The human face is one of the last mountains to climb for graphics programmers, with the "uncanny valley" weirding out even the most seasoned of gamers. I found myself combing crime scenes for every piece of information, because the only way to reliably interrogate a suspect was to wave contradictory evidence in their face while triumphantly gurning at the television. The "AI" is a pre-recorded actor working from a script, and it's so convincing that the obvious tells-clues to help you separate truth from lies-really aren't that obvious to someone with Asperger syndrome. Noire's deception.ĭetective Cole Phelps, as portrayed by 'Mad Men' actor Aaron Staton While I can't speak for everyone with the condition, I found myself particularly struggling with L.A. The eighth annual autism awareness day is today, April 2, 2015, and with the growing awareness of the autistic spectrum and a growing number of gamers diagnosed with the condition, it's becoming increasingly important to recognize that there are a minority of players out there who aren't able to fully appreciate some of the more social games.
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It boasts impressive-for-the-time facial animation, with a full cast of motion-captured actors trying to trick and deceive you in a variety of subtle ways, but playing with Aspergers turns one of the game's most intriguing features into an unsophisticated multiple-choice test. Although police officers rely on social nuance, it's the non-verbal communication problems that make me an awful detective in Rockstar Games' 2011 title L.A. I have Asperger syndrome, a type of autism disorder that means I have trouble with social interaction and non-verbal communication. It's not the first time I've been cut down in the middle of an interrogation and, unless I stick to a walkthrough next time, it's unlikely to be the last. "That seems reasonable," we muse, in unison. "You told us before that you had never been in trouble with the police, you never told us about the petty theft."
"You were in the war?" Phelps utters, confused.
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