In my experience playing Phasmophobia, identifying Goryo ghost evidence is one of the more thrilling challenges. Unlike some ghosts whose presence is easier to notice, Goryo's D.O.T.S. (Detectable Only Through Spirit) require you to pay close attention when you're not physically in the same room as the ghost. This mechanic makes the game feel more immersive and tense—you're relying heavily on your camera placement and observation skills. One useful tip is to set up your camera in a strategic spot before entering the ghost’s room. This way, you can monitor the room from a safe distance. When reviewing the camera feed, watch for the telltale D.O.T.S., which appear as small dots on the screen. They may seem subtle and easy to miss, especially since they only show up through the camera's lens and not with the naked eye when you're inside the room. I often slow down my camera footage playback to catch these dots more effectively, similar to what was noted in the chat logs with “FPS 23.976 SLOWED.” This can help in highlighting subtle movements or glowing spots that indicate the presence of a Goryo ghost. Additionally, moving around the ghost’s room or triggering motion sensors nearby sometimes provokes the ghost into revealing its presence more clearly through the D.O.T.S. evidence. However, always balance this with caution because provoking a ghost can increase the risk of a hunt. To maximize your chances of success, coordinate with your team via chat, sharing observations from your different camera angles. This collective effort can make spotting Goryo D.O.T.S. much easier and help you fill in your Evidence Overview more confidently. Ultimately, mastering the detection of Goryo’s unique dots through the camera adds an exciting layer of strategy and teamwork to Phasmophobia gameplay. It’s a rewarding experience to catch that elusive evidence and identify the ghost type accurately, enhancing both your gaming skill and the overall thrill of the hunt.