Cause: The doctor’s diagnosis can be relied upon.Identity: The dialogue can be relied upon here, but there’s also another definitive clue in the scene.Location: Once you’ve opened the cargo deck, check the side rooms.Cause: This should be straightforward – the right choice even lets you specify ‘cargo’.Identify them, and you’ll know who this is. Identity: Someone talks about this incident later.It’s the colonial name for the island of Taiwan.Ambiguous deaths will often accept multiple answers, as long as the culprit is accurate.‘Stabbed’ is also not an acceptable cause of death.As an insurance inspector, ‘accident’ is not an acceptable cause of death.What should I know about determining cause of death? During unusual circumstances, and there’s a few of those, crew members tend to help where needed. Officers don’t help in the rigging seamen don’t spend time in the officers’ quarters unless they have permission officers and stewards tend to stick together. Crew members stick to what they’re best at during typical conditions.The ship manifest is completely accurate in every detail, and no-one changed name or status during the voyage.
Usually, I’ll mention this because you’re about to learn more information if you unlock more scenes. In this case, ‘earlier’ and ‘later’ refer to your experience, not what order these scenes occur in chronologically. ‘Later in the chain of events’ refers to sequences where you follow corpses from scene to scene, stepping back in time chronologically.Despite The End being the first chapter you unlock, it’s referred to as being ‘later’ than the others. An earlier chapter is one that happened earlier in the voyage, even if it’s one of the last you might see.
After all, a lot of the fun of mystery games is figuring out the mystery yourself, and there’s a lot of voyage to examine.
It doesn’t contain the full fates for each crew member, but it will (mostly) give you oblique pointers for places to examine more closely. This is a hint guide for Return of the Obra Dinn.
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