Can catch a spouse cheating missions be impossible?

[Basil]

Like can a spouse just not be cheating? I've gone trough emails, followed her home, asked around. Not sure what more I can do, there's genuinely no evidence of this person cheating. I've even looked at security cams and investigated everyone that passed her door.

[Sky Wizard]

You should have gotten one detail of the cheater (Could be their height, build etc.) Investigate everybody in the spouse's address book and look for people who match that detail and see if you can find evidence of the affair on their end (Flowers, poetry etc.)

[O'Connell]

I think it would be hilarious if you caught the block figures in the act of the hibbity dibbity

[Basil]

Originally posted by Sky Wizard:

You should have gotten one detail of the cheater (Could be their height, build etc.) Investigate everybody in the spouse's address book and look for people who match that detail and see if you can find evidence of the affair on their end (Flowers, poetry etc.)

Yeah, I got that his age is 59 lmao. That's it. I'll search the trash can next time I'm around but it's looking pretty hopeless.
Edit: checked the trash and the last caller, neither lead anywhere.
I've already checked everyone in their address book, I guess last ditch I could try searching the workplace for anyone in that age range.

[Isabelle]

Keep in mind that as of the current update the NPCs involved in infidelity cases don't ever actually meet up in person. This could very well be a bug or oversight- In my experience, tacking a bloodhound tracker to your person of interest shows you that they just sit in their house doing nothing, forever.

[O'Connell]

Originally posted by Isabelle:

Keep in mind that as of the current update the NPCs involved in infidelity cases don't ever actually meet up in person. This could very well be a bug or oversight- In my experience, tacking a bloodhound tracker to your person of interest shows you that they just sit in their house doing nothing, forever.

I forgot about the tracker. Future updates need to display the block people jumping and a jiving with each other. Just saying. Can't prove wrong doing without some kind admissible evidence.

Plus it would be funny.

[Isabelle]

Originally posted by Andrew:

Originally posted by Isabelle:

Keep in mind that as of the current update the NPCs involved in infidelity cases don't ever actually meet up in person. This could very well be a bug or oversight- In my experience, tacking a bloodhound tracker to your person of interest shows you that they just sit in their house doing nothing, forever.

I forgot about the tracker. Future updates need to display the block people jumping and a jiving with each other. Just saying. Can't prove wrong doing without some kind admissible evidence.

Plus it would be funny.

Oh, no, I agree- It's very strange and frustrating that the people don't actually meet up and cheat. It makes the missions really boring.

I have to say, if they do actually meet up, and somebody else on the forum has evidence of this, I could absolutely be wrong- I just haven't ever had the two involved NPCs meet up at any point in my own playthroughs.

[WordCobbler]

When this case type was first implemented I would find emails, letters, poems tons of stuff in both apartments. In one of the most recent updates that evidence has stopped generating for me at all.

[Salem Graves]

I just did one of these and the only hint was an email sent by the cheater to the person they were seeing saying that they missed them. Was able to print the email and use it to get the targets name and track them down from there.

[quixotiC]

I have a case now where the only lead is a poem that I found in the cheaters apartment, but it only has the fingerprint of the cheater, not the one they are cheating with...

[O'Connell]

That sounds like a pretty good piece of evidence. But do you use the fingerprints as the link to the crime or the letter?