Oberlandin's regression solves the clues of the whole jigsaw puzzle and summarizes the identity of the characters.

Put away the introduction, board the ship, the upper deck of the captain's cabin, the second disagreement, the third disagreement, and the greed of the sailboat returned.

Oberlandin regression solving puzzles and corresponding crew identity are the main ways to play in the game. How to collect all kinds of clues in this game? Share with you a strategy to solve the problem of Oberlandin regression.

An Overview of Auberadin's Return Clues and Character Identity

Introduction:

As an investigator of an insurance company, the protagonist is about to board the merchant ship "Oberding" which has been missing for many years. Before leaving, the protagonist received a strange package with a book and a pocket watch in it. At the beginning of the book, a letter signed by a mysterious man named "Henry Evans" asks the protagonist to use his pocket watch and book to unlock the secret of the tragedy on the Oberdin, and return the book to his address in Morocco after all the facts are revealed (this is a very important clue, but it is almost always ignored in the first game). Many people may not remember that Morocco is located in the northwest corner of Africa, facing Europe across the sea. )。

The book hides all the information of Oberlindin's whole tragedy, and the use of pocket watches can be traced back to the scene of the undead's death.

(In the game, the sequence of the scenes revealed by the pocket watch is not necessarily the same as the actual time sequence of these scenes, that is to say, many scenes are actually presented in flashback. In the adjacent part of the same chapter, many characters' actions have strong purpose and logic. If we take them as a whole, we can draw many important inferences. )

Clues inside and outside the game

In-game: three photos in the book, crew list, noun explanation, ship plan, role action, character position, standing relationship, lines and sound effects, personal belongings, uniforms, hats and clothes, etc.

Outside the game: foreign languages and dialects, accents, ethnic customs, and distinctive ethnic costumes.

A few clues are far-fetched, and the identity of a few people can only be determined by exclusion.

About localization: the localization of word games has always been a long-standing problem. No matter how hard translation works, there are always some places where the artistic conception of the original text cannot be completely restored. The sinicization of this work should be said to be of high quality, but there are still some problems. A few translation problems will also affect the player's judgment of the plot or bring trouble to reasoning. For example, some abbreviations or nicknames of English names are difficult to express in Chinese, and the translation of some specific props is not suitable. For example, the distinction between "knife" and "sword" in Chinese context is a problem, while the knife and sword in English text will not be misunderstood at all; For another example, Nicholas and Nicholas can be called Nick for short, but it is difficult to understand if they are translated into the Chinese character "Nick"; For another example, the word Boss is often used to refer to a powerful enemy in the game, but in fact, considering the background of the game, Boss refers to a person's boss. In the above example, Chinese translation somewhat hinders reasoning. Therefore, in the process of exploration, if possible, you can get the best experience by choosing English text.

I have played games in Japanese, English and Chinese respectively, and the reasoning points of different languages are really different.

As for the clues in the game, first, browse the crew list and get a general understanding of the identity and nationality of the crew, which is very helpful for subsequent reasoning: the crew are roughly divided into officials and workers, and the officials mainly include captain, chief mate, gunner, purser, chef, surgeon, carpenter, boatswain and so on. All the above officials have their own assistants or butlers in charge; There are also cadets (candidates for noncommissioned officers who are undergoing field training); Workers mainly include seaman Seaman and mast hand Topman. In addition, there are some ordinary passengers on board. Many of the above positions are supplemented in the "noun analysis" at the end of the volume, which is also an important basis for reasoning.

In addition, if you are careful enough, you will find that the owner of this book, Henry Evans, is also on this list. His position is ship doctor. This can be said to be the first main clue in the game. In view of the letter at the beginning of the book, Henry Evans asked the protagonist to return the book to Morocco's address after the task was completed, so it can be concluded that Henry himself is still alive in Africa. All that remains is to determine who the ship doctor is in the game. )

In terms of nationality, the crew came from all parts of Europe, Asia, Africa and America:

Britain (including Ireland, Wales, and England, the characters in these areas are not obvious in appearance and physical characteristics, and theoretically they will have a strong accent, but as a non-native English speaker, it is not easy to hear if English listening is not particularly good).

As an immigrant country, the United States cannot provide any information about nationality;

Sweden, Austria, France, Russia and India (Swedish, German, French, Russian and Hindi are very distinctive).

Persia (distinctive machetes and costumes, but similar things have appeared in other regions, such as India, so they can only be used as reference)

New Guinea (a large tattoo with characteristics, but this information may not be common sense for many people)

Formosa (Portuguese, used to refer to the island of Taiwan Province Province during the great voyage) and China have accented languages, but they are also from China. Asians also have distinctive looks and clothes.

It is worth noting that there is only one crew member from France, Sweden, Poland, Italy, Denmark, Persia, Sri Lanka and New Guinea, so as long as there is a corresponding nationality prompt in the dialogue, the identity can be directly determined.

(Seeing this, you can actually determine the identity of a certain number of people. )

There is also a lot of information on the ship map. Many officials have their own "offices" or workshops, so if someone stays in the corresponding area for a long time, it is likely to be the person in charge of the area.

Ship No.1 can be divided into four floors: the upper deck (the back of the upper deck, the top deck of the captain's room and the roof of the "first class cabin") and the artillery deck (the artillery deck, the ship's first mate and other non-commissioned officers' rooms are also here. The gun compartment can also be hung with sailors' hammocks, as well as some low tables and stools, and the lower deck (where some passengers berth). The infirmary, carpenter's workshop and armory are also here), as well as the ground floor warehouse (the VIP luggage compartment is also here, as well as other officials' exclusive warehouses).

In the game, the cause of death of many characters is not single, and there may be many correct answers; There is more than one clue that can be used to determine the identity of a character, and many characters can infer their identity through various methods. For example, if you see someone caught by the tentacles of a giant sea monster without leaving a body, drowning or being hunted may be the right answer.