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Topic	Reminder that Athena was only lead defender for two cases
__LeiaRolando__ 08/16/19 1:07:44 PM #60:	Dels posted... Just call them 6-5A and 6-5B, god. okay this works, thanks The thing that's different with 6-5 as opposed to 1-2 and 3-2 is that those three cases are a single continuity with a single villain; neither of those has a massive purge of evidence. 6-5 has two wholly separate murders with two different, unrelated schemes, and midway through the trial, a good chunk of evidence and character profiles are discarded. Ergo, they're two separate cases. LeonhartFour posted... I actually kind of liked the first part of 3-2 just because it wasn't a murder. The wham moment at the end of the first trial day is a top tier moment for the series, too. I concur with this. --- ~ BlueCrystalTear at large ~ [this space still for lease 7 years later] https://imgur.com/sclpQaM <cite>__LeiaRolando__ posted [p:926146709] in Reminder t... [t:77941769]...</cite> <quote>Dels posted...</cite> <quote>Just call them 6-5A and 6-5B, god.</quote> okay this works, thanks The thing that's different with 6-5 as opposed to 1-2 and 3-2 is that those three cases are a single continuity with a single villain; neither of those has a massive purge of evidence. 6-5 has two wholly separate murders with two different, unrelated schemes, and midway through the trial, a good chunk of evidence and character profiles are discarded. Ergo, they're two separate cases. LeonhartFour posted...</cite> <quote>I actually kind of liked the first part of 3-2 just because it wasn't a murder. The wham moment at the end of the first trial day is a top tier moment for the series, too.</quote> I concur with this. --- ~ BlueCrystalTear at large ~ [this space still for lease 7 years later] https://imgur.com/sclpQaM</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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