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Should Apollo have "a fool for a client"?
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It might just be me, but I think I would enjoy another, "represent yourself", in GS5. I think it can be a nice dramatic tool when applied lightly, and considering it will be four games and a different protagonist, I think they could get away with using it again.
Not to mention there are a few things that I think that could be explored with this that weren't in game one. Like cross-examining yourself (it makes more sense then a parrot), and better yet, finding a contradiction in your own testimony. Or becasue Polly was arested at the start of the investiagtion, Trucy does it, and I think her investgative style would be much more whimical then Apollo's or Nick's.
I donno, it just seems like it would be something that would be fun to play, and would have that mix of drama and humor that seems to be working for the series, but that just might be me...
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But Apollo having to defend himself is a good possibility.
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Litral wrote:
Saying things and then proving what you said was wrong a minute later is a pretty clear sign of schizophrenia :P
But Apollo having to defend himself is a good possibility.
But Apollo having to defend himself is a good possibility.
xD Schizophrenia has a 1000 symptoms to it it would just mean theres a little mistake that you realise.
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What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
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Herr Blondie wrote:
Nick represented himself in GS1-2 didn't he? He didn't need to cross examine himself or let someone else take over his investigation...I don't see how things would play out the way you envision them.
Aye, but that was one of my points, Nick got arrested at the very end of the final investigation day, so there was no need to continue investigating. And by that time he had already solved the case and the real murderer was taking the stand before he had to (plus he didn't really see anything, so he had nothing to testify about). The idea is because it was an early case of game 1 some of the odd/kinda goofy stuff that could have come along with representing yourself didn't in favor of a what would become a regular type of case. And as Croik said, it was more finishing off Maya's case, so it didn't really have the impact of it being your own neck on the line that it could have.
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What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
That also seems like a good idea, as you then wouldn't have to just get yourself out of the charges, but you'd also have to try to clear your late client's good name, and it has lots of potential for
Of course, naturally because of someone rushing in at the last minute you'd be able to clear both of your names, but shh don't spoil it for everyone.
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Croik wrote:
What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
So how exactly are you supposed to investigate the crime, whilst being held in detention? (Since if Apollo's the suspect, the police aren't exactly going to let him roam the city, are they?)
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NinjaMonkey wrote:
Croik wrote:
What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
So how exactly are you supposed to investigate the crime, whilst being held in detention? (Since if Apollo's the suspect, the police aren't exactly going to let him roam the city, are they?)
Yet another excuse for Phoenix to become playable?
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At least he can talk to himself! *shot*
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fatalfeline wrote:
I'd just be glad if Apollo has a client he can actually talk to before the trial. XD
At least he can talk to himself! *shot*
At least he can talk to himself! *shot*
Thats rich well said!
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NinjaMonkey wrote:
Croik wrote:
What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
So how exactly are you supposed to investigate the crime, whilst being held in detention? (Since if Apollo's the suspect, the police aren't exactly going to let him roam the city, are they?)
Maybe they could issue him a police escort. Handcuff him to Ema and let them investigate together!
It would make for an interesting moral dilemma for Apollo akin to Phoenix's decision in 2-4: would you pin the blame on your dead client in order to save your neck? Or would you risk your life to find the truth and get the real villain?
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Croik wrote:
NinjaMonkey wrote:
Croik wrote:
What if after the first day of court Apollo's client is murdered and he becomes the suspect?
So how exactly are you supposed to investigate the crime, whilst being held in detention? (Since if Apollo's the suspect, the police aren't exactly going to let him roam the city, are they?)
Maybe they could issue him a police escort. Handcuff him to Ema and let them investigate together!
It would make for an interesting moral dilemma for Apollo akin to Phoenix's decision in 2-4: would you pin the blame on your dead client in order to save your neck? Or would you risk your life to find the truth and get the real villain?
But...
How could you pin your client's death on him/herself?
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Trucy and Ema (who the player will control) go to investigate and report to Apollo (in the detention centre) at the end of the investigation.
I kind of like this idea, except for Phoenix dying. Maybe he can just go abroad to get out the way.
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SteveMalcolm wrote:
Phoenix is murdered and Apollo is accused. This gives Polly his time to shine.
Trucy and Ema (who the player will control) go to investigate and report to Apollo (in the detention centre) at the end of the investigation.
I kind of like this idea, except for Phoenix dying. Maybe he can just go abroad to get out the way.
Trucy and Ema (who the player will control) go to investigate and report to Apollo (in the detention centre) at the end of the investigation.
I kind of like this idea, except for Phoenix dying. Maybe he can just go abroad to get out the way.
It's his office...why do people want to somehow get rid of Phoenix, I like his "wise Master Phoenix" role, it would've worked in the first one if they hadn't made him so mainstream.
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Herr Blondie wrote:
It's his office...why do people want to somehow get rid of Phoenix, I like his "wise Master Phoenix" role, it would've worked in the first one if they hadn't made him so mainstream.
A wise master that runs on grape juice
I like this idea, but the game always makes it a Not Guilty. So no need to worry
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SteveMalcolm wrote:
Phoenix is murdered and Apollo is accused. This gives Polly his time to shine.
Trucy and Ema (who the player will control) go to investigate and report to Apollo (in the detention centre) at the end of the investigation.
I kind of like this idea, except for Phoenix dying. Maybe he can just go abroad to get out the way.
Trucy and Ema (who the player will control) go to investigate and report to Apollo (in the detention centre) at the end of the investigation.
I kind of like this idea, except for Phoenix dying. Maybe he can just go abroad to get out the way.
Nick doesn't have to leave does he? Like..at all? They just don't need to make him shine so much. He can be like a consultant, waiting at the Office and you can show evidence to him for an opinion thats all.
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