>want to play l.a. noire >have to read facial expressions

>>36851057
Playing that game sounds like a perfect way to LEARN how to read facial expressions, famalam.

>>36851057
Literally me. I had to use a walkthrough for the entire game because I couldn't read the facial expressions.

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>>36851057
>tfw severely autistic
>tfw fuck up every investigation.

>>36851094
I honestly tried. And had no fucking clue what to look for.
It's like trying to learn how to read a foreign language without a teacher.
If there ever was an autism filter, that game would be it.
Maybe I'll try again with a guide. I really like that setting and whole vibe of the game.

I successful screamed at that Jewish guy and that's it

>>36851057
>>36851094

Not OP, and probably not autistic, but one of the hardest things in that game was being able to keep track of what bullshit clues you picked up - otherwise the difference between a doubt and a lie can ruin the entire case. It's obvious (to me) when someone is lying because the actors were made to be extremely over-the-top with their facial expressions but then it entirely depends on whether or not you found the cum-stained fedora behind the jazz club or something.

>>36851322
>extremely over-the-top with their facial expressions

Forreal? It all looked like a pure guessing game to me.

>>36851411
Yeah, I mean for the most part. Some times I was way off but for the most part it was obvious when they were lying (with or without proof). They should shuffle around their seat, their eyes would always be shifting around left to right and up and down. It looks like the director told them "okay look REALLY nervous, really go over the top" so that people with aspergers' could figure it out.

But they never knew how deep autism goes.

The few times I fucked up was when like one of the suspects was acting overly smug or something