How to identify The Twins in Phasmophobia: Activity chart (2024)

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How to identify The Twins in Phasmophobia: Activity chart? ›

Noticing a subtle change in base speed from one hunt to another might indicate that the player is dealing with The Twins. Be sure to avoid confounding factors such as line-of-sight acceleration, or a few other ghosts which may also change base speeds between hunts.

The developers have said in the past. that it's like a plus or 1-1 from the actual reading. If you see a spike up to 5, just like this one on the screen, and then another spike up to 5, which we see here, we're not even in the house. This is going to be an EMF 5 ghost.

It only indicates how much the ghost interacts with something. Though 10 often means a hunt. It still does. Multiple 5 jumps on the activity monitor, assuming no one is in the house so no ghost event happened, is 99% EMF5.

Each Ghost is linked to three types of Evidence - EMF Level 5, Fingerprints, Freezing Temperatures, Ghost Orb, Ghost Writing, and Spirit Box - and these are key to figuring out which Ghost is present. As you confirm each type of Evidence, make sure to record it in your Journal.

Using a thermometer and noting a lack of Freezing Temperatures (or, at the very least, notable temperature drops) where ghost activity is noted, or failing to receive Spirit Box responses in rooms near where interactions occurred, are strong signs of the antics of The Twins trying to cause trouble.

Listen for the ghost's speed both over multiple hunts and during a given hunt, as average sanity lowers; a ghost that speeds up over the course of multiple hunts as average sanity lowers, or gradually speeds up during wandering when all players are hiding, could be a Moroi.

EMF from the Site Activity Monitor

As the site activity monitor is an approximate representation of the total EMF currently present in the map, seeing multiple straight-line jumps of 4 and 5 levels is a likely indication of EMF 5, especially if no players are currently inside the investigation area.

EMF is the most complex evidence in the game. Any time the ghost does something other than move or hunt, it gives an EMF reading. If the EMF reader displays EMF 5 during a Hunt this is not indicative of the ghost having EMF 5 as an evidence, and you must get EMF 5 outside of a Hunt.

The Jinn cannot directly turn off the fuse box. However, the fuse box can still be indirectly turned off by overloading it with too many lights on, whether by the player or the Jinn. There is a popular myth claiming the Jinn will interact with electronics often rather than other interactions; this is not true.

Does swearing in Phasmophobia work? ›

All ghosts have a sanity hunt threshold below which they will be able to hunt, and some ghosts may have abilities which may modify the threshold, or even override it entirely. Using "trigger words" or swearing does not increase the chance of a hunt.

The Ouija Board can be activated by left clicking (default: left click on mouse) on it if the player is not holding it, or toggling (default: right click on mouse) it directly while holding the board.

The EMF Reader has 5 different color-coded levels that correspond to different types of Ghost activity. The levels may fluctuate as more Ghost activity occurs but only when all the LED lights on the EMF Reader light up to to the final color, red, will this count as an EMF Level 5, which counts as evidence.

The Yurei is a type of ghost in Phasmophobia. Although it does not have any implicit bonuses to its ability to hunt, its main distinction is its ability to quickly drain sanity: if players are careless, it may become aggressive quicker than anticipated.

The Thaye starts off its hunting sanity at 75%. Every 1-2 minutes, the thaye will attempt to age. If one player is near the ghost or in the same room as it: It will age. It can further reduce its age at least 10 times all the way down to 15% while subtracting -6% hunt sanity threshold for each age.

The Yokai is identifiable through two distinctive traits: it will hunt more often when players are together and talking near it, but its ability to detect hidden players during a hunt through voice or electronics will be limited.

Mimics have their own specific evidence (fingerprints, freezing temperatures, and spirit box), but will also always have ghost orbs. This is a fake piece of evidence, and will always appear, even on a zero evidence run (making them the only ghost that has evidence on zero evidence).

Identification. There are three ways to identify a Hantu: Leave the fuse box turned on for a while, then listen for its speed during a hunt. If it is faster in colder rooms (usually, but not always the favourite room), and slower than a normal ghost in a warm room, then it is a Hantu.

The Raiju may be readily-identified by being mindful of its speed during a hunt, particularly on small maps, so long as there are active electronic items nearby. If the ghost continues to walk very quickly when roaming (and not chasing particular players), then it is most likely a Raiju.

The Oni is more active, interacting with objects more often, when there are people nearby. When performing a ghost event, the Oni: Cannot perform the "airball" event, which involves a physical ball of fog moving towards the player, usually disappearing with a hiss sound upon collision.