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Till the landslide brought me down...
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though doing 'forensics' with Ema is addictive too
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That would be great! Both Gumshoe and awesome forensics! (but overall Gumshoe is still better!
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We should rally together to purge her evil from the AA universe in (ideally) the most painful way imaginable to mankind.
She wasn't worthy to replace Gumshoe. She's a failure at her job and as such is whiny and b***hy to everyone. She thinks she is the high and mightiest when she couldn't even pass her own forensics exam. Tch! I'd see her rot in hell
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Ema and Gumshoe are both awesome, IMHO.
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Anyway, I am going to sound crazy here, but after three games, I thought the "Oh, I'm actually bad at my job, I get pay cuts on a daily basis" joke was getting a little old. Ema isn't whiny, she's just jaded. And, unlike Gumshoe, she doesn't make obscene mistakes within her testimony (don't bring up 4-3, that case overall was a mess of plot holes).
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I never saw the thing with the murder weapon as a plothole. As they said over and over in that case, skill (or how you hold the weapon) is a factor in whether or not you get injured firing a high-caliber gun. I can think of a few ways for someone like Machi to get off with a pulled muscle at the most.
Furthermore, just because he looks weak doesn't mean he is. It takes strong fingers to play piano, I'm told.
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I never saw the thing with the murder weapon as a plothole. As they said over and over in that case, skill (or how you hold the weapon) is a factor in whether or not you get injured firing a high-caliber gun. I can think of a few ways for someone like Machi to get off with a pulled muscle at the most.
Furthermore, just because he looks weak doesn't mean he is. It takes strong fingers to play piano, I'm told.
Strong fingers are fine for pulling the trigger but....
The .44 Magnum delivers a large, heavy bullet with high velocity for a handgun. In its full-powered form, it produces too much recoil and muzzle blast to be suitable for a police weapon as it makes rapid fire difficult and strenuous on the users' hands; in particular for shooters of smaller build or with small hands.[11][12]
It would probably break his hands ruining his ability to play Piano forever. If the Police can't wield such a weapon why would an untrained boy be able to?
Besides the main problem I had was
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Furthermore, just because he looks weak doesn't mean he is. It takes strong fingers to play piano, I'm told.
Strong fingers are fine for pulling the trigger but....
The .44 Magnum delivers a large, heavy bullet with high velocity for a handgun. In its full-powered form, it produces too much recoil and muzzle blast to be suitable for a police weapon as it makes rapid fire difficult and strenuous on the users' hands; in particular for shooters of smaller build or with small hands.[11][12]
Bolded the part you seem to have missed. Further, I did say piano players had strong hands, but I admit I'm not a reliable source on this. Besides, it's not that the police aren't able to wield the weapon, it's that they aren't issued one.
I considered this as well, and can make an argument for it that helps the prosecution's case. He dragged it with great difficulty, and collapsed on the stage from exhaustion. As for why he was on the raised platform, I'm gonna say it has a timer, which he activated once he passed it then continued to drag the body there.
Now if anyone else wants to discuss 4-3 with me do it via PMs. It's my favorite case, and I've pondered all the obvious contradictions.
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Thanks Purple Angel =D
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Please tell me you meant you like Gumshoe's character more.
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I want Gyakuten Saiban 5, damn >.>
However, in PW:AA Gumshoe was cool since from the beginning.
Next time, Capcom.
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I Honestly Can't Take Anyone Serious When They Write Like This.
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