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Like really are you going to go around telling people playing ace attorney is such a better experience than watching when these games are pretty much single handedly keeping strategywiki in business with how specific and bizarre their logic sometimes is
DON'T WATCH AA you'll miss out on such fun experiences like:
- I've Clicked On Everything In These Rooms And The Game Isn't Progressing
-You've Just Received Evidence You Need To Present To Them Again To Progress The Game
- You Must Present These Two Pieces In THIS Specific Order
- I've Clicked On Everything In These Rooms And The Game Isn't Progressing
-You've Just Received Evidence You Need To Present To Them Again To Progress The Game
- You Must Present These Two Pieces In THIS Specific Order
- Moe the Clown's Testimony
- Running back and forth across Global Studios on a ridiculous fetch quest
- I've Figured This Out Ten Minutes Ago But They're Leading Me On An Unrelated Tangent And I Don't Know Why
- Phoenix Says The Answer Is Obvious But I Have No Idea
- Running back and forth across Global Studios on a ridiculous fetch quest
- I've Figured This Out Ten Minutes Ago But They're Leading Me On An Unrelated Tangent And I Don't Know Why
- Phoenix Says The Answer Is Obvious But I Have No Idea
How could I forget:
- Watch This Video In Slow Motion Three Hundred Times To Find This Minute Detail
- Watch This Video In Slow Motion Three Hundred Times To Find This Minute Detail
This thread in particular is getting more traction so I'm gonna cover myself now and clarify: I'm not trying to say you *shouldn't* play the games, this was in response to people arguing that watching playthroughs is bad since you don't get to enjoy the gameplay or something
However you personally find the games most enjoyable, whether that's playing them or watching playthroughs online, is perfectly fine and I don't want to accidentally imply otherwise haha
