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| Topic | Ace Attorney Topic Part 2: The Continuation (Spoilers for AA1-6, AAI1-2) |
| LeonhartFour 01/06/18 6:07:34 PM #114: | Paratroopa1 posted... Maybe it's because AA4 Phoenix never actually does any lawyering, but he just seems so unflappable in AA4, whereas in the later games he's back to being decidedly flappable. well it helps that he had seven years to put it all together instead of having to figure it out in 1 or 2 days like he always does I think 6-5 day 1 would've been a great opportunity to pull this off (and he has his moments) but then they did a lazy retread instead so oh well Paratroopa1 posted... He's almost always the viewpoint character in DD and SoJ when he's around though, with 6-5 being the only seriously big exception. And I definitely don't remember any AA4 Phoenix on display there. He's around a decent bit in 5-3. I actually kind of like his Fifty Shades of Gray jab at Athena there. Plus, he urges her to perform their own investigation before everyone shows up because of "reasons," those reasons being forged evidence and crime scene tampering. also one of my favorite exchanges in 6-5 is when Apollo makes a wild claim and Phoenix, without missing a beat, just goes, "You're bluffing, right?" like he's not even mad he's just callin' 'em as he sees 'em SeabassDebeste posted... agreed that it's a POV thing. POV characters have to have self-doubt and usually can't have master plans. Well, I've said many times that I think one of the weaknesses of the AAI games is that Edgeworth is too smart. It's extremely hard to slip something by him or stump him in a way that feels legitimate. Having Phoenix or Apollo never be too far ahead of the player is probably a good thing. --- ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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