Author Topic: I just got LA Noire for Switch AMA  (Read 1289 times)

I just got it as a late birthday present and it plays like a movie, AMA

Unrelated to the Switch version specifically, i don't like how they replaced the interrogation options since the remaster with 'Good cop', 'Bad cop', and 'Accuse' :(

Unrelated to the Switch version specifically, i don't like how they replaced the interrogation options since the remaster with 'Good cop', 'Bad cop', and 'Accuse' :(

gross

Unrelated to the Switch version specifically, i don't like how they replaced the interrogation options since the remaster with 'Good cop', 'Bad cop', and 'Accuse' :(

ehhhhhh

Unrelated to the Switch version specifically, i don't like how they replaced the interrogation options since the remaster with 'Good cop', 'Bad cop', and 'Accuse' :(
It's for the better gameplay wise since they make a lot more sense than Truth & Doubt and goes further in line with the original options during development, Coax & Force. You can tell the game was definitely designed for those original options, that's why Cole goes off the wall when you select Doubt.

It's for the better gameplay wise since they make a lot more sense than Truth & Doubt and goes further in line with the original options during development, Coax & Force. You can tell the game was definitely designed for those original options, that's why Cole goes off the wall when you select Doubt.

that's true now that you say it, Cole really goes "bad cop" when you select Doubt


holy forget im bad at brown townyzing faces

holy forget im bad at brown townyzing faces
Well, sometimes you've got to shake the tree to see what falls out.

holy forget im bad at brown townyzing faces
A character averting their eyes away always means you have to either use force (Bad Cop) or call them out on a lie. You can't just rely on their faces though you have to be paying attention to the case story, evidence, and make sure you have everything before going into an interrogation. Sometimes lying characters will have straight faces which is why you need to be aware of the small details and catch them on it.

Also use force if someone is withholding information, while they're technically not lying it still information you need and they surely have. It's one of the reasons why Doubt isn't a good name for the action.

There are a few dumb moments where other pieces of evidence would prove the same point but is marked as wrong. Other than that the system is pretty consistent thoughout the game so you'll get a hang of it the sooner you go on