In my experience playing Phasmophobia, I’ve noticed that some ghosts are noticeably faster than others, which can make hunts both thrilling and challenging. The Moroi, for example, is considered one of the fastest ghosts, especially when the players use items like incense that can increase a ghost’s speed. This speed factor changes play dynamics significantly. It forces players to be more strategic with how they move and use their tools. I remember a match where the ghost's footsteps sounded almost as fast as I was sprinting—kind of like racing to the bathroom after Taco Bell, which is a funny but fitting comparison! Using video cameras and sound recorders can help confirm the ghost type as they capture evidence linked to the ghost’s activity and speed. Plus, ghosts like the Moroi get even more dangerous with blood present, accelerating their movement further, so staying calm and tactically regrouping is key. Tracking ghost speed also helps in identifying the specific type, crucial for completing objectives and winning the game. For fans wanting to up their game, I suggest focusing on auditory clues and using incense wisely to predict movement patterns. It truly adds a layer of excitement and urgency to every Phasmophobia session.