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Cold Cases
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My bad, I realize now I didn't phrase the question correctly, nor did I thoroughly read the rules about the subject. Forgive my n00bness. 
Sometimes when I type, I tend forget to add important words/statements that would change the whole meaning of what I'm trying to say. When I said "recreate the events" I meant recreate cases for important events in the games backstory.
For example, the trail of Joe Darke, Yanni Yogi's trail, or when the case where Von Karma got a penalty on his record. Or Mia and Lana going head to head! The possibilities are endless for this course of Case Making.
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That said, if I ever get there in my game, I'm probably going to end up re-creating the case that led to DL-6 (VK's penalty). But that's slated as Case 8, so...might be a while. But I bet other people are going to end up doing stuff like this in their games, too.
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Re: Cold Cases
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Sometimes when I type, I tend forget to add important words/statements that would change the whole meaning of what I'm trying to say. When I said "recreate the events" I meant recreate cases for important events in the games backstory.
Lynx wrote:
Honestly, considering your reference to your income in your original (locked) post, which is totally irrelevant to this idea, I highly doubt that this was what you were going for initially. Not that I hold it against you...I just kinda felt like pointing it out.
That said, if I ever get there in my game, I'm probably going to end up re-creating the case that led to DL-6 (VK's penalty). But that's slated as Case 8, so...might be a while. But I bet other people are going to end up doing stuff like this in their games, too.
That said, if I ever get there in my game, I'm probably going to end up re-creating the case that led to DL-6 (VK's penalty). But that's slated as Case 8, so...might be a while. But I bet other people are going to end up doing stuff like this in their games, too.
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!
Joking aside, once I get out for summer I was planning maybe to write a script around at least one of these ideas before someone else would put it on a case maker to help me become a Fanfic author. Since evidence doesn't seem to work on mine, nor do I have enough time to invest in learning coding (although I could eventually
). Though this might need some original Joe Darke gifs. 
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Re: Cold Cases
Erm, like... I think i have an objection
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Katana wrote:
Um...can we have less use of excessive smileys and graphics? It's hard to even understand what you're saying through all those.
My bad. When I'm joking, I add appropriate smileys that reflect the mood of how I'm saying it, or when I'm talking about that character in particular. I'll try to divide the joking and seriousness more clearly.
We'd also probably need some young yanni yogi, and Robert Hammond gifs if we'd want to do cases for all facets of the DL-6 incidents. Since the defense won that case, we'll just put Payne in as the prosecutor.
And we'd just put young Edgeworth in the trail of Joe Darke. While we come up for a reasonable defense attorney. Wouldn't it be cool if Mia was this close to proving he didn't kill Prosecutor Marshall, but then Edgeworth used the fake evidence, inadvertently starting that whole rumor about himself in the process.
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Payne never lost a case before Mia, six years before GS3! An interesting idea, for sure, but you really shouldn't lie. I saw your first post and I knew right away how dishonest it was. Someone made a sheet for 
, which could prove useful. But Yanni got off based on insanity, not evidence, so doing that case wouldn't be fun and you can't really have an expert witness calling simulation. I'd love to work on it, but I am making my own fangame in a...different...medium. But to anybody who is working on this, you should try to flesh out 
's backstory. It is seriously missing from GS4. While the GS1 stuff might be fun, you already know exactly what happened so the element of mystery would be gone. If you worked with AJ, you could have a blank slate to work with some pretty awesome characters (I mean , not !)
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Queepo50001 wrote:
:objection: Payne never lost a case before Mia, six years before GS3!
I seem to remember reading that somewhere, but it never sunk in.
How on Earth did that happen?
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Ollie wrote:
Queepo50001 wrote:
:objection: Payne never lost a case before Mia, six years before GS3!
I seem to remember reading that somewhere, but it never sunk in.
How on Earth did that happen?
There must be defense attorney equivalent to Payne somewhere, based on the fact that that he was originally supposed to be defense attorney himself before the writers changed his role. The Kristoph/Apollo back stories would be interesting, considering how I'd see him as the kind of guy that would get the guilty declared innocent on technicality. I was also thinking of some more Mia cases where Phoenix is your adorable aide on the side. We've never had a guy sidekick before in the series.
