Let's Play Paradise Killer Part 6 - Stashed Evidence

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Game Description:
An island outside of reality. A rogue human civilization hoping to resurrect dead alien gods. A murder behind locked doors.
LADY LOVE DIES "INVESTIGATION FREAK" IS ON THE CASE
Paradise is an island that regenerates every few millennia. The psychic power that the alien worshipers within release into the universe is meant to feed and eventually resurrect their fallen deities. But this force also attracts undesired interest from demons, who eventually corrupt each island - until a new alternate reality is birthed by the Council.
The system isn’t perfect, but it will be one day - on Perfect 25, the next island-to-be. But on the eve of rebirth, the Council is murdered and Paradise is killed.
In the aftermath, the “investigation freak” Lady Love Dies is summoned from exile to find the culprit. This is the crime to end all crimes.
What are the facts? What are the truths? Are they the same?
BREATH LIFE BACK INTO PARADISE
You are tasked with finding the killer and building an airtight case against them. Take your case to trial and argue your interpretation of the evidence. Only when someone is successfully convicted can the crime be considered solved and Paradise be saved.
FACT AND TRUTH ARE NOT THE SAME
The “truth” is that there are many possible killers, and many ways to build a case. Even if you make a convincing case for prosecution and get someone convicted, is the mystery really solved?
EXPLORE AN ISLAND FULL OF SECRETS
Paradise is an island set in an alternate future history filled with cryptic lore and even more mysteries. Examine bizarre relics to learn more about this world’s surreal history.
FIND YOUR PARADISE
You choose who to accuse, and build a case to support conviction. Everyone on Paradise has a secret to hide and something to gain. Old friends become new suspects, forcing you to choose between the evidence, the greater good and your own beliefs. There are many possible murderers, but who you pick will define your own personal truth.
GATHER EVIDENCE
Let your personal computer and electronic assistant Starlight be your guide through another dance of an investigation. Collect evidence, record testimony and interpret the facts to form your own truth.
UNLOCK HIDDEN AREAS
Solve hieroglyph puzzles on ancient nightmare computers to discover new areas of the island, find concealed evidence and reveal terrifying secrets.

[@raye-raphaelsashay8521]

Comparing this playthrough to mine, it actually turns out that Shinji's dialogue depends entirely on location, not sequence. It's a testament to the writing of those conversations that they feel natural enough to be mistaken for sequential.

[@B_Skizzle]

Keith's Shinji laugh is definitely a highlight of the series so far. It reminds me a bit of Ti'zo from Pyre.

[@elizabethball9573]

Keith, your style of gameplay is exactly the way I would play. It's the very reason I prefer your LPs over other youtubers. Vicarious completionism.

[@Dmski]

Completionism is great. However, and first let me premise this by saying obviously Keith is free to play games however he enjoys so that it doesn't sound like I'm being an asshole. The way in which Keith plays that irks me sometimes, (I wouldn't go so far as to say "frustrates"), is that he just totally frontloads the completionism. Even though lots of games now are open world and allow you to do a lot of what you want in any order, there is still usually a way that the developers kind of planned for you to engage. Similar to how smart level design can lead you where they intend. The developers really design the game with a different structure in mind of doing some A, then some B, then A, B, etc. This often has a large impact on how the narrative, environmental storytelling, and pacing of the game feels. But Keith will go out of his way to exhaustively do nearly every B, C and D thing he can before he does an A. And I can't even say that I blame him entirely because there are always those rare games that will just lock you out of a ton of stuff as soon as you do some piece of main content with no warning whatsoever. So Keith's way of playing games can totally shatter this and leave you feeling like "Aww he totally went and did this more obscure thing before he did the main thing that would have given him context while doing that obscure thing" and the loss of seeing his reaction to those events laid out that way can be a little sad. But, the flipside is that the way Keith plays, you will occasionally end up with a different reaction to a very unique series of events that you wouldn't get anywhere else and that can be absolutely awesome. Like this game in particular is mostly a fantastic case compared to like BOTW for example. This is a deliberately nonlinear investigation mystery game. The fact that Keith is approaching it in a way that is very different than how most probably would is presenting a very different likely suspect narrative and that is interesting. This game is cohesive enough that it works very well. Something like Outer Wilds would be another good case where the game is cohesively designed for intended nonlinear exploration/narrative.

[@BookofAeons]

11:05 That's a Minecraft reference! I get it! There's only a single Dragon Egg in each world of Minecraft making it the rarest object. That is, unless you use glitches to infinitely duplicate it! 16:00 And in this case, you're doing a "fetch" quest for a dog! (: 19:00 skipped dialogue: "12th Island Sequence - Centuries of visions. Every clock remained at 00:00 and we all saw great stone citadels on a forgotten planet." 28:30 Naw, the fish will probably get Unexisted before they starve. Is that better or worse do you think? 29:30 YamattekudaSTOP! 31:35 Starlight is top secret technology. Even the rest of the Syndicate isn't supposed to know what it can do, much less a Citizen. 44:50 A handshake is a technical term for the first messages two wireless devices send to each other to set up the message encryption. 1:05:40 Hey you found meditate! I should warn you that it doesn't show you were evidence is hiding. So don't tunnel vision on the glowing hearts, the really important stuff you need to find yourself.

[@estebanrodriguez5409]

Of course you do a fetch quest for the only dog on the island, she probably has more status than all the ghosts... And Loves can't suspect her, she knows the dog would get away with the crime unpunished

[@soshalconstruct5463]

Hmm, now imagining Breath of the Wild but the Koroks are Shinji. Terrifying. Ya hahahahahahah

[@MaxdamageAF]

By teririfying do you mean awesome?

[@estebanrodriguez5409]

36:02... Three valves... Half-Life 3 confirmed ? Can't be sure with some memes...

[@Splinter00S]

6:38 Where's the Shinji fanclub board on the discord? ROFL

[@huntertracy1545]

Scarecrow is one of my favorites on Danger days

[@GreatWightSpark]

The true satan was consumerism.

[@128randomness]

38:14 It's frequency modulation synthesis.

[@aningaaqpetersen9622]

your voices are surprisingly nice to fall asleep to