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When playing a higher difficulty level case, you are no longer shown undiscovered suspects in your case file (i.e. no more "Suspect #2", etc).

Thanks to those of you who have suggested this change recently, I think it will add a good deal of difficulty to those high end cases.

It starts from VVH ^_^

Ok, Yesterday I opened up the Mayor and that game I had to play was fun, it reminded me of Guess Who. They arent wearing glasses, they arent wearing a hat.


I just opened up a Very Very Hard Case but didnt take it because I had 4 days and I know that the Suspect#2 and so on are taken away now so I am unsure as to how hard it will be to win the case. If they hadnt taken the Suspect#2 Suspect#6 away, I may have taken the case anyway to try it out. If I had already been playing Very Very Hard a few times before they made the Suspects Hidden, to get use to Very Very Hard I would know what to expect with Very Very Hard.

Adnama, there isn't a HUGE difference in the games (VH vs. VVH), just take it a little slower. I wasn't thrilled at first to hear that they had taken away the suspect # but I find it's actually just a tad bit easier most the time, as I find suspects and try to determine their guilt rather than just go looking for ALL the suspects. It actually had shortened my overall time.

ya sure

It just sounds more intimidating without the Suspect #'s I guess.

I may try a V V H Case today or tomorrow just to see what its like since I haven't tried a Very Very Hard case or a case with the Suspect #'s removed. I may wait until I have 4 or 5 days.

I dont want to try VVH or Suspects removed for the first time in 3 days.

Let us know how it goes...

'When I would start I would see Suspect#1 Suspect #2 Suspect #3 and so on, that would let me know how many suspects I had and so if it was all the way up to Suspect #6 if I had 6 real names, I could go on to ask questions' I agree with Adnama Eceer.
I hate the new change

Think of it as a real life crime, do you think they will all be shown to you? If yes, then this won't be called an Investigation.

wats up ben

Yes, it has to be called very, very hard for a reason...
If you hate it, stick to the very hard cases.