9:37 this is pretty damn poetic, a dev being killed by what the devs saw as “the most threatening boss in the game” Ragoozer: have you nothing to say to your creator before you strike him down? Scion of ethiron: *no*
well cop paul can kill duke since there are no witnesses. even if his servants are alive in those test tubes, they're blindfolded and they can't see. nobody will know.
Golems are some form of construct and they were given life with the forge of sin If i remember correctly. They could count as some form of weaponry/killing machine or I like to think of them as automated tanks
Lore Wise the Forge of Sin does actually corrupt the Duke, so infact he can plead insanity. Also he'll be able to actually outlive any sentence you give him 💀
Yamaketzel or whatever the character who gives you chime is called would get so many charges due to chime essentially being an collessum where people can just straight up die.
1:50 No person may hunt, sell, buy or possess a live or dead bat, with exceptions. A violation is a Class C misdemeanor up to a Class A, depending on State. 4:05 As Mr. Erisia's court appointed attorney, (i've played all the ace attorney games) these charges should be dropped due to the fact that the Golems are inanimate objects. It's the classic "do guns kill people?" question. 7:49 As Mr. Erisia's court appointed attorney, it is common knowledge that The Forge of Sin was created by the Drowned God known as Korilfiend. The same Drowned God Amorus Pleetsky, the father of modern day Flamecharm, consumed to inherit his ability to "charm" flames. Now, if you visit The Drowned City of Celtor, you'll realize that your sanity starts to wain by the minute, making those with weaker wills start to shake, scratch, and in worse cases, cause those inflicted to Enucleate themselves. Now, what causes this, those attending this hearing may ask? Simple. If you go to the South-Eastern side of the outskirts of that Drowned City, one can find a door to the so called "Temple of Hearts", where a Drowned God who has Awoken resides. It is a popular theory that this Drowned God is the reason for such ailments for those who have the displeasure to be sent to the Depths. Now, who's to say that another Drowned God couldn't inflict the same kind of mental damages similar to Yun’Shul, Keeper of Hearts? My client will plea Insanity and will press charges on Lord Regent for this arbitrary use of force. I rest my case.
4:05 But the Golems are specifically given programming which is to kill. If one were to create an automaton purely to target and kill people, the owner/creator would be legally liable, no?
HOLD IT!! But if he was able to rise to the power he has, and was mentally capable enough to control others, he was mentally capable enough to tell that what he was doing was a crime(and if you disagree that means you stand between Lord Regent and The Duke, which is a place I don't think ANYONE wants to be at.)
@@notedith3191 OBJECTION!! The Golems were originally created as a peacekeeping force to defend the inhabitants of the island from the numerous threats that preyed upon them, and it wasn't until his acquisition of The Forge of Sin that they turned on the inhabitants that weren't his closest confidants as a noble of Celtor. And to add to that, the Golems are literal rocks controlled directly by Mr. Erisia's Resonance, and not some "programming". As for his rise to power, it's easy to say that he was powerful before the Great Drowning of Celtor, given his title. With that being said, the slanderous accusation that you proposed that he'd admit to the supposed wrongdoing. a direct quote from the defendant upon being asked what he's doing with the forge, "Everything I can do to stop the oncoming catastrophe, you indolent worm. With it, I turn useless fools like you into something of use... You don't know what I do for mankind." Does this sound like a man who'd plea guilty? I'd think not. I would like to bring Alastir to the stand, a Royal Pathfinder who was recently under the employment of my client. He has described the defendant as "An incredibly powerful man. He could give life to stone with that thing on his hip, though he never explained how. He started acting strange after he found a way past 'God on the Peak'. It's this large creature that watches over the temple on the top of the island, gross thing really.. Somehow he found a way to extract the insides of the temple (Forge of Sin?) and brought them back to his manor. Soon after well.. All of this started happening." Also, there is an abandoned village close to my client's residence, further hinting at a time of peace before the foul artifact came into his possession. Surely, the power of a Drowned God's creation has driven the defendant mad, seeing as he was previously open to those who wished to settle on his lands. I will continue to defend my client until the plaintiff and their acting defense agree that he is mentally unfit to stand trial due to the influence of Korilfiend's creation.
@@notedith3191 OBJECTION!! I would like to bring Alastir to the stand, a pathfinder previously under the employment of Mr. Erisia. He is quoted as describing Mr. Erisia as "An incredibly powerful man. He could give life to stone with that thing on his hip, though he never explained how. He started acting strange after he found a way past 'God on the Peak'. It's this large creature that watches over the temple on the top of the island, gross thing really.. Somehow he found a way to extract the insides of the temple (Forge of Sin?) and brought them back to his manor. Soon after well.. All of this started happening." Also, there appears to be settlements previously occupied (and still occupied by a rare few) by settlers of the island, further hinting at a time of relative peace before the defendant's acquisition of The Forge of Sin. As for your idea of the Golem's being "programmed", the Golems are directly controlled by Mr. Erisia's Resonance, making the Stone statues operate. As for the creation of the Golems, I believe that they were initially used as a peacekeeping force, similar to the Hive Mechs patrolling The Starswept Valley. Furthermore, it's easy to say that my client had risen to power before the Great Drowning of Celtor, given his title as "Duke". I would now bring the defendant to the stand, citing a previous statement of his when asked about what he's doing with the forge. "Everything I can do to stop the oncoming catastrophe, you indolent worm. With it, I turn useless fools like you into something of use... You don't know what I do for mankind". Does this sound like a man who would admit guilt? I'd think not! I will continue to speak for the defendant until the plaintiff and their abhorrent defense cease to slander my client, and admit he's mentally unfit for trial due to the creation of the Drowned God, Korilfiend.
@@notedith3191 I would also like to note that, the officer that made the arrest failed to record his complete interaction with my client, due to the aforementioned quote being stated before he resisted arrest. So we will be filing a complaint with the Etrean Police Department to have Officer Paul suspended from duty for this absurd lack of usage of a bodycam for a pivotal piece of evidence.
any person who assembles, maintains, places, or causes to be placed a boobytrap device as described in subdivision (c) is guilty of a felony punishable by imprisonment in the state prison for two, three, or five years.
