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Topic	Wifebolo's Ace Attorney adventure continues! [progressive spoilers AA5+]
Llarian 05/14/21 9:42:12 AM #70:	Genuinely curious what AAI is coded, SOJ is AA6. Ah well, I'll just call it AAI for now. AAI-1: Turnabout Visitor Someone gets murdered in Edgeworth's office! What! Why?! Our trusty detective, Dick Gumshoe, is on the case!! Wow, this is really cute. I played hours and hours of AA just to get to this moment. You have the option of talking to Gumshoe when you want, which is what every AA game should have had. Would have made some of the lame moments in earlier games a lot better for me - "Hey, pal!" The Logic function is a new one - as you make observations, you have to string them together in a way that makes sense, or suffer a penalty. ...is it just me, or is it completely adorable the way the sprites move? Gumshoe following Edgeworth around the room as though he couldn't conduct a conversation from anywhere in Edgeworth's unobstructed office. Gumshoe wishes he could rest on Edgeworth's comfy couch, we find fresh flowers from Wendy Oldbag, who is still stalking Edgeworth... troubling. Edgeworth's teacup is broken, apparently the whole set is worth more than Gumshoe's monthly salary and can only be replaced in England. Dang. Makes me think of Wedgwood, but then... poor Gumshoe. That's only less than $200? It's so tough to get used to the old-school gameplay. I was spoiled on the dialogue review option in Dual Destinies. Gumshoe came in while Edgeworth was away and cleaned his office regularly. What. That's so sweet. Whaaaat. I can't handle this game. I've collected some info - I'll use Logic without the training wheels next time. See you next week! --- Come on, John darling, they won't boo me. -Sybil Thorndike <cite>Llarian posted [p:953893979] in Wifebolo's... [t:79369912]...</cite> <quote>Genuinely curious what AAI is coded, SOJ is AA6. Ah well, I'll just call it AAI for now. AAI-1: Turnabout Visitor Someone gets murdered in Edgeworth's office! What! Why?! Our trusty detective, Dick Gumshoe, is on the case!! Wow, this is really cute. I played hours and hours of AA just to get to this moment. You have the option of talking to Gumshoe when you want, which is what every AA game should have had. Would have made some of the lame moments in earlier games a lot better for me - "Hey, pal!" The Logic function is a new one - as you make observations, you have to string them together in a way that makes sense, or suffer a penalty. ...is it just me, or is it completely adorable the way the sprites move? Gumshoe following Edgeworth around the room as though he couldn't conduct a conversation from anywhere in Edgeworth's unobstructed office. Gumshoe wishes he could rest on Edgeworth's comfy couch, we find fresh flowers from Wendy Oldbag, who is still stalking Edgeworth... troubling. Edgeworth's teacup is broken, apparently the whole set is worth more than Gumshoe's monthly salary and can only be replaced in England. Dang. Makes me think of Wedgwood, but then... poor Gumshoe. That's only less than $200? It's so tough to get used to the old-school gameplay. I was spoiled on the dialogue review option in Dual Destinies. Gumshoe came in while Edgeworth was away and cleaned his office regularly. What. That's so sweet. Whaaaat. I can't handle this game. I've collected some info - I'll use Logic without the training wheels next time. See you next week! --- Come on, John darling, they won't boo me. -Sybil Thorndike</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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