The map can be found next to the objective board. There are also a couple of other important things to take note of in the trailer.
While you should try to get most of them, it isn’t imperative to complete them all, especially when you’re still getting used to the game. These are your objectives, and they can often give you a good idea of what to expect throughout the round.
Once on the job, pay attention to the markerboard in the trailer. Just be careful, you have a limited number of photos, and a limited number of areas for photos in your journal, so don’t fill them up with useless pictures. Getting pictures of different things in the world – like fingerprints, ghost writing in the book, and even the bodies of your fallen comrades – can net you some extra cash. Purchasing equipment costs money, though, and you can earn money by completing hunts, as well as the various objectives that come with them. There are other items that are highly recommended, though the ones listed above are the most basic items needed to get the job done. While there is an assortment of items, these are the recommended items that you take on every voyage out: The type of equipment that you have available to purchase will vary based on what level you are, but this is where you’ll pick up all the different tools you need to figure out what kind of ghost you’re dealing with. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the controls before you jump into a lobby.Īnother important aspect of the game is the Equipment Store. To open doors, and check things like drawers, you’re going to need to press and hold the Left Mouse Button and then move the mouse. Right Mouse Button will allow you to turn items in your hand on and off, and F acts as your secondary use, allowing you to activate certain things throughout the game. E is used to pick up items and you can drop them using G. This is where all the ghostly info you find will be stored. You’ll be using both quite a bit throughout the game, so make sure to select buttons that are easy to reach. I personally prefer having those buttons on my mouse. C is used to crouch, and you’ll want to set your Local Push to Talk and Global Push to Talk buttons to different buttons, too. The sprint isn’t very fast in this game, so you’ll probably want to use that most of the time just for the very tiny boost it gives you. WASD control your primary movement, with Shift working as your sprint.
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