Goonhub
05-22-2013, 06:42 PM
Not to mention, with forensics becoming a part of genetics, that solves the "No point to crime solving" problem.
Instead of reviving a person and having them tell everyone who the traitor is, you can tell what weapon the traitor might have, what they've been using to poison people, and use those as clues to finding out who did it.
Otherwise detective's forensics tools are generally pointless without a skilled player.
Use genetics to test other new forensic ideas as well, e.g clothing fibers from other uniforms, e.g yellow fibers, red fibers, grey fibers, etc.
Match the clothing to the traitor, and you have a concrete case.
Instead of reviving a person and having them tell everyone who the traitor is, you can tell what weapon the traitor might have, what they've been using to poison people, and use those as clues to finding out who did it.
Otherwise detective's forensics tools are generally pointless without a skilled player.
Use genetics to test other new forensic ideas as well, e.g clothing fibers from other uniforms, e.g yellow fibers, red fibers, grey fibers, etc.
Match the clothing to the traitor, and you have a concrete case.