Queepo50001 wrote:
:objection: Payne never lost a case before Mia, six years before GS3! An interesting idea, for sure, but you really shouldn't lie. I saw your first post and I knew right away how dishonest it was. Someone made a sheet for , which could prove useful. But Yanni got off based on insanity, not evidence, so doing that case wouldn't be fun and you can't really have an expert witness calling simulation. I'd love to work on it, but I am making my own fangame in a...different...medium. But to anybody who is working on this, you should try to flesh out 's backstory. It is seriously missing from GS4. While the GS1 stuff might be fun, you already know exactly what happened so the element of mystery would be gone. If you worked with AJ, you could have a blank slate to work with some pretty awesome characters (I mean , not !)
, which could prove useful. But Yanni got off based on insanity, not evidence, so doing that case wouldn't be fun and you can't really have an expert witness calling simulation. I'd love to work on it, but I am making my own fangame in a...different...medium. But to anybody who is working on this, you should try to flesh out 's backstory. It is seriously missing from GS4. While the GS1 stuff might be fun, you already know exactly what happened so the element of mystery would be gone. If you worked with AJ, you could have a blank slate to work with some pretty awesome characters (I mean , not !)
Please forgive me. I didn't know it was against the rules at the time of the post.I realize my mistake.
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Queepo50001 wrote:
It was more irritating that you decided to come up with a lame-o excuse, actually:)
The nervous Mr. Sawhit ( ) smiley was supposed to indicate it was intended to be just a lame excuse of an excuse; I'll write out things next time. But please, can we move on from that? It was a genuine mistake on my part and I apologize.
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BigFish wrote:
........... Is it just me, or is this topic making no sense at all?
My mistake, I must've not made it clear enough.
I'm trying to make an SL-9 case based on what we know about the trail from flashbacks and such from Case 1-5.
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Detective L wrote:
Queepo50001 wrote:
It was more irritating that you decided to come up with a lame-o excuse, actually:)
) smiley was supposed to indicate it was intended to be just a lame excuse of an excuse; I'll write out things next time. But please, can we move on from that? It was a genuine mistake on my part and I apologize.Now, we'd need either just original sprites, if we have people who can work with them, and/or animations of Joe Darke.
We could probably fill in the blanks with the rest of the characters, because I doubt the detectives involved looked any different (and I've seen sprites for Detective Goodman around so we could use them with the creator's permission.), except maybe Angel Starr,who wasn't vending lunch-boxes at the time. Emma Skye
didn't look any different, and we'd simply use young Edgeworth as the prosecutor. Now we could simply put young Mai defending him, a younger Mr. Grossberg, (which I've seen around these forums as well), Robert Hammond (The victim of Case 1-4), or maybe an original defense attorney.
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Detective L wrote:
Detective L wrote:
Queepo50001 wrote:
It was more irritating that you decided to come up with a lame-o excuse, actually:)
) smiley was supposed to indicate it was intended to be just a lame excuse of an excuse; I'll write out things next time. But please, can we move on from that? It was a genuine mistake on my part and I apologize.Now, we'd need either just original sprites, if we have people who can work with them, and/or animations of Joe Darke.
We could probably fill in the blanks with the rest of the characters, because I doubt the detectives involved looked any different (and I've seen sprites for Detective Goodman around so we could use them with the creator's permission.), except maybe Angel Starr,who wasn't vending lunch-boxes at the time. Emma Skye
didn't look any different, and we'd simply use young Edgeworth as the prosecutor. Now we could simply put young Mia defending him, a younger Mr. Grossberg, (which I've seen around these forums as well), or Robert Hammond (The victim of Case 1-4), or maybe an original defense attorney.Avatar from: http://www.court-records.net/icons.htm
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Ceres wrote:
What's the point of quoting your own post without adding anything after such a while?
Actually I was trying to edit the post, but for some reason every time I try, it makes a new post altogether. Wierd. What am I doing wrong?
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I often make that mistake too....
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