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Topic	Ace Attorney Topic Part 2: The Continuation (Spoilers for AA1-6, AAI1-2)
SeabassDebeste 12/30/17 3:59:21 PM #2:	Loosely defined final confrontation rankings who wants some! Bottom of Bottom 40. 4-4 - Kristoph's second demise Literally putting away a dude who was already in prison, without evidence, with a single stupid perceive, with Klavier being a pointless character... it's bad. Real bad. Even his final breakdown isn't as good as the 4-1 version. 39. 1-2 - Read the back of the receipt Points for the dirtiest Edgeworth timeline, negative points for basically everything else here. Redd White just collapsing is immensely dissatisfying. "She dodged to the left" was a nice bit of testimony but otherwise bleh. 38. 5-1 - Ted Tonate A long, drawn out battle with an unmemorable villain in an unmemorable case. My favorite part of this is Phoenix outlasting Tonate's bluff, but my god it lasts forever and it's a bad case, and Tonate's on the stand for a long time. Underwhelming for a Final Confrontation? 37. 2-1 - Wellington strangles himself This is pretty much all of 2-1, but here's another not-great-case with a not-great ending. 36. 6-4 - The murder weapon was Udon Dough Geiru is an unfortunately unmemorable killer who goes down surprisingly quickly after four testimonies from Uendo, but her transformation is kinda neat, and the murder weapon thing is surprisingly clever. 35. 4-2 - Alita Talia 34. E1-2 - Cammy Mille 33. E1-1 - Portsman swallows the medal Not a ton about these, but Portsman flashing us is hilarious, Cammy is inoffensive in a weirdly rhythmic case, and Alita is almost suitably fluffy as a killer in a fluffy case, but less 'out-there' than guys like Stickler, who I'd say was the real attraction in that case. --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness <cite>SeabassDebeste posted [p:893132837] in Ace Attorn... [t:76151288]...</cite> <quote>Loosely defined final confrontation rankings who wants some! <cite>Bottom of Bottom</cite> 40. 4-4 - Kristoph's second demise Literally putting away a dude who was already in prison, without evidence, with a single stupid perceive, with Klavier being a pointless character... it's bad. Real bad. Even his final breakdown isn't as good as the 4-1 version. 39. 1-2 - Read the back of the receipt Points for the dirtiest Edgeworth timeline, negative points for basically everything else here. Redd White just collapsing is immensely dissatisfying. "She dodged to the left" was a nice bit of testimony but otherwise bleh. 38. 5-1 - Ted Tonate A long, drawn out battle with an unmemorable villain in an unmemorable case. My favorite part of this is Phoenix outlasting Tonate's bluff, but my god it lasts forever and it's a bad case, and Tonate's on the stand for a long time. <cite>Underwhelming for a Final Confrontation?</cite> 37. 2-1 - Wellington strangles himself This is pretty much all of 2-1, but here's another not-great-case with a not-great ending. 36. 6-4 - The murder weapon was Udon Dough Geiru is an unfortunately unmemorable killer who goes down surprisingly quickly after four testimonies from Uendo, but her transformation is kinda neat, and the murder weapon thing is surprisingly clever. 35. 4-2 - Alita Talia 34. E1-2 - Cammy Mille 33. E1-1 - Portsman swallows the medal Not a ton about these, but Portsman flashing us is hilarious, Cammy is inoffensive in a weirdly rhythmic case, and Alita is almost suitably fluffy as a killer in a fluffy case, but less 'out-there' than guys like Stickler, who I'd say was the real attraction in that case. --- yet all sailors of all sorts are more or less capricious and unreliable - they live in the varying outer weather, and they inhale its fickleness</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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