trying to reheat leftovers is like creating a bomb. you gotta be very percise, down to the millisecond, or it's not gonna be right.
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trying to reheat leftovers is like creating a bomb. you gotta be very percise, down to the millisecond, or it's not gonna be right.
I have proof. Here are the receipts. @airaze-blog straight up said he was looking forward to this. REMEMBER THIS VINCE. When you start yelling at me next week, REMEMBER THIS.
Here is our totally cute conclusion to this case, for the record. I really do like that we were able to solve Miles’ dad last fateful case that ended so horribly and overturn the unjust guilty verdict, etc. It’s really the kind of narrative fufillment/satisfaction I like and it’s cool to find out more about the case and trial that was only alluded to in the first game (and learn that it was all a super wacky cooking contest murder, because it’s ace attorney so of course it was.)
Also we learn that both Miles and his dad are not at all photogenic, which is important knowledge to have.