Dirk Strider was right

???? Are you proship??

I've always been a bit confused as to why the stolen turnabout is so highly regarded? Ron and Desiree are fun, yeah, and I really liked Adrian's return and Godot's quips, but the actual mystery was kind of nothing with no delving into details. The second trial didn't surprise me at all, and there were so few witnesses that it just felt like arguing with Luke Atmey Simulator the whole time. He's just another kind of flamboyant culprit, I don't know what everyone sees in him..? I dont hate the case by any stretch, but maybe it's just me, or I've seen people ranking it pretty high...

yapping incoming sorry op this take reminded me that i wanted to talk about this one in public /j /nm imo thats the point of the stolen turnabout actually. sometimes you need bright and silly cases to take a break from how the rest of the game might feel heavy with its overall plot. like if were talking about aa3 the only two cases that do not make me wanna curl up on the floor from all the plot-related shit its throwing at me are 3-2 and 3-3 AND EVEN THOSE CAN TELL YOU SOMETHING IF YOU LOOK CLOSE ENOUGH. its my favorite topic actually to analyze how cases from pwaa trilogy are related to the main prosecutor of the game (aa3 in this case). all of the other aa3 cases are obviously related to godot but the stolen turnabout relates to them not only by simply introducing them and their (yet) unexplaned hatred towards phoenix -- its also relates to godot with the whole premise of a bunch of people hiding behind the mask for one reason or another. and ron is more relatable in this perspective actually because hes doing all of this bcause he *thinks* it would help him and his wife and their happy life together. he knows hes doing bad but he feels like theres no other way until he (with encouragement) faces desiree himself and they talk it out. something something 'a family man who cared too much' ss the judge said. sounds familiar?

I've always been a bit confused as to why the stolen turnabout is so highly regarded? Ron and Desiree are fun, yeah, and I really liked Adrian's return and Godot's quips, but the actual mystery was kind of nothing with no delving into details. The second trial didn't surprise me at all, and there were so few witnesses that it just felt like arguing with Luke Atmey Simulator the whole time. He's just another kind of flamboyant culprit, I don't know what everyone sees in him..? I dont hate the case by any stretch, but maybe it's just me, or I've seen people ranking it pretty high...

yapping incoming sorry op this take reminded me that i wanted to talk about this one in public /j /nm imo thats the point of the stolen turnabout actually. sometimes you need bright and silly cases to take a break from how the rest of the game might feel heavy with its overall plot. like if were talking about aa3 the only two cases that do not make me wanna curl up on the floor from all the plot-related shit its throwing at me are 3-2 and 3-3 AND EVEN THOSE CAN TELL YOU SOMETHING IF YOU LOOK CLOSE ENOUGH. its my favorite topic actually to analyze how cases from pwaa trilogy are related to the main prosecutor of the game (aa3 in this case). all of the other aa3 cases are obviously related to godot but the stolen turnabout relates to them not only by simply introducing them and their (yet) unexplaned hatred towards phoenix -- its also relates to godot with the whole premise of a bunch of people hiding behind the mask for one reason or another. and ron is more relatable in this perspective actually because hes doing all of this bcause he *thinks* it would help him and his wife and their happy life together. he knows hes doing bad but he feels like theres no other way until he (with encouragement) faces desiree himself and they talk it out. something something 'a family man who cared too much' ss the judge said. sounds familiar?

a sudden osomatsu-san hyperfix hit both my daughter and me so it made me remember my fujoshi frog wife (feat my stupid frog husband)