty to the wall
- Open trash container
- Interview the Wild Pines rep
- Interview the Union boss
- Perform field autopsy
- Find out who is in the Union box
- Speak to the assault victim
- Ask about Ruby in the village
- Return to the Whirling-in-Rags
- Go to the island
- Run the number on the victim's armour
- Find your paperwork
- Ask 'Scab Leader' about tattoos
- Spirit is eternal
- Close the water lock on Wednesday
- Ask Kim to tell you about the case
- Inspect the window in Klaasje's bedroom
- Prove your authority to Titus Hardie
Dialogue
275- This fan has two chain pull switches -- one ends in a tiny fan, the other in a light…
- An old mirror hangs on the wall. You see the reflection of your face in it -- such as it…
- The young woman raises a cigarette to her lips.
- A bespectacled man in an orange bomber jacket has folded up his newspaper and is now…
- A man in his late twenties with a thin, unimpressive beard notices you approaching. He…
- The corpse looks at you with bulging white eyes. The face around them does not look…
- A row of ghostly shades facing a crumbling wall, with another seven shades standing ten…
- "Look." She greets you, taking a drag. "It's dark outside, the dogs are barking and I'm…
- "Our tenant, the policeman. I hope the waves don't keep you up at night. What can I help…
- "Oh, hello, officer." He covers his mouth, struggling to suppress a coughing fit.
- "Hard-cop." She nods to you with respect and turns off her recording device.
- "Is there something I can do for you?"
- "I'd appreciate it if you didn't force us into situations where I may have to shoot…
- The trash container stands in the spring snow.
- "What do you see?" The lieutenant cleans his glasses, squinting at the shapes in the mud.
- The window stands broken in its frame. Cold wind blows in.
- The tracks are as they have ever been. A bit more worn, perhaps. Fortunately, the street…
- The dented yellow mailbox greets you with it's graffito, bullet holes and an RCM sticker.