It's been a long while since I've celebrated Knightley-related dates (sorry March 25) or even drew Knightley at all, so have the happiest of death days my guy! I wish a wondeful day to you and to the woman who stabbed you to death (I forgive her)
The Imprisoned Turnabout will always have a soft spot in my heart, it has one of my favorite casts in all of Ace Attorney. I love their dynamics so much, with Patricia as the MVP who ties everyone together with a nice little bow. It's an easy 2nd place behind Target in my game ranking.
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HAPPY COC-1 TURNABOUT SCAPEGOAT DAY!!! This is a case. This is the case of all time.
It's funny to even think this case is in my A tier, but it absolutely isn't going anywhere below it. I could never imagine I'd like it so much, especially with how slow and clunky the first hour is. Just as I could never imagine Contempt of Court would become uh, my favorite game of all time or something.
This case is so CAMPY. There are so many moments and quotes from this chapter that make me want to just put my head in my hands, in a funny way. It was absolutely written by some high schooler in 2010 and it shows. In fact, the silly approach might be the best possible when making a beginner fancase, since amateur writing can enhance it instead of working to its detriment lol.
But, something I came to notice when I played a couple other different beginner fancases, is that Turnabout Scapegoat is just... straight... up... GOOD? Its second half does such a good job of keeping the player constantly engaged, and it's rare to find characters as entertaining in an AA case, let alone the author's first. So that may sound silly but it doesn't surprise me at all that the creator would eventually go on to make such a straight up amazing case as CoC-4.
