Ghost sensor

Bring a tripod with you. While not strictly necessary, the tripod can really help you out when it comes to looking for ghost orbs.GlowstickRelated evidence: fingerprintsGood for: marking a notable area, seeing things, evidenceIn lieu of a UV light, you could always bring a glowstick! It both helps you see and works as a UV light if fingerprints are nearby. You can also drop it using G outside the haunted room on larger maps if you want to make sure you can find your way back after a trip to your truck.Head-mounted CameraRelated evidence: ghost orbsGood for: saving an inventory slotAs you unlock and purchase more gear, you'll find that deciding which three items to take with you gets harder and harder. The head-mounted camera is great for this; you get the benefits of a camera without taking up an inventory slot. The only downside is that the person wearing the camera will have to stand in the haunted room long enough for their teammates to look for ghost orbs on the computer in the truck, and that can get very scary very fast.Motion SensorRelated evidence: noneGood for: locating the ghost, completing optional objectivesThe motion sensor can detect ghosts moving about a room, which isn't always helpful for hunting them but is very nice for an easy optional objective. All you have to do is place the motion sensor on the wall of the haunted room, and you'll hear it go off with a beep in your truck when people or ghosts walk by.Sound SensorRelated evidence: noneGood for: locating the ghostLike the motion sensor, the sound sensor is another way to detect a ghost. It's not the most useful item since it doesn't protect you or help you find evidence, but if you want to figure out where a ghost is, the sound sensor might help.Parabolic MicrophoneRelated evidence: noneGood for: locating the ghost, scaring yourselfLike both the motion sensor and the sound sensor, the parabolic microphone is yet another way to gain intel about a ghost. We wouldn't recommend taking this over some of the other items on this list,

Screenshot via Dot Esports You'll finally be able to hear the ghost as much as it can hear you. | Published: Jul 13, 2023 05:01 am The ghost-hunting game Phasmophobia presents players with a wide variety of unique equipment that can be used to track down and identify the ghost. With so much equipment at your disposal, it can be tough to know what to use and how each item functions. One item that can be particularly confusing to use is the Sound Sensor, so here’s everything you need to know about this tool. What does the Sound Sensor do in Phasmophobia? The Sound Sensor is a regular piece of equipment players can use to detect sounds made around the map. This piece of equipment has a fairly large range of detection players can specifically see from the van. You can place the Sound Sensor on any surface or the ground. Screenshot by Dot Esports How do you use the Sound Sensor in Phasmophobia? To use the Sound Sensor, you’ll need to grab it from the van and place it wherever you want it to go on the map to activate it. Players can place the Sound Sensor on any surface they find, such as a counter, a box, or a table, or instead place it directly on the ground. Once your Sound Sensor is placed at your desired location, head back into the van to view its active radius. On the top left display screen, you’ll see a small orange marker indicating the location of the Sound Sensor and an orange circle around it displaying its full radius. The dot can be tough to see, but the circle around it will help you find it. Screenshot by Dot Esports. Remix by Kacee Fay Related: All Phasmophobia Cursed Possessions and their locations The screen to the right of the map screen will become a Sound Monitor displaying a bar for each Sound Sensor you place around the map. This bar will be blank until the Sound Sensor picks up sound activity at which point it will begin to spike up

And down as sounds occur. Generally, the sounds detected by the Sound Sensor will line up with the activity on the screen just below it. Players can keep an eye on both at once to deduce whether the ghost is hanging around within the Sound Sensor’s radius. Sometimes the sounds will be small, but other times the bar will be much more full. Screenshot by Dot Esports. Remix by Kacee Fay If you choose to place more Sound Sensors down around the map, more bars will be added to the Sound Sensor screen. Each one will have a name relating to where in the building it’s situated, such as “Hallway” or “Green Bedroom,” so players should be able to figure out where exactly the noise is originating from with ease. Although the Sound Sensor is generally considered to be one of the less useful items in Phasmophobia, it can be helpful for finding the ghost’s location on larger maps. If you’re on a large map, placing one Sound Sensor or even the maximum of four as soon as possible is an excellent way to narrow down the ghost’s location. On a medium or small map though, this item is generally not worth purchasing and using since it has a fairly hefty price tag of $80. You’ll have much better luck using the Thermometer on medium or smaller maps, especially if you’re playing with one or more friends. This is generally the best way to track down the ghost early on. We gathered this information by playing Phasmophobia v0.8.1.7 on PC. Others Asked What is the method for identifying ghosts in Phasmophobia? To identify ghosts in Phasmophobia, players use various tools to uncover evidence fitting the ghost's characteristics. Specifically, each ghost can be identified using three types of evidence out of seven total options: DOTS Projector, EMF Five, Fingerprints (Ultraviolet), Freezing Temperatures, Ghost Orb, Ghost Writing, and Spirit Box. Hayley Andrews and others Hayley Andrews and others What is the main objective of the game Phasmophobia? The main objective of Phasmophobia is to survive and correctly determine the ghost type while