r/AceAttorney

Currently, I'm at JJFA case 3. Now, because I intended to play the game with 0 outside help, I made a lot of mistakes which resulted in a lot of penalties. As of now, I'm in the LAST 10 FUCKING MINUTES OF THE GAME. I had 4 strikes left. The judge asked me where Max's bust was and I said in the Big Top Circus (I hate myself) and then proceeded to save the game. Went on to the next question about where specifically it was. Let me tell you now, ALL 3 OPTIONS ARE WRONG BECAUSE IT WAS IN THE FUCKING COURTROOM. So, obviously I went back to my saves and what do I see? A save for when I clicked the wrong answer and a save for THE START OF THE FUCKING CASE. I GOT FUCKING SOFTLOCKED. IM GOING TO HANG MYSELF I SWEAR TO GOD. I CAN'T WAIT TO FINISH THIS FUCKING CASE OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

That his sword contains the will. It's not like it was chilling on a shelf somewhere, he's in love with it. Maybe it's just me but I 100% would've turned the handle by accident (mindlessly while contemplating smthn) over the X years he had it. Or least to inspect/clean it.

First played in the DS days and I somehow saw a spoiler that Godot was the killer of 3-5 while I was playing it and so when it came to picking him I was like 'uh I guess him?'.

When I replayed it with my daughter years later, I was having a hard time justifying why to pick Godot when the game asks you to identify the culprit. What are the clues and logic the game gives you to determine it was him?

Hi, I was recently looking for a criminal books, but I also want them to contain a themes similiar to AA games: turnabouts, plot twists, anagnorisis and THE MOST collecting new facts as the result of logic reasoning and connecting pieces of informations. Do you have any recommendations, especially not well-known/popular ones?

I am currently working on the Phoenix Wright trilogy and I’m loving it! Right now they’re seemingly all on sale on the Nintendo eShop. Between The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, Ace Attorney Investigations, and Apollo Justice trilogy which should I get?

I know there are ways to play aaonline cases offline and those are wonderful!! but I was wondering if any of you folks know about a way to use the case creator entirely offline (along with the option to use custom images directly from your pc instead of using image sharing links)?

Basically I'm just tired of having to update my custom image links every time I want to revisit/update an old case and it would be nice to have the option to just have it directly on my computer. I use discord to get the links and I know I could just sign up for a different image hosting website but I don't want to lol.

I just finished 5-4 for the first time and it’s probably the most confused I’ve been at an explanation as to what happened. I understand that this case is doing a lot of setup for 5-5, and if this stuff is further elaborated on, then I’ll shut up about this. But the whole switching the launch pad and museum to who was where at what time really was throwing me for a loop. Could anyone maybe explain it a bit better without spoilers for 5-5?

In no way am I saying the first game in the Apollo Justice Trilogy isn't good. I really wanted to play this series because I have heard mixed reviews, and I personally love the Ace Attorney franchise (I've played the AAI, AA2, AA3, AAI1, and AAI2). I just finished Turnabout Trump, and I have to say Phoenix is fucking insufferable. How long does this go on? I know he is in a rut with what's happening, taking care of Trucy, etc. I know it's a plot device to further his character (with all respect to the producers and writers) but on the stand, he acts like that one mysterious girl from middle school who posts black and white photos with wilting roses with a caption "not everybody is smiling is happy"...so mysterious, right. NO! IT'S FUCKING ANNOYING!

I really really wanna play the trilogy, I just need a warning as to how long I will have to deal with Wright's new antics.

Hey guys, I'm fairly new here. I'm here not to spread hate or something. I'm just curious what's the general fandom landscape about ship so rare there's barely anything. Any thoughts? Why it should / shouldn't work?