Before DepartureLadder of Inference
Recover cargo loaded onto the wrong ship. Are you following facts, or a story you filled in?
Case 1 of 3 ·Spare lighting equipment numbered 47 was loaded onto the wrong ship. Someone saw an orange cargo ship heading toward West Pier and suggested intercepting it there. Recover the cargo without relying on color alone.
Goal: recover cargo 47 before departure. Each dispatch costs 2 time units; investigation costs appear on the buttons. Reading and revising a belief take no time. Each berth has one ship; the cargo is at just one berth and stays there during the investigation.
The three orange ships show possible locations only. Verify ship IDs and cargo. The thin line shows your belief, not a confirmed route.
Choose an investigation, read its report and revise your belief; you may also dispatch directly. Only actions consume time; reading has no time limit.
What information should you check next?
Time is tight; investigate selectively. Obtained reports can be reread for free. Too much investigation leaves no time to dispatch.
The search follows your provisional berth, determining which part of the evidence you see.
On-site verification only checks this berth for the cargo; it does not search the whole harbor.
Evidence desk · Reports: 0
The initial sighting is only a clue. Investigation reports will remain here.
Restarting keeps the same facts. Changing cases changes ship assignments or clock offsets. Each challenge has 3 fixed cases.