Autopsy Guide for Graveyard Keeper

Summary

In this informative video, Graphics Gene teaches viewers how to excel at autopsies in the game 'Graveyard Keeper'. The goal is to maximize the number of white skulls, which represent the quality of corpses, by removing body parts strategically. Red and green skulls negatively impact the rating, with green skulls being particularly undesirable. The tutorial covers how to transform red skulls to white, the importance of choosing the right body parts to remove, and the consequences of removing skin, flesh, and bone. The video concludes with advice on managing bodies that can't be used for burial, encouraging players to plan their autopsy strategy for optimal results.

Takeaways

• 💀 The primary goal in 'Graveyard Keeper' is to have as many white skulls as possible, indicating a high-quality grave rating.
• ❌ Red skulls give a negative 1 rating to the body and should be avoided.
• 🟢 Green skulls appear when the body degrades below 90% and also give a negative 1 rating, with no current way to remove them.
• 🔍 To improve a red skull to a white one, remove body parts such as blood and fat, which are common in every body.
• 💡 If there's only one red skull, removing blood can transfer the red skull to a white one.
• 🧠 Important parts like the heart, intestines, and brain can remove two random skulls, which is useful when dealing with three red skulls.
• 🔄 Saving the game before performing an autopsy allows you to restart and choose the best part to remove for optimal skull color change.
• ⚠️ Removing the skull of a body adds one red skull, but this can be counteracted by also removing fat.
• 🦴 Bone and flesh reduce the skull count by one, starting with white skulls, which is generally not recommended for bodies intended for burial.
• 👕 Skin removal turns one white skull into a red, which is detrimental to the body's rating and should be avoided for burial purposes.
• 🛠️ Flesh and skin can be used as crafting materials later in the game, making them valuable for bodies that won't be buried.
• 🗑️ For bodies that cannot be used, removing flesh and skin and discarding them in the river is an option to avoid negative ratings.

Q & A

What is the primary goal of an autopsy engraver in the game 'Graveyard Keeper'?

The primary goal of an autopsy engraver is to have as many white skulls as possible on a body, with no red or green skulls, as these represent the quality of the body for burial.

What does a white skull represent in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

A white skull represents a basic skull in the game, and the graves rating cannot exceed the number of white skulls on the body.

How does a red skull affect the body's rating in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

A red skull gives a negative 1 rating to the body, which is undesirable for the autopsy engraver's goal.

When do green skulls appear in 'Graveyard Keeper', and what is their effect on the body's rating?

Green skulls appear when the body has degraded below 90% and also give a negative 1 rating to the body, similar to red skulls.

What is the strategy to turn red skulls into white skulls in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

The strategy involves taking out body parts such as blood and fat, which can turn one red skull into a white skull.

What happens if you remove the skull of a body in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

Removing the skull of a body adds one red skull to the body, which is not ideal for the autopsy engraver.

What are the important body parts that can help remove multiple skulls in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

The important body parts that can help remove multiple skulls are the heart, intestines, and brain, as they can take away two random skulls.

Why is it beneficial to save the game before performing an autopsy on a body with three red skulls?

Saving before performing an autopsy allows the player to restart if they choose the wrong body part, which may not remove the desired red skulls.

What is the effect of removing bone and flesh on the skull count in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

Removing bone and flesh reduces the skull count by one, starting with white skulls, always removing one white skull.

What is the impact of removing skin on the body's rating in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

Removing skin takes away one white skull and turns it into a red skull, which gives a negative rating to the body.

What should a player do with bodies they cannot use in 'Graveyard Keeper'?

For bodies that cannot be used, players can remove the flesh and skin for later use as crafting materials, but should avoid taking off these parts if they intend to bury the body.