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PowerWash Simulator does something similar but in that game it's much more 'punishing' at some parts to find that tiny little dirt spot.
I think they nailed it in this game.
It would be best as a "hardcore" mode I think, either optional at any time or at the start of a game.
Hopefully eventually a setting to make you happy; Powerwash Sim never got that option, however.
Doesn't that defeat the point? The idea is you're cleaning crime scenes so you should be penalized for missing even one tiny spot. Also considering we have UV lights that somehow work on blood without luminol and magic cleaner vision don't you think there's already enough crutches in this game without it finishing rooms by itself?
It can be tweaked of course, but i wouldn't remove it completely.
I mean, just have cleaner vision highlight even faint spots of blood, it already does anyway
Or you could just implement the cleaner vision better instead of relying on a bad auto complete
And it's not like they couldn't playtest the levels to see those kinda spots.
That's like saying "Oh, we accidentally placed some enemies into walls on some levels, so we only require you to kill 98% of the enemies in each map"