Which cases did you solve before Conan?

[dilbertschalter]

Solving for the culprit is easy. You don't even have to pay attention to the case, you just have to remember whose family members or friends were killed/induced to commit suicide by the culprit. If multiple people are in that situation, the cuter one is general the killer (that maxim also works on its own). As for the cases, I've say I've gotten the basic idea behind most of them, though it's a minority where I actually get the whole trick.

[Detective Tommy]

Solving for the culprit is easy. You don't even have to pay attention to the case, you just have to remember whose family members or friends were killed/induced to commit suicide by the culprit. If multiple people are in that situation, the cuter one is general the killer (that maxim also works on its own). As for the cases, I've say I've gotten the basic idea behind most of them, though it's a minority where I actually get the whole trick.

Not exactly. Sometimes there are 4-5 suspects and none of them have a trustworthy alibi.
Out of all 574 episodes (Actually.. 550 about. Because I skipped a couple that weren't subbed.)
Very few episodes, I realized who the culprit was. And VERY few did I actually figure out how the crime was committed.

[randompi314159]

Solving for the culprit is easy. You don't even have to pay attention to the case, you just have to remember whose family members or friends were killed/induced to commit suicide by the culprit. If multiple people are in that situation, the cuter one is general the killer (that maxim also works on its own). As for the cases, I've say I've gotten the basic idea behind most of them, though it's a minority where I actually get the whole trick.

Not exactly. Sometimes there are 4-5 suspects and none of them have a trustworthy alibi.
Out of all 574 episodes (Actually.. 550 about. Because I skipped a couple that weren't subbed.)
Very few episodes, I realized who the culprit was. And VERY few did I actually figure out how the crime was committed.

Same here, though I was watching for the enjoyment of it, not really trying to solve for the actual criminal. Though if I wanted to, I could possibly attempt to try and solve the mystery. And I know, sometimes, it can be easy, depending on the situation.

[ziraulo]

Yep, but mostly AO's . The only ones I remember would be the first live action and the Shiragami case.

[Detective Tommy]

Some are really obvious.
But a lot of the clues are somewhat related to Japanese clues/hints dealing with the characters/language.
So those are a bit hard to understand..


But some are easy because they're very simple cases.

[randompi314159]

Usually the anime only ones are on the more simpler side, usually.

[Conia]

I just want to point out there's already a similar thread for this:
http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?t=3193.0

[meidei]

Some are really obvious.
But a lot of the clues are somewhat related to Japanese clues/hints dealing with the characters/language.
So those are a bit hard to understand..

I love that kind of cases. Especially the episodes that are all about Japanese language.
(L' "h" muet... & ONGAKUSHITSU!!!)

I just want to point out there's already a similar thread for this:
http://forums.dctp.ws/viewtopic.php?t=3193.0

A merge maybe?

[Akonyl]

just watched 481-482, and I managed to solve everything before the first half was done :O

although it seemed sort of obvious, but eh.

[Detective Tommy]

Sorry! I didn't know there was a similar thread.
My bad.