Thanks for going to all the effort of getting these. I had no idea there were two entire investigation trees for Dr Hush and the guard. The wrong conclusions (Ott's excluded) are genuinely upsetting. Brok's detective work feels sloppy when coming to all of the wrong conclusions, but the squealer guard is the only one he feels actively malevolent towards. He racially profiles, falsely accuses, and sends an innocent man to his death. This scenario also showcases how important 'beyond reasonable doubt' is. In many situations, a plausible narrative can be crafted that indicts just about anyone of a crime.
When I first recorded this, I wasn't expecting there to be an entire interrogation for The Guard and Dr. Hush. I was curious to see what would happen if I blamed anyone else.
Huh, interesting. I personally jumped over Dr. Hush on my first playthrough, so I didn't see this. Didn't imagine you could actually pin the blame of basically everyone!
I also jumped on his body on my first playthrough. I'm the type of person to do the silliest things in games just to see what would happen, and sometimes you'll have to pay the price.
@@BheseDreamsZX I jumped on the body to check he was actually dead; sometimes people are just deeply unconscious. I was annoyed when I lost mind points for that!
Thanks for going to all the effort of getting these. I had no idea there were two entire investigation trees for Dr Hush and the guard. The wrong conclusions (Ott's excluded) are genuinely upsetting. Brok's detective work feels sloppy when coming to all of the wrong conclusions, but the squealer guard is the only one he feels actively malevolent towards. He racially profiles, falsely accuses, and sends an innocent man to his death.
This scenario also showcases how important 'beyond reasonable doubt' is. In many situations, a plausible narrative can be crafted that indicts just about anyone of a crime.
When I first recorded this, I wasn't expecting there to be an entire interrogation for The Guard and Dr. Hush. I was curious to see what would happen if I blamed anyone else.
Oh, thank you for this. Saved time for lot of us
Huh, interesting. I personally jumped over Dr. Hush on my first playthrough, so I didn't see this. Didn't imagine you could actually pin the blame of basically everyone!
I also jumped on his body on my first playthrough. I'm the type of person to do the silliest things in games just to see what would happen, and sometimes you'll have to pay the price.
@@BheseDreamsZX I jumped on the body to check he was actually dead; sometimes people are just deeply unconscious. I was annoyed when I lost mind points for that!