So going into the trial, I had a fairly good idea of what went down. Of course there are many other smaller pieces of information, like how Himiko escaped from the tank or where the body was prior to showing up in the tank, but I think those pieces I mentioned earlier were the most important. That’s the best I can summarize the investigation. The key pieces of evidence this time around were: windows, 2 ropes, alibis, and a scratched sink. Naturally I felt very smart by noticing this right away, but I’m pretty sure the game basically tells you this through Shuichi’s thoughts. This means that Ryoma was dead prior to the spectacle, an important detail. While the piranhas put on a good show, the actual cause of death was drowning.
What you see is not necessarily what you get in Danganronpa, and this was the case here. The very first detail I looked for was the cause of death. It has been a while since I played the last two, but this is the impression I’m getting. Himiko managed to escape the tank unscathed, unfortunately – I was sort of hoping that her trick would go awry and she would be the victim, leading to an investigation behind an elaborate magic trick that was sabotaged.įirst off I’ll mention that it’s seeming like alibis are going to be more important in this game than they were in the previous games.
Himiko went into the tank, the piranhas were dropped in after the elapsed time, and instead of Himiko, the ultimate tennis player Ryoma was there, his body then consumed by piranhas. Himiko was going to escape from a tank of water that would be filled with piranhas if she took too long. The next morning there was a magic show in the gym. Some people were absent from this, and in the end they didn’t actually watch any motives. While Gonta thought this was to teach everyone about how amazing insects are, it was really so that Kokichi could steal the motive videos from everyone’s rooms and have everyone watch them all together. That said, Kokichi had other plans and tricked Gonta into forcefully gathering everyone that he could into his lab. The students agreed to not show each other the motives, in order to possibly prevent a murder. They were mixed up, so everyone had someone else’s video.
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Prior to the MurderĪfter free time and exploring all of the new locations ( with the game definitely dropping hints), there were some events prior to the murder.įirst was the motives, which were videos on tablets containing a motive for each student. I actually tried to go for Maki, but she was so busy defending her lab that I couldn’t – but for every single free time moment I tried just in case.
Will have to wait and see what perk I get from Miu next chapter. A bit of a mistake, because only after all of the free time did I realize that there were 5 total, which is just enough to max out someone’s friendship. When it came to free time, I spent one moment with Kirumi, and the rest with Miu. I guess I’m just a sucker for school anime, and that sort of carries over here in that I enjoy just regular school related rooms ( although a little stretching from this is fine). At least I can’t remember any really wacky rooms from the first game. It’s cool that the game will be able to use some pretty interesting locations through the ultimate labs, but I will also admit that I sort of liked the first game when it came to new areas, and how they were all pretty standard school locations (pool, gym, AV room, rec room, etc.). So the new areas we got were the pool, the casino / love hotel ( I wonder what this is for.? 🙂 ), the second floor, and some ultimate labs ( most notably the magician, “child caregiver”, and tennis labs). This is pretty standard, because the game would get stale if all of the murders / investigation occurred in the same rooms.
Lot of interesting events occurred in this chapter, so I’m just going to get into it.įirst up we were given three items that would be used to unlock new areas in / around the school. If chapter 1 was the game signalling to me that I knew what was going on, chapter 2 was the game’s way of knocking me back down.
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