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Choosing Lie can also cause the witness to be paradoxically helpful as their dialogue after choosing Lie can fairly often point you right to the correct piece of evidence, if you have it. "How can you prove I was at [blank]/with [blank]/that's my [blank]," and then notepad comes up and you've got "Suspect's [blank] found at scene" staring you in the face.
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If the best part of LA Noire in the facial capture they used then Roy is the best part of LA Noire. No other main actor in the game manages to make such good use of it. Being a smug rear end in a top hat isn't the most subtle role of course, and there are other characters that manage to do more subdued performances really well, but Roy just embodies smarm.
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Manic_Misanthrope posted:Oh that Biggs glitch. 360 era Rockstar at it's finest I played on the PS3 and the exact same thing happened to me.
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Given how terribly that text is overlain on the wood piles I'm of the mind to say it was meant to be removed but deadlines happened and it was missed.
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Aug 23, 2016 03:27
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ApeHawk posted:Because they thought that people would rather play as an rear end in a top hat who doesn't realize he's an rear end in a top hat instead of an rear end in a top hat who revels in the fact that he's an rear end in a top hat. Well, also because Kelso wouldn't really fit in with their dramatic reenactments of classic noir in all the earlier desks. LA Noire isn't really its own noir story until Kelso becomes the player character.
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