Playing Phasmophobia can be intense, especially when you’re trying to identify the ghost type quickly to help your team complete objectives efficiently. One of the best ways to improve your gameplay is by learning the subtle clues that certain ghosts leave behind which allow you to rule out other types. For example, understanding that a Yurei can fully open and close doors gives you a strong lead in eliminating other ghosts known for more limited door interactions. Another interesting tip is the gender-specific trait of the Banshee. Since the Banshee cannot be male, identifying this characteristic early on can help you narrow down the ghost type promptly. Similarly, rules around salt and how the Wraith cannot disturb or walk through it provide tactical advantages when setting up your investigation area. During my recent games, I found that frequently checking the Pause Menu for ghost evidence and behaviors—such as whether the ghost stepped in certain areas or its interaction with salt—allowed me and my teammates to stay on the same page. It’s also helpful to observe EMF levels, freezing temperatures, and ghost writing closely. Combining these observations with rule-outs based on door behavior and ghost-specific traits speeds up the process immensely. Remember, the key to success in Phasmophobia isn’t just about collecting evidence but interpreting it correctly to make confident exclusions. This approach not only impresses your team but also boosts your chances of completing objectives quickly and returning safely. Try focusing on ghost movement and interaction patterns in your next sessions; it truly elevates your investigative skills and overall gameplay experience.