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In seriousness, I mean, yeah, I basically agree that case 5 doesn't quite reach the peaks it should, but the segment involving Celeste and Pierce and the contract was genuinely intriguing in a way that lots of late-era Ace Attorney games never managed to be (Even good games like the GAA duology never really had you shocked about the circumstances of specific events like the original trilogy did back in the day) so it has that in its favor, and it works well for the character arcs which, as I said, is the main thing I'm invested in, so, whatever. Case 4 is probably the tightest ("best") case when it comes to just the mechanics of the murder mystery. They did want to do more with case 5 I think but had to wrap it up for budget reasons (this is why Alaric being polymorphed goes literally nowhere) so oh well but hopefully the sequel will have more room to work with.