IDENTIFICATION
How to Identify Anomalies
Use patient appearance, reference photos, room clues, behavior, and CCTV to identify Animal Hospital anomalies without wasting reports or risking your team.
- Audience
- Intermediate
- Length
- 9 min read
- Focus
- Visual checks
- Mode
- CCTV
Use a multi-clue standard
Reliable identification comes from independent clues. A changed face, impossible body feature, wrong room detail, strange movement, or conflicting camera view becomes much stronger when another source confirms it.
Clue categories
Compare proportions, eyes, limbs, markings, and silhouette with the reference.
Watch for movement or reactions that do not fit a normal patient visit.
Scan doors, props, walls, lights, and room layout for changes.
Use cameras to confirm movement, room state, and clues you cannot safely approach.
Confirmation workflow
- Freeze your first impression; do not report immediately.
- Name the exact detail that looks wrong.
- Find a second clue from another category.
- Check whether a teammate sees the same discrepancy.
- Choose the game action that matches the confirmed threat.
When clues conflict
Back away and re-check the baseline. Camera angle, lighting, and player movement can create false positives. If the hospital is already in an emergency state, survival takes priority over perfect identification.
Frequently asked questions
What should I check first on a patient?+
Start with the silhouette and major body features, then compare smaller markings and behavior.
Why use CCTV if I can inspect the room?+
CCTV gives a safer second viewpoint and can reveal movement or room changes that are easy to miss up close.
READY FOR THE NEXT SHIFT?
Enter with a plan, not a guess.
Review the beginner checklist, assign team roles, and keep the official experience open for current update notes.