#dr locklear

L.Jack, Jason, Candy Pop, L.Jill, Dr. Locklear, Dr. Pain, Hobo Heart, Frankie, Julius, and Killian all have gray strands in their hair that they hide with hair extensions, hair dye, or wigs. (Though Hobo Heart doesn't mind his gray hair bc he thinks it makes him look cooler and Locklear doesn't bother to fix it as he doesn't care about his gray strands.)

This is going to be devious. The winners will get dedicated posts next week.

-Joe by AJR

*He's friends with Korbyn, they write to each other every so often. So Korbyn definitely knows about Briar soon after as he does.

Gameplay somewhat similar to Hitmen or Watchdogs, where you have to carefully identify and track down your victims without being caught. You’re never quite given all the facts, and instead have to use your deductive reasoning skills to figure out who’s guilty. If you kill someone innocent your sanity goes down, and if you kill too many innocent people you get a game over. If you get caught in the act it’s game over. If you don’t get the organs in time to preform the life-saving surgery, it’s game over. Edit: Elaborating  on this cause now I desperately want it. The game goes through cycles -- you’re introduced to a patient and given a time limit to preform the surgery before they’re past the point of saving. You’re introduced to a handful of possible targets, and you need to scope each one out to collect evidence and piece together clues about which one is a violent criminal. They all have records, but most of them were either acting in self-defense or committed a nonviolent crime. If you choose wrong, you take a blow to your sanity, which makes it harder to blend in and think critically -- you’ll have to try harder to find clues, and things will start to be blurry or jumbled up. As your sanity dips lower you start to hallucinate that you’re being haunted by your dead wife and child, and then you’ll be assaulted by the ghosts of the people you killed. The screen gradually starts to flicker between the real world and a gory steampunk version where everything is flesh and metal, making it even harder to see clues and find evidence.  There’s a social element to the game, where you have to build relationships with civilians and even police officers in order to improve your reputation and make them sympathetic towards you. You do this by taking side quests. If people are sympathetic towards you, they’ll help cover your tracks, hide you in their houses, and even offer you money, materials, and evidence they’ve found.  As you progress in the game you unlock new abilities and items, like improved strength to more easily carry unconscious bodies, or the tools to make your own tranquilizers so you no longer have to buy them off the black market.  You can play on story mode, in which case there’s a set number of surgeries to preform and the ending changes depending on your sanity, how many innocents you killed, your relationships with other people, and your overall reputation. Or you can play open world, in which case you get to just go around coming up with increasingly inventive ways to track down and organ-harvest from criminals. 

Again I'd never heard of this guy, but his story was actually pretty good. I like him.