Re: First thoughts of the Perceive System?
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Lind_L_Tailor wrote:
Shelly de Killer wrote:
I thought it was gayer than psyche-locks.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
y'now, it really pisses me off when people use "gay" as an insult.
Me too.
Lind_L_Tailor wrote:
DramaticaXIV2 wrote:
Lind_L_Tailor wrote:
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The point of this was that I was agreeing.
The point of this was that I was agreeing.
if you agreed, you should have typed somethinglike "i totally agree", to avoid such a misunderstanding. i'm not sure, but i think that's considered spam.
I thought it was somewhat obvious, but meh.
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Seriously, what 'system' is there to speak of in the first game? I think the Magatama was a great innovation, and I didn't mind that it was brought back briefly in AJ. It's the only tangible link to Phoenix's past, which is really sad, to be honest.Quizer
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Quizer wrote:
Don't feed the trolls. Seriously, what 'system' is there to speak of in the first game? I think the Magatama was a great innovation, and I didn't mind that it was brought back briefly in AJ. It's the only tangible link to Phoenix's past, which is really sad, to be honest.
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Seriously, what 'system' is there to speak of in the first game? I think the Magatama was a great innovation, and I didn't mind that it was brought back briefly in AJ. It's the only tangible link to Phoenix's past, which is really sad, to be honest.Quizer
i suppose more cameos would have been nice...
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Lind_L_Tailor wrote:
Shelly de Killer wrote:
I thought it was gayer than psyche-locks.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
y'now, it really pisses me off when people use "gay" as an insult.
And it pisses me off when people complain about it. ;)
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Quizer wrote:
Don't feed the trolls. Seriously, what 'system' is there to speak of in the first game? I think the Magatama was a great innovation, and I didn't mind that it was brought back briefly in AJ. It's the only tangible link to Phoenix's past, which is really sad, to be honest.
Quizer
Seriously, what 'system' is there to speak of in the first game? I think the Magatama was a great innovation, and I didn't mind that it was brought back briefly in AJ. It's the only tangible link to Phoenix's past, which is really sad, to be honest.Quizer
The one that didn't involve losing all your life in one chance (have no idea why they thought a life bar was better) and the one that didn't involve psyche locks and all that garbage to just make the game more tedious.
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Shelly de Killer wrote:
The one that didn't involve losing all your life in one chance (have no idea why they thought a life bar was better) and the one that didn't involve psyche locks and all that garbage to just make the game more tedious.
Huh, guess someone didn't like the innovations of the new games. I thought the life bar was a cool idea. I don't think the few times where you get large penalties are that much of a problem, especially if you remember to save frequently, which should be common sense. At other times, you only lose a smaller amount of life than the standard 20%.Also, why do you think psyche locks make the game more tedious?
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Quizer wrote:
Shelly de Killer wrote:
The one that didn't involve losing all your life in one chance (have no idea why they thought a life bar was better) and the one that didn't involve psyche locks and all that garbage to just make the game more tedious.
Huh, guess someone didn't like the innovations of the new games. I thought the life bar was a cool idea. I don't think the few times where you get large penalties are that much of a problem, especially if you remember to save frequently, which should be common sense. At other times, you only lose a smaller amount of life than the standard 20%.Also, why do you think psyche locks make the game more tedious?
Quizer
Because you are penalized for every mistake (and if you make lots of them getting all that life back is hard) compared to pw 1 where you present evidence simply and if it's wrong they just say some random shit with no penalty
And I love innovation/ I love how in pw 1 in the last case you could examine fingerprints, look at the evidence in a 3d perspective, I love how they brought that great system from that case into pw 4 and revamped it, adding a few more features.
But psyche locks are bullshit because not only do you lose life when making mistakes in court, but in the freaking investigation too.
The perceive system didn't seem that interesting. In fact, I found it sad that instead of using evidence and facts you have to look if someone gets nervous at certain parts when he talks and point it out, I mean do lawyers really do this to win their cases?
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Shelly de Killer wrote:
Quizer wrote:
Shelly de Killer wrote:
The one that didn't involve losing all your life in one chance (have no idea why they thought a life bar was better) and the one that didn't involve psyche locks and all that garbage to just make the game more tedious.
Huh, guess someone didn't like the innovations of the new games. I thought the life bar was a cool idea. I don't think the few times where you get large penalties are that much of a problem, especially if you remember to save frequently, which should be common sense. At other times, you only lose a smaller amount of life than the standard 20%.Also, why do you think psyche locks make the game more tedious?
Quizer
Because you are penalized for every mistake (and if you make lots of them getting all that life back is hard) compared to pw 1 where you present evidence simply and if it's wrong they just say some random shit with no penalty
And I love innovation/ I love how in pw 1 in the last case you could examine fingerprints, look at the evidence in a 3d perspective, I love how they brought that great system from that case into pw 4 and revamped it, adding a few more features.
But psyche locks are bullshit because not only do you lose life when making mistakes in court, but in the freaking investigation too.
The perceive system didn't seem that interesting. In fact, I found it sad that instead of using evidence and facts you have to look if someone gets nervous at certain parts when he talks and point it out, I mean do lawyers really do this to win their cases?
It's a video game.
They attempted to add new gimmicks aside from the Magatama to freshen up the GS game play, and it fell somewhat flat. I am somewhat glad that they put in the Magatama/bracelet, since I always felt that (up until case five) Phoenix Wright AA was a bit too easy. (That and not being able to present profiles in either AA or AJ somewhat cut your possibilities down...)
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Without any clear indication of what you're looking for it leads to a bunch of tedious 'trial and error' crap, something that should have died out with the NES.
Really? I thought it was shown where it was all too clearly.
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Shelly de Killer wrote:
Lind_L_Tailor wrote:
Shelly de Killer wrote:
I thought it was gayer than psyche-locks.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
Which was gay to begin with.
PW1 had the best system.
y'now, it really pisses me off when people use "gay" as an insult.
And it pisses me off when people complain about it. ;)
well frankly,
it would really be nice if you stopped complaining about the difficulty of it. it wasn't that difficult. hell, i got all of them except Brushel first go.
Also, don't double post.
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Nose wrote:
It was a fairly good idea, but it shouldn't be so limited, you use it about 5 times in the game, and each time it was painfully signposted.
I think the bracelet needs to always be usable so it's less obvious when you have to use it.
I think the bracelet needs to always be usable so it's less obvious when you have to use it.
Agreed.
I think it made a really good creepy effect too. :)
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