Ok, so Wright calls the police, and testifies that he didn’t touch the murder weapon. So that means he didn’t touch the murder weapon he most obviously touched and called the police to get arrested! It all makes sense!
@SuperMagicUnderwear Yh and I know who won against Payne. It was Mia.Play the 1st Case in the 3rd PW game. U will see his reaction at the end of the trial.
It was mostly the point of how fast he did it, not the fact that he was able to do it. I could do that kind of addition easily enough, but it would have taken me a bit longer.
Either way, I really don’t think my comment was important enough to warrant this kind of discussion…
@goldmare i get you but still, you would know there was something fishy cause there is alot of big chips that would make well over 7000 points if each was 1000 so the only think left to do was change the values and once you did that you have 6 small ships so 6000 and 10 big ones so 1000 which would make the grand total 7000 points. i still have to give apollo props for thinking about that but at the end, it was easy math
The 3500+3500 isn’t what I’m talking about. That’s basic.
It’s how quickly he realized that the totals were wrong, and how quickly he, in his head, figured out what the totals would be if the larger chips were worth more, that I was noting.
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15 Responses to “Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney [Case 1] (Part 3)”
By solrac1391 on Dec 19, 2010 | Reply
Ok, so Wright calls the police, and testifies that he didn’t touch the murder weapon. So that means he didn’t touch the murder weapon he most obviously touched and called the police to get arrested! It all makes sense!
By XxMetaKnightmarexX on Dec 21, 2010 | Reply
@SuperMagicUnderwear Yh and I know who won against Payne. It was Mia.Play the 1st Case in the 3rd PW game. U will see his reaction at the end of the trial.
By Imananimegod on Dec 22, 2010 | Reply
@JimmyNickNick
*also looks at Maya*
Maya: *smiles and blushes*
*looks at Phoenix*
Ob-ob….ob-…….*in a state of shock*
By MetalGearJON11 on Dec 25, 2010 | Reply
@Qsmashbro Ya Rly
By JimmyNickNick on Dec 26, 2010 | Reply
Oh ok that explains a lot! Thanks!
By GWJumpman on Dec 28, 2010 | Reply
She was adopted.
By TheShadowXChaos on Dec 30, 2010 | Reply
Orly?
Mr. Yarly : Indeed.
By JimmyNickNick on Jan 2, 2011 | Reply
DAUGHTER!!!!!!! When did Pheonox get a daughter?!?!?!?? *looks at Maya*
By Qsmashbro on Jan 4, 2011 | Reply
“Oh really, Ms. Orly?”
Capcom’s been visiting the interwebs.
By hinata412 on Jan 7, 2011 | Reply
did you take that picture?
By SuperMagicUnderwear on Jan 10, 2011 | Reply
Payne never lost a case in his first 7 years as a prosecutor? I find that hard to believe…
By goldmare on Jan 12, 2011 | Reply
It was mostly the point of how fast he did it, not the fact that he was able to do it. I could do that kind of addition easily enough, but it would have taken me a bit longer.
Either way, I really don’t think my comment was important enough to warrant this kind of discussion…
=)
By Sporiferous on Jan 13, 2011 | Reply
lol “somethings fishy with those chips” Is apollo a brit? LOL
By Mohamed518 on Jan 14, 2011 | Reply
@goldmare i get you but still, you would know there was something fishy cause there is alot of big chips that would make well over 7000 points if each was 1000 so the only think left to do was change the values and once you did that you have 6 small ships so 6000 and 10 big ones so 1000 which would make the grand total 7000 points. i still have to give apollo props for thinking about that but at the end, it was easy math
By goldmare on Jan 16, 2011 | Reply
The 3500+3500 isn’t what I’m talking about. That’s basic.
It’s how quickly he realized that the totals were wrong, and how quickly he, in his head, figured out what the totals would be if the larger chips were worth more, that I was noting.