#aa5-3

[jaronofthebored]

This is such a "get your 3D glasses on!" moment. which I said as a joke but then I remembered this was on 3DS so it was very much that

[guiltylovestar]

apollo and blackquill I know ur trying to defend a fellow trans person from being outed which is valid but this is going a little too hard on trying to hide it 💀

[correctlyme]

aa5-3 is lowkey bullshit in the fact that "the end justifies the means" would absolutely be taught by Phoenix to Athena.

Just thinking about the fact that Phoenix literally falsified evidence to get Kristoph jailed. He's done some sketchy ass things to help his cases. Sometimes, it's how he got results, aka the reason why people during the Dark Age of Law did sketchy ass things.

And the thing is? Mia Fey has used underhand techniques! In Turnabout Sisters, guess who literally blackmailed Redd White into confessing? (Ofc he deserved it but the principle is still there!).

Obviously, Prof. Means was morally wrong in how he was using that methodology, but that lesson just wasn't really effective to me. It's in the context of the Dark Age of Law, but "the end doesn't justify the means" thing doesn't work in Ace Attorney in the way they probably intended it.

The lawyers literally break into places, steal things for evidence, etc etc. Hell, even prosecutors do if we think about aai.

I get the point, but idk. I liked aa5-3 but that case also somehow affected my general enjoyment of dual destinies/Dark Age of Law.

[jaronofthebored]

we're so cooked chat

[jaronofthebored]

Apollo that stares at gay people

[jaronofthebored]

another one to the ace attorney out of context pile

[jaronofthebored]

This goes in the advanced level ace attorney out of context pile. Because I don't think anyone who hasn't played this game could possibly reason out this screenshot

[jaronofthebored]

"Welp. Fuck this. I'm out. I need to go frolick in the fields with my buddy that I hate"