As I ' ve replied to cloistered ' s comment , I agree with you . It would be nice if there were more methods of distracting students than just the same old giggling , radio and waterthrowing . Roomspecific distraction methods , to be exact . For example , the stage . Imagine a hanging spotlight above it . Instead of using it to kill Kizana with it during her performance Rivalspecific elimination method , you can also tamper with it a few days before the play , so when it falls it distracts the drama club members or even the staff of the school . As they investigated the spotlight incident , they ' ll leave Kizana alone . and vulnerable . One downside to this is that there ' s a limit for using objects around the school for distraction . For example , the fire alarm you suggested . Once the teachers or staff found out there was no actual fire , they ' ll think it ' s just a prank , thus disabling the fire alarms . Hence , the alarm method is effective , but must be used at the right time . Sure , it takes time to implement , but it will be worth it if it ' s done . Not only that it adds more fun into the game , but it gives players a chance to interact with the school more .