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So do not worry about details, try to enjoy it and you can always do a new playthrough.
Basically this is a telltale game in disguise.
#7, I'm not just trying to get to the end credits as fast as possible, I want to play this game. Why would I want to skip over a huge case like this?
And apologies if I was rude #7, thanks for trying to help :D
It strikes me as very unfortunate that in order to catch a serial killer, the chief of police must conspire in the murder of his own officers. Essentially you have to murder the innocent in this game in order to do your job.
Time to roll back the clock a week and try again :(
I need to kill it anyway?