LogFAQs > #958432061

I come from a tabletop DM background and I think that really helped me wrap around why GAA feels different than Ace Attorney proper. Not every character you create is going to be a star like Drebber and Harebrayne. Sometimes you just want simple comic relief. I find that comic relief works better as a duo than as a single character.

For the record, I'm also working on a ranking project. Here's what I've done with the GAA characters:

1) Only include important jury members. If you can't say much about them, they're not worth your time.
2) Beats, Skulkin Brothers, Bohemian Kid & Balloon, and Red-Headed League counts as "one" character because they're pretty much inseparable. For an AA trilogy example, look at Ben and Trilo.
3) Any named character that you don't have any real comments on aren't really worth the time to rank.

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