Talk:In Fear's Grip/@comment-67.225.25.123-20191023045006/@comment-43596541-20191031071351

Annabella:   I recommend playing "The Tomb of the Knight" since it has a much limited Items list ... where the only Items to search for are really the "Coin" ... Also helpful if to focus on the shapes of the items and kind of "nevermind the color" they play a lot with "false color" where the small silver box appears "golden" in the image ( the one in the upper right) the other silver box as a wavy cover and only 2 possible locations all the other boxes only have position ... Each of the swords have different forms and only one position, the butter knives also have only one position the "rusty one" being the leftmost and the silver one the one towards the bottom ... It is the same thing for the Items in Werewolves Lair the "silhouette"  often have a slightly different color tones that thew me off for a while but once I noticed it, it made each gobelet having 1 or maybe 2 possible location ... It is also true in the Tomb of the Night with the "golden" vs "silver cup" and the red lined cup (either straight on  top of the chest) or  with a curly lip ( the one at the bottom) ... I think the Werewolves Lair has 5 or 5 items more to find than the Tomb of the Knight, that why I suggest getting used to the "color tone" G5 playes on us at that Location (^) ... Of couse nothing can replace a 10 or 20 series of Searches to highlight those small differences that makes most items having only  One possible locations with the notable exceptions of the Coins, and the 3 Cameos  ( one of which has a dotted outline, one  a bigger "face" and the one generally in the middle of screen having a "bigger border" ) ... As soon as you differientate the pieces where their characteristic color or shape those Locations become REAL easy ... It took me a while to get it, but once a player does "differentiate" and make the mental color adjustment (like the silver box appearing golden under the light) I'm sure any player can do them is less than 25 seconds on a regular basis ... and close to 20 seconds for the "The Tomb of the Knight" ... (My all time best is 19 seconds at R7) ... And will be forever grateful to Pest for insistance in making me a "fellow Dungeon Dweller" (^)  ...