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Guiliant said:just finished it i was pretty suprised when
Why would you read this? Do you WANT to be spoiled? Come on now.
Xpike said:Guiliant said:just finished it i was pretty suprised when
Why would you read this? Do you WANT to be spoiled? Come on now.
Why post if you have nothing useful to say about the game?
Phantom L said:I'm up to case 3
ARGHHHH KLAVIER HUSBANDO!
So far I have been loving it. The main problem is the fact the investigations have been forced linear because of how we can't examine certain places and I am not the guest fan of Bobby. Plus the POV changes are a wee bit... Schizophrenic, if you know what I'm getting at.
Case 1 was good for a first case, even though they showed the culprit.
I really liked case 2 as even though they did show the culprit in the opening, it was a tough going case and reminded me of 1-2
Case 3 seems interesting and AGHHH KLAVIER. I would have liked him to be the actual prosecutor for the case or at least some of it as I love him and he needs more love and a bit more CD (I still think he is more developed as a character than Franziska before AAI when they beefed her out a bit) but its keeping quiet on the culprit. However, I did stumble upon one spoiler which means I THINK I know who did it. I may be wrong though. Hugh is actually the lovechild of Byakuya Togami and Rei Ryugazaki...
For some reason I also loved that Klavier returned, at least for one moment (and I loved the mock trail). I wished Trucy was still helping you on investigations too, but at least they gave us an in-game reason as to why that's not happening. Also, it feels good not knowing anything about the culprit in this case, and to top it off it's actually an interesting scenario.
No, detonate. Because he's part of the Bomb Squad.DragonFreak said:Is it a pun of "dead tonight"?