>What is Attorney Online? In short: It's multiplayer Ace Attorney. AO is a virtual chatroom/courtroom mix which we use to perform improvised AA-like trials, Civil Cases, Class Trials, Jury Cases, Investigations and more! Choose from a wide selection of AA characters (and guest characters), pick a position (Defence, Prosecution, Judge, Witness, etc.) and dive into a whirlwind of logic, banter, theories and memes.
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Jordan Anderson
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Alexander Watson
>It seems to be a common complaint among Prosecution mains but they fail to realize them winning is the default state of the case That's not even remotely true if you look at it a millimeter deeper than surface level. Every single part of the case the prosecution is supposed to present, from evidence to witnesses, is fundamentally flawed, and even engineered that way, because all cases are built on the premise that the defendant isn't actually guilty, and thus evidence is made to not be too damning, and all witnesses are expected to have a contradiction. No real work is expected from the prosecution, and the notion that they actually have an advantage in court is ridiculous when their entire case is a facade built for the defense to tear down
Austin Carter
Of course it's surface level, if the Defense can't break through it they lose. This isn't rocket science.
Eli Taylor
And that's the problem. The prosecution is supposed to sit back and either do nothing to win or struggle futilely for something that's built to fall apart around them on purpose. There's nothing inbetween and that doesn't make for a fun role
Chase Parker
Oh please, you can have a ton of fun with the role by offering up a good fight with well reasoned arguments while understanding your role is the foil. Half the fun is in getting taken down and fighting on like the villianesque role should, knowing your downfall is part of the climax of the case.
David Rodriguez
But you have to constantly keep your "good fight" in check, because if you go too hard on a defense that isn't as well equipped as you, you end the case early and ruin everyone's fun with the guilty verdict. Is it too much to ask to give a role the same ability as all others to be allowed to put their best effort forward every time without constant criticism?
Carson Richardson
Every role gets shit on for fucking up, prosecutors don't deserve a special bubble. And I say this as someone who has been playing pros since nearly the start, they can suck it up.
Luke Perez
I'm talking the exact opposite. Prosecution gets shit for doing too well