i love this game cause you have Layton and Luke who've seen shit like this before (robots, hypnotism/seeing things differently, the incurable illness thing was sorta a part of Eternal Diva (the movie, highly recommend it)) and while Luke's still shocked, Layton's relatively unfazed by it at this point and then there's Phoenix and Maya who's most wild adventures (at that point) were due to spirit mediums
There's also the fact that Layton mysteries tend to run on Scooby Doo logic, whatever supernatural premise is proposed is always false (except Luke talks to animals somehow) Phoenix and Maya have experienced the magic of spirit mediums, so there being an actual witch seems at least a little more plausible from the Ace Attorney standpoint
18:29 Wait did they just make two golden statues just in case Phoenix was the one to get caught in the Goldor spell or something? Also the "Incurable illness" thing probably comes from Apollo Justice with its cleverly-named "Incuritis"
There are people who are questioning what the fawk is going on. There are people who are questioning the plotholes There are people who have already seen all of this before and just take it. And, there are people who went through all of the above, *in that order.*
I literally finished this game for the first time a week ago, and oh my goodness gracious it was a wild ride. Honestly, the incurable disease thing (if I had to tie it to another Layton game) would be Miracle Mask, I guess?? Regardless, I love this reaction so much goodness gracious
I'm somewhere there too i didn't finish i'm on the part "The Last Inquisitor" or something like that so, i didn't watch the video i hope it is good tho.
I know I should have seen everything coming already since I’ve played this before, but Luke operating the machine/your reaction to that made me laugh so hard choked on the water I was drinking
there's still the events of the actual witch in London. a car got in a tree and this is never fucking explained. (can you tell that I don't like this games twist?)
Move along Milgram and Zimbardo, your experiments are pinnacles of ethical practice compared to this trainwreck. I'm sorry but the entire story just imploded at this point. It's the most convenient set of plot points ever and it STILL doesn't make sense. The portal spell is impossible to replicate no matter how many times you ring bells, and how quickly can they make a gold statue out of any random object that a witch suddenly decides to cast Goldor on, unless they can read minds? If a witch casts vanish on herself then Shades drape a blanket over her, and she herself doesn't notice? And that's putting aside the huge ethical issues like traumatising a 5-year-old to the point where she literally tries to kill herself, like WTF? Honestly I've never experienced a plot twist that retroactively ruined my appreciation for a game so badly. The magic rules were perfectly consistent and believable as-is, they really should have reined in the Layton writers' obsession with absurd endings this one time. I'm glad you were able to laugh it off, 'cause I was just angry and dumbfounded the entire time.
i love this game cause you have Layton and Luke who've seen shit like this before (robots, hypnotism/seeing things differently, the incurable illness thing was sorta a part of Eternal Diva (the movie, highly recommend it)) and while Luke's still shocked, Layton's relatively unfazed by it at this point
and then there's Phoenix and Maya who's most wild adventures (at that point) were due to spirit mediums
Mostly Maya
There's also the fact that Layton mysteries tend to run on Scooby Doo logic, whatever supernatural premise is proposed is always false (except Luke talks to animals somehow)
Phoenix and Maya have experienced the magic of spirit mediums, so there being an actual witch seems at least a little more plausible from the Ace Attorney standpoint
@@tetra654 Im surprised they didnt burn maya at sight
18:29 Wait did they just make two golden statues just in case Phoenix was the one to get caught in the Goldor spell or something?
Also the "Incurable illness" thing probably comes from Apollo Justice with its cleverly-named "Incuritis"
Insane? More like a random journey for Layton...
This ending is simultaneously the best and worst thing ever and I love it
The reason Barnham left Labyrinthia was because he heard "just say you're gay and go" and assumed you meant him
this ending truly sums up the plvspwaa experience
There are people who are questioning what the fawk is going on.
There are people who are questioning the plotholes
There are people who have already seen all of this before and just take it.
And, there are people who went through all of the above, *in that order.*
this is pretty much how i reacted to the ending lol
I literally finished this game for the first time a week ago, and oh my goodness gracious it was a wild ride.
Honestly, the incurable disease thing (if I had to tie it to another Layton game) would be Miracle Mask, I guess?? Regardless, I love this reaction so much goodness gracious
I'm somewhere there too i didn't finish i'm on the part "The Last Inquisitor" or something like that so, i didn't watch the video i hope it is good tho.
Rumor has it Anish Kapoor is still trying to sue Labyrinthia >:(
No matter how weird the ending is, I still love this game
I know I should have seen everything coming already since I’ve played this before, but Luke operating the machine/your reaction to that made me laugh so hard choked on the water I was drinking
please you gotta do whole let's plays
How come you have like 48 views on this?? I like you’re content!
i feel like piper is slowly going insane
For this video I'm going to suscribe xd
there's still the events of the actual witch in London. a car got in a tree and this is never fucking explained.
(can you tell that I don't like this games twist?)
Move along Milgram and Zimbardo, your experiments are pinnacles of ethical practice compared to this trainwreck. I'm sorry but the entire story just imploded at this point. It's the most convenient set of plot points ever and it STILL doesn't make sense. The portal spell is impossible to replicate no matter how many times you ring bells, and how quickly can they make a gold statue out of any random object that a witch suddenly decides to cast Goldor on, unless they can read minds? If a witch casts vanish on herself then Shades drape a blanket over her, and she herself doesn't notice? And that's putting aside the huge ethical issues like traumatising a 5-year-old to the point where she literally tries to kill herself, like WTF?
Honestly I've never experienced a plot twist that retroactively ruined my appreciation for a game so badly. The magic rules were perfectly consistent and believable as-is, they really should have reined in the Layton writers' obsession with absurd endings this one time. I'm glad you were able to laugh it off, 'cause I was just angry and dumbfounded the entire time.
pardon? 😀
this is why i am strictly an ace attorney fan. layton plots are merely bullshit