Board 8 > Yet another Great Ace Attorney Playthough topic (spoilers as I go)

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i mean i never figured out gregson was a reaper myself, but ... i mean i believed the game when they told me it was true as if it wasn't a plot twist, and then proceeded to give me a ton of supporting evidence <_<
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Overall I liked G2-3 more than G2-4 and G2-5. Stronghart was very willing to confess and it felt the game was feeding me information too quickly. For example I would have loved Ryunosuke to figure out Gregson being a Reaper or who shot Genshin, instead of someone else just telling him.

Though in the end pretty much all the mysteries are wrapped up nicely, so I can't say I'm too bothered.

Well that's still several hours before I figured it out! >_> I think there was a point where I thought both Kazuma and Gregson were pretending to be part of the Reapers and they just didn't know the other was also faking it.
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handsomeboy2012 posted...

Overall I liked G2-3 more than G2-4 and G2-5. Stronghart was very willing to confess and it felt the game was feeding me information too quickly. For example I would have loved Ryunosuke to figure out Gregson being a Reaper or who shot Genshin, instead of someone else just telling him.

Though in the end pretty much all the mysteries are wrapped up nicely, so I can't say I'm too bothered.

Yeah, Stronghart is very willing to hand out information about crimes he was involved in. This also came up with Caidin as well. Before the trial it is suggested he has a big secret that he won't talk about. During the trial, all we needed to do was ask to get him to admit to helping the most infamous killer in Britain escape prison.

I think we technically only have Stronghart's word to go by regarding who killed Genshin and no actual evidence. So who really knows if he was telling the truth or not. I guess Jigoku could confess but he has little reason to since there's no evidence he was ever at the graveyard.
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Team Rocket Elite posted...

I think we technically only have Stronghart's word to go by regarding who killed Genshin and no actual evidence. So who really knows if he was telling the truth or not. I guess Jigoku could confess but he has little reason to since there's no evidence he was ever at the graveyard.

I had that same question too, but I'm willing to mostly believe Stronghart here, because that seems to be the bargaining chip he has over Jigoku. Although he may be lying about whether or not it was Jigoku killed Genshin or if it was Stronghart that actually pulled the trigger. Either way, both were likely there and had culpability for what happened.

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Team Rocket Elite posted...

Thanks! I'm looking forward to finally being able to go through the other playthrough topics to see what other people though (I saved them before they purged since I went through way slower than everyone else. >_>)

I did that too
But after beating the game I lost interst in reading them!

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