Hello everyone. This patch will mainly fix some awkward word choice in case 5. Please finish case 5 before checking the patch notes. To be safe, these notes will have spoilers. [spoiler]Interrogation room Ferris "Here's what will tell what happened next to the art and small trash can." Ferris "Here's what will tell us what happened next to the art and small trash can." Joy "I did, but I still had it on my phone." Joy "I did, but I still have it on my phone." Ferris "While they see that you had a rug, there is no proof of blood or any indication of murder." Ferris "While they saw that you had a rug, there is no proof of blood or any indication of murder." Justina "Here's proof Anton's car was must have been used Sunday night." Justina "Here's proof Anton's car must have been used Sunday night." Investigation Ash "You think I'd be used to it by now..." Ash "You'd think I'd be used to it by now..." Ash "I know you will. And don't forget to call! I can give you all the advice to help raise the little plant." Ash "I know you will. And don't forget to video call! I can give you all the advice to help raise the little plant." Annie profile "Landlady of motel the Klaus Orphanage uses." Annie profile "Landlady of the motel the Klaus Orphanage uses." Chandra "That was the right time and place kind of moment." Chandra "Eubank Investments appeared at the right time to get that funding." Complete rewrite to be easier to read. Sophie "Mr.{#X} Eubank wants everything to seem in his favor. But we have evidence he doesn't know." Sophie "Mr.{#X} Eubank wants everything to seem in his favor. But we have evidence he doesn't know about." [/spoiler] Lastly: Case 4 and 5 had a bug where if you loop to start of first statement during the interrogation, it would remove all your cross-off lines. This has been corrected. If there are only more awkward wording, please report it so can address it.

[ 2024-12-27 04:49:38 CET ] [ Original post ]

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