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A criticism though, is that PW1 and 2 are too linear in the choices, I mean, whatever one you choose, you're lead down the "right" path anyway. But in case 2 of PW1 I tried this one and was briefly shocked:
I would like to have seen what happened (for real) if you DIDN'T actually defend Maya, maybe Mia would come and scold you/persuade you to change your mind or something. Maybe this is something GS5 could have, where the different responses really do lead you down different paths.
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I seem to remember one that was somewhere along the lines of "do you have anything to say to that Prosecutor?" "I was too stunned to think of anything".
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And that quote you put in, Grim_tales, I remember thinking that it was actually game over, too.
I chose in that one part with Grossbergs painting that he was "Red Whites lover" the second time I played.
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I found that one pretty funny
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I agree with you Vony, I really did think that part in 1-2 was actually game over :(
The part when you say Grossberg is "Redd White's lover" is hilarious :D
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"The defendant.. is me, Your Honor?" And I couldn't help but laugh when I saw "Cinder Block" as one of the choices.
This is probably my favorite wrong response though:
"Mr. Wellington loves large bananas!"
Actually, that whole case had a bunch of ridiculous funny responses. Another that comes to mind if when you present the last piece of evidence but you choose the wrong side.
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It's not just those selections though. Presenting the wrong evidence is very funny too. (Not during cross-examinations, but when you're obliged to present evidence). A good use of that is at the very end of Case 2-4.
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But some other ones include....
Nick: The victim? That's Mia Fey, your honor.
Mia: Phoenix, I'M MIA FEY!
Nick: Oh. Right.
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1) You're a sham, Edgeworth!
2) This court's a sham!
3) I'm a sham!
:D
I also tried out different responses to the judges questions in 1-1, just to see what would happen.
Phoenx: The defendant.. uh.. is me, right?
Mia: You're Larry's lawyer.
Phoenix: Oh, right.
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I also like Case 1-3's part where you had to tell everyone what the meaning of Cody not taking a picture was.
Obviously, the two killed each other at the same time. There was no victim. It was a draw!
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I personally really appreciated the linearity in really fraught cases like 2-4, when a "wrong" choice would just kick me back to the dialogue selection or the normal track of progression - it was nice to know I could screw around without being destroyed for it. And a lot of the time it really does bring up better dialogue!
I think one of my favorites so far is in 1-3...
Such a perfect mirror to Edgeworth's line XD
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"Mr. Wellington loves large bananas!"
I don't know, I think it ties with "Wasn't she poisoned by, er... poison?"
One of my favourite responses isn't really 'wrong'- it's when you present the Fey mansion map to Grey and he goes off on one about having "A MANSION, DO YOU HEAR ME? A MANSION!" (Oh Grey you spaz <3)
Like Super Muffin, I have trouble doing it all the time because I'm obsessed with getting things right. I still haven't looked at the bad ending to 2-4 this way and I tend to obsessively save at moments I'm sure I'm going to fuck up.
The Redd-Grossberg lover thing was the first thing I pressed because it was too funny /not to/.
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