Funnily enough, performing poorly will often mean that players will see more content, simply because they have to take a more circuitous route. "If you don't ask the right questions then you maybe end up having to chase down leads," Rob explains. By way of example, he outlines a situation where making the correct choices in a conversation gives players a partial license plate, enabling Phelps to locate a particular car with ease. Steer the conversation in the wrong direction, however, and the player may only get a description of a 'blue Ford coupe'. Call that in to the station and you get ten possible matches. Ask which of those have priors and you still don't have a single possible owner, and Phelps may have to visit three separate residences to find the person he's looking for.
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