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like this game next update should have hints to help get past difficult arguements. still i find this funny its related to Pheonix wright
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This was a really fun game, that last question was a bit of a jerk though. I was completely unable to link an argument up with his statement, i only made it because of a complete guess :L
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Please make Socrates argue with Phoenix Wright. I just want to see them shouting OBJECTION and NONSENSE at each other.
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this game has become my personal favorite, but i must insist, Socrates was a myth... an imagination of Plato, who was an imagination of Aristotle. I mean come on, who buys it, when it is stated that Plato was the son of Ariston. That is just Aristotle mocking mankind.
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It's been a while since I had an argument. That was so satisfying. Next time I find myself in a debate, I'm definitely vocally calling NONSENSE!!! on my opponent.
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The part in Hobbes's presentation about repercussions through lack of trust (in dishonest direct dealings and through reputation/observation) and unwillingness to make further contracts is glanced over.
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I realized long before the end that the Arbiter was the original Socrates. Telling him he had an ugly face was my attempt to make him throw away the mask, but apparently this didn't work.
Btw: awesome game for real, 5/5.
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Fantastic game! The final battle felt like a proper boss battle, and I loved the humor and educational aspects of the game. I really, really hope this isn't the last we see of Socrates Jones ^-^
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Holy shit, the chapter 3 to 6 blew my mind at each argumentation, but still, it's was really great ! I would love to do listen to the OST, they are all awesome ! Anyway, thanks for making such a great game like this, like many said, it's look like a "Phoenix wright like", i love these. ^.^
5/5 + instant fav
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Seller and costumer at apartment. Seller: Do you see any deers around here? Costumer: No... Seller: You see? My deer repellent works!
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very funny, very clever and well thought out. This game deserves a sequel WITH NIETZSCHE, I was really looking forward to his argument...
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The "fire in a crowded theater" argument is a classic equivocation between "speech" as creative expression of an idea and "speech" as any verbal utterance. If you yell "fire" in a crowded theater, you're not (primarily) expressing an idea. It was frustrating when questioning the relevance of that point didn't accomplish anything.
I guess it would be neat if you could question that point and he would admit that he was wrong and change to a better example. You could maybe gain a few credibility points but it wouldn't have to change the flow of that debate.
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I know that I shouldn't have slept during my philosophy lessons at school :(
This game is great, even if it's a bit challenging for starters
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Just finished the game and I loved it. I miss the Phoenix Wright games so I really enjoyed this game. I hope you will make a sequel!
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I wonder if it is a coincidence that I ended up using everything on everything at the exact point that I ended up against my own view on morality.
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This game is one of those that even if you find it extremely difficult you *still* want to do whatever you can to finish it.
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Technically, the #1 argument against the 3rd philosopher (not including Billy) doesn’t work. It doesn’t break any rules. Just sayin.