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Topic	Ace Attorney Topic Part 6: The Perceiving (Spoilers for AA1-6, AAI1-2)
NeoElfboy 05/30/18 9:58:45 PM #10:	Leonhart4 posted... Like the reason Apollo does everything on his own on day 2 is because Trucy and especially Lamiroir are stupid about protecting the secret of the magic trick. AJ's treatment of magic as if it's the most sacred thing in the world is one of its most baffling aspects to me. I literally started cheering in 6-2 when Trucy decided telling Apollo the truth of how the trick works is more important than guarding her trade secret. This so hard. (Well I don't think I literally cheered, but my internal reaction was similar.) It's an absolutely idiotic reason for obstructing justice. Past that, nothing about the prosecution's case on Machi makes a lick of sense (he fired a gun a kid can't possibly fire and then pulled a giant up to a stage to frame himself? wtf?), and I generally find that a bit offputting. Didn't care for any of the characters either. I mean it's not my most hated case in the game because 4-4 exists and at least 4-3 has a higher density of Apollo/Trucy/Ema interaction which is really the only reason to play AJ, but yeah I don't like it much. --- The RPG Duelling League: www.rpgdl.com An unparalleled source for RPG information and discussion <cite>NeoElfboy posted [p:902280182] in Ace Attorn... [t:76656636]...</cite> <quote><cite>Leonhart4 posted...</cite> <quote>Like the reason Apollo does everything on his own on day 2 is because Trucy and especially Lamiroir are stupid about protecting the secret of the magic trick. AJ's treatment of magic as if it's the most sacred thing in the world is one of its most baffling aspects to me. I literally started cheering in 6-2 when Trucy decided telling Apollo the truth of how the trick works is more important than guarding her trade secret.</quote> This so hard. (Well I don't think I literally cheered, but my internal reaction was similar.) It's an absolutely idiotic reason for obstructing justice. Past that, nothing about the prosecution's case on Machi makes a lick of sense (he fired a gun a kid can't possibly fire and then pulled a giant up to a stage to frame himself? wtf?), and I generally find that a bit offputting. Didn't care for any of the characters either. I mean it's not my most hated case in the game because 4-4 exists and at least 4-3 has a higher density of Apollo/Trucy/Ema interaction which is really the only reason to play AJ, but yeah I don't like it much. --- The RPG Duelling League: www.rpgdl.com An unparalleled source for RPG information and discussion</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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