If you've played Phasmophobia, you've likely encountered the puzzling behavior of Gallu spirits, especially when trying to trigger their enraged state. One common frustration many players face is what’s often called "Gallu gaslighting," where salt piles seem ineffective, and the ghost walks through them without triggering the expected reaction. From my experience, the key lies in properly spacing your salt piles. Firstly, Gallu spirits require a transition period to fully enter their enraged state. Placing salt piles too close together often prevents them from completing this transition, allowing the ghost to bypass the salt without consequence. To counter this, ensure you spread your salt piles fairly far apart. This spacing gives Gallu enough time and room to enter the enraged phase fully, during which it won’t be able to cross the salt. Another effective method I've used involves a two-step salt placement. Put down one pile of salt and wait for the ghost to step in it. Then, after giving it about three to five seconds, place another salt pile ahead. This strategy ensures you capture the ghost in the act and gives Gallu ample time to transition to the enraged state, increasing your chances of observing the salt interaction properly. Understanding Gallu behavior can significantly improve your gameplay and reduce the common frustrations surrounding salt mechanics. Remember, patience and strategic salt placement are your best tools. This knowledge not only helps you deal with Gallu but also enhances your overall Phasmophobia investigations, making each hunt more predictable and less stressful. Give it a try next time you’re facing a Gallu, and you might just stop getting "gaslit" by this tricky ghost type!