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Haifisch posted:It's still a name reference, but I guess a police pomeranian would have looked too silly. (Or so adorable that it'd distract from the case) Maybe, but the police dog is a Shibu Inu because that's silly to begin with, though.
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I kind of like this scene. It's Grossberg's one chance to be legitimately helpful in this game.
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Leif. posted:How does the old man remember he used to be a chemical engineer.... It's a lie he came up with on the spur of the moment. He may or may not actually have burned off his fingerprints.
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Tenebrais posted:I was going to make a joke about bringing in a metal detector, but then I remembered Gumshoe actually has one. ...No, I'm pretty sure Gumshoe does not have a metal detector.
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Waffleman_ posted:We found Gourdy with it. My point exactly. While we were doing that, Gumshoe was called away to deal with something. I don't think we've seen him since.
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Something to keep in mind. As Chief Prosecutor, Lana is responsible (at least in part) for assigning prosecutors to cases. And now I'm imagining her siccing von Karma on Redd White to make drat sure he loses his hold on the justice system. All the other vectors of corruption don't need the competition, after all.
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Sep 24, 2016 22:33
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Since trials don't last longer than three days anyway, someone decided that sparing a day for someone who pled guilty was worth it now. For one thing, it makes sure that all the details about how the crime worked are on record.
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Oct 21, 2016 20:29
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The double murder was a neat twist the first time I played through the case, especially the way it was depicted in the intro. I'd like to say more once we're shown more about it.
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Nov 5, 2016 22:49
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So, now we hear that no body was found at the evidence room.
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And here's where the "double murder" situation really starts to go downhill. Near as I can figure, things happened like this: Meekins confronts a suspicious person in the evidence room and is knocked out. He wakes up later and goes about his day, though he is inconsistant on this point. Meekins is then assigned to deliver a report about a murder in the evidence room to Edgeworth. The report is not accepted. Then Meekins is arrested for the murder that he was assigned to help with the investigation of. Chief Gant interrupts the Lana Skye trial with this report and news of the arrest, then tries to blame the poor handling of the case on Edgeworth. Laying it all out like this shows how little sense both the evidence room crime and the police response to it makes.
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Nov 12, 2016 23:35
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Hobgoblin2099 posted:Remind me, was this case written before or during development of Apollo Justice? There was a line during this update that caught my attention. Yes. It should have been a few years before they started on Apollo Justice.
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Now let's take a step back and review the following. Meekins did not win the altercation in the evidence room. It follows that he didn't kill anyone there, and notGoodman got away. Therefore, no one was murdered in the evidence room, and this should have been obvious from the start. So why the hell was everyone going on about Simultaneous murders at any point in this case? This side track proves one thing: the police force is incompetent beyond what we had previously expected from them.
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Jan 7, 2017 21:19
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It feels like the sole purpose of including it was to add a cool element to the preview. (And it was cool.)
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Jan 10, 2017 02:09
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Malah posted:
Simple enough. The camera pans over to look at Ema's reaction as the Judge is talking. It is an odd way to depict it though.
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Feb 24, 2017 03:27
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This was the only way to increase the stakes from the base game. The escalation has gone from: *An incompetent burgler *An incompetent blackmailer with the courts in his pocket *A competent mafiosa *The most ruthless prosecutor in the country, with a plan that spanned 15 years. (Right? It's been a while) *The Chief of Police, with the Chief Prosecutor in his pocket, and a 7 year scheme.
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KataraniSword posted:I was under the impression that this would be a megathread If we don't switch over to a new thread, it might never be added to the lparchives.
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