Chief Mod Edgeworth: Oh wow, I don’t know how I missed this one. This was at the bottom of the inbox.
At the moment of sending this, they had a huge number of letters pouring in but that has since decreased to 2-3. I’d say the maximum they’ve sent in a day is 5. Lately, I’ve hardly had any letters from them I’ve had to delete. No one seems to have an issue with Dawsongfg anymore.
I did say around the point this letter was supposedly sent that their letters have decreased. The reason you didn’t see that around October and November was because I was answering letters from July and August. This is exactly what I meant when I said, “you are not seeing it at the moment.” Now, you are seeing it, because several months have passed.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: I’m lost, because I have no idea what you’re talking about. This is a blog that answers letters. It’s not a fan fiction or roleplay site.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: Thanks. Fixed it.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: I know I’m hijacking a character letter, but that’s because this one was fixed before I saw your letter. I thought Edgeworth was getting slapped when he was being told to slap instead of kill. Sorry about that.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: That’s fine. We’re just trying to avoid another incident like last year. As for Apollo having a cat, (it’s two cats actually) it’s like Edgeworth having a dog named Pess. It is mentioned, but we never see the cat in general.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: It would depend on the video and if it could be taken as something that happens to real life celebrities or YouTubers. In the case of reviews, most of them can be done on people in real life based on their performance in their careers or content. However, many game reviews of characters are criticized for how they’re animated, written and executed as fictional characters. Those cannot be translated to be reviews of real life people.
In this case, it seems like the video has people talking about characters they consider hot. This kind of review is done with real life people. Just give us the time stamp to the video talking about Godot, and you can have him or someone else respond to it without breaking the fourth wall.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: Thank you for the tip, but I would rather stick to universally known holidays. Believe it or not, I did have a discussion with Mod Justice when he wanted to add Pi Day. I don’t think we should add holidays that people only celebrate one year, then forget the next.
I say we keep it simple and celebrate holidays that are universally celebrated by the country or the world. Even the two extra holidays I added for TGAAC are celebrated and well known in those countries.
Mod Justice: Admittedly, I was a bit disappointed about these holidays not being shown, but I didn’t really mind it. It’s kind of like being at a store and your favorite brand of a certain item is out of stock: “Aw, they’re out of the [insert brand name here] brand of [insert related item here]... Oh well, I’ll be fine with [insert alternate brand here].”
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Chief Mod Edgeworth: Ah! Thanks for this. In truth, I never really got that big into Pokemon. Not the anime anyways. I played Soulsilver and that was it.
Modshoe: The Pokerap! I’m actually a huge fan of Pokemon, so this was nice to hear again :D.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: No worries, I didn’t take it as you being aggressive or a personal attack. You’re also not the only one that gets misgendered. Even in real life, I once got misgendered when I was in 4th grade and I’m not even trans or non-binary. It happens to the best of us and I’d be lying if I said I never did the same in my life.
I find laughter to be the best medicine personally.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: Thank you. It is a bit tricky to know how to link previous sites. I’d read this, if you wish to know different ways of doing it that will go through. I’ve updated this, so people new here will know how to write letters. I recommend everyone else to also read it if they’re having issues with the letters with HTML, links and other things not showing.
Chief Mod Edgeworth: So, you think that because we answered these letters with having characters not fall for these letters because they know said character long enough to tell they’re fake, we never have letters where the characters do fall for it? Not here, here, here, here, here or even here?
Not saying you’re trying to be rude, but this isn’t a blog meant to have characters act stupid when someone they know very well acts strange. The Judge didn’t fall for it, because it read “Overly dramatic Phoenix Wright” and Phoenix doesn’t sound like that. Apollo didn’t fall for it either, because he knows Kristoph isn’t a dramatic person. He was named “the Coolest Defense Attorney in the West” for crying out loud!
If these letters feel lackluster, then I don’t know what to tell you. It’s just as lackluster when characters read the letters and somehow do not see that these characters they’ve known for years are not acting like themselves. Is it really that difficult to still write meme letters with the characters somewhat acting in character? At the very least, if you have to risk making them OOC, make sure that the OOC canon character letters are sent to characters that don’t know them. Maybe have Phoenix act OOC as college Feenie or have those letters from Kristoph be given to Winston Payne.