Okay, Phasmophobia hunters, let's talk about the Goryo. If you've been pulling your hair out trying to get that elusive DOTS evidence, you're definitely not alone. I've had so many frustrating hunts where I felt like the Goryo was just messing with me, literally moonwalking away from my cameras! It's truly a D.O.T.S. Ghost that loves to play hard to get. The Goryo is unique because it's the only ghost that will only show up on the D.O.T.S. Projector when viewed through a video camera. That's right, you won't see it with your naked eye, no matter how long you stare at the laser grid. This is a crucial piece of information for identifying it. I've wasted so much time waiting in the dimly lit ghost room, only to realize I needed to be back in the truck, or at least looking through a monitor! As the OCR exclaimed, "THIS GHOST IS A JERK FOR SURE." and "LOOK AT HIM MOONWALKING." – it's so true to its nature. So, how do you catch this moonwalking menace on VIDEO? First, placement is key. Don't just throw the D.O.T.S. Projector anywhere. Try to set it up in a tight corridor or a small room where the ghost is frequently roaming. The more enclosed the space, the better your chances of the ghost interacting with the grid while within the camera's view. I usually place it on the floor or a low surface, pointing towards a wall where the ghost tends to walk. Next, set up your CAMERAS. Ideally, you want at least two, maybe even three, covering different angles of the D.O.T.S. Projector's range. This increases your probability of catching the Goryo's fleeting appearance. Remember, you need to be actively watching the camera feed, either from the truck or a monitor inside the house. I always cycle through my VIDEO feeds constantly, especially if I suspect a Goryo. Sometimes, it only appears for a split second, and if you blink, you miss it! The OCR's sentiment "SHOW US YOUR FREAKING DOTS" just perfectly captures my frustration when trying to get this evidence. A common Goryo trick, as the original post mentions, is "gatekeeping dots." It feels like they intentionally avoid the D.O.T.S. Projector when you're watching, only to appear the moment you look away or switch cameras. This is often what leads to the "MOONWALKING BACKWARDS, BRA." feeling. My strategy? Place the cameras, turn on the projector, and then retreat to the truck. Watch all the camera feeds. If the ghost is active, you'll eventually catch it. Don't forget to use your night vision (NV) on the cameras to ensure you can see the projected grid clearly. Besides DOTS, remember that the Goryo also gives EMF Level 5 and Fingerprints. So, if you're getting those two pieces of evidence, and the ghost is stubbornly refusing to show up on DOTS in person, but you're constantly monitoring your cameras, you probably have a Goryo on your hands. Always check light switches and doors for those elusive Fingerprints! My best tip for hunting the Goryo? Patience and multiple CAMERAS. Don't get discouraged if it takes a while. It's truly one of the more challenging ghosts to get full evidence for because of its unique DOTS behavior. So next time you're yelling "ALRIGHT, GIVE US SHOW US YOUR FREAKING DOTS" at your screen, just remember to watch those video feeds carefully!