Hey fellow ghost hunters! Let me tell you about my most recent Phasmophobia adventure. I thought I'd seen it all, but this particular run had me saying, "Least obvious poltergeist" the entire time. It started innocently enough, but then things got WILD. Imagine this: you're casually looking for clues, and suddenly, you hear a loud crash, and something just flies across the room. My exact thoughts were, "WHAT WAS THAT?" and then, "MY GOD!" when I realized a garden gnome had been practically "yeeted across the yard"! That's when I knew I was dealing with a truly active, yet surprisingly subtle, Poltergeist. Identifying a Poltergeist in Phasmophobia can be tricky, especially when they're not constantly throwing everything in sight right away. Their signature ability is to throw objects with increased force and frequency, but sometimes they can be quite cunning, making you wonder, "INSTANT POLTI?" or just another ghost playing tricks. However, there are three primary pieces of Evidence that will confirm you've got a Poltergeist on your hands, and knowing how to find them is key. Firstly, you’ll need to look for EMF Level 5. This is a crucial piece of evidence shared by several ghosts, but for a Poltergeist, getting that Level 5 reading on your EMF Reader is a definite sign. Don't just scan once; keep your reader out, especially after an interaction or when objects are thrown. Sometimes it takes a moment for the spike to register, so patience is key. I always make sure to sweep the area thoroughly where activity has occurred. Next up, keep an eye out for a D.O.T.S Projector interaction. When you place a D.O.T.S Projector in the ghost room, a Poltergeist might briefly appear as a shadowy figure walking through the laser grid. This can be one of the more elusive pieces of evidence to catch, as it's often fleeting. Make sure your D.O.T.S are covering a good area, and if possible, set up a video camera to record it. You might catch it when you're not even looking! Finally, the presence of a Ghost Orb is your third piece of solid evidence. These tiny, floating orbs are best seen through a night-vision video camera. Place your camera in the presumed ghost room and head back to the truck. Watch the feed carefully; the orbs usually float around aimlessly. If you see one, mark it down! I recall staring at my screen thinking, "I JUST SEE THIS," hoping to spot that tell-tale orb to confirm my suspicions about the "Poltergeist yeets Gnome" culprit. Beyond these core pieces of evidence, a Poltergeist's behavior can also give them away. They are masters of throwing objects. If you notice an unusual amount of objects being thrown, or objects being thrown with excessive force, that's a huge clue. Sometimes, placing Sound Sensors can help you pinpoint areas of high activity even if you're not in the room. Just listen for those sudden spikes! While they can be "least obvious" at times, once they start acting up, it’s undeniable. Managing your Team Sanity is also vital, as lower sanity can trigger more aggressive ghost events, making it easier (or scarier!) to gather evidence. Don't be afraid to use smudge sticks if things get too intense. Catching a Poltergeist, especially one that really makes you jump with its antics, is one of the most satisfying parts of Phasmophobia. It’s all about putting together the clues from your tools and observing their unique behaviors. Good luck out there, and happy hunting! Don't let those sneaky Poltergeists catch you off guard!