Oh it's something I have quite a bit of interest in as well. Unfortunately it's one of the many things that very little detail has been given about.
Oh it's something I have quite a bit of interest in as well. Unfortunately it's one of the many things that very little detail has been given about.
There will always be clues that drop during a murder..There is always one witness counting the person you killed..If they don't see you there will be very little amount of evidences/clues dropped..You would most likely need higher investigation skills to even find it.
But the answers to the rest of your questions is no one really knows..This system is still being developed and there's not much information on it...
Just to give my 2 cents. I think the higher you get into investigation skills the less clues you would need to find the criminal..For disguises, I think the clues leads up to the disguise, if the person removed and toss it you'll most likely find it..If they keep doing it, I think the disguises would be the clues also leading up to the person wearing them.
Caspian said they also want player skill to be involved as we'll..So, if you find a disguise and take it to a tailor, the tailor says he's never seen this material and stitching technique before..You check with a herbalist to find out the material comes from a certain plant that grows part of the world..Hopefully, it works out something like that.
I, too am interested in this question, but from the criminal perspective. CoE will make the whole 'cat and mouse' game, a little more interesting if the forensic analyst has to work in order to find people like me.
Posted By Un_muted at 11:49 PM - Fri Apr 28 2017
I, too am interested in this question, but from the criminal perspective. CoE will make the whole 'cat and mouse' game, a little more interesting if the forensic analyst has to work in order to find people like me.
The fact that it even gives a chance at finding criminals is what makes it so fun in my eyes.
Would be cool if you could recover a hair from the scene of the crime and then drop it in various alchemy potions and different colour changes would indicate their tribe, gender, rough age, hair colour etc. Fantasy CSI lol.
Hah, I know the bardic skills include so much more, but I can't help seeing bards dancing and singing around a crime scene whenever I see the title here. Lol.
Anyway, good idea and good luck in your investigations. :D
Posted By TheGuardian at 08:33 AM - Sat Apr 29 2017
Hah, I know the bardic skills include so much more, but I can't help seeing bards dancing and singing around a crime scene whenever I see the title here. Lol.
Anyway, good idea and good luck in your investigations. :D
Swings out a lute
"I call this one, the Dirge of John Doe."
strum
I am particularly interested in forensics as well. I want to start working towards founding schools as soon as I start. I think that the forensics skill would deal with more than just murder. People will do things that will grief other settlements that don't involve murder. I also think that forensics would be involved in investigations in political affairs, linking certain crimes to groups or organizations rather than just the run of the mill murder hobo.
