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using guides was NEVER considered cheating, and my client did in fact, beat the game
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unfortunately, naruhodo-kun, it is highly unlikely developers considered that some players may use guides when they develop a game
given that, i think it's safe to say that if you used a guide, you DID NOT beat the game
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>>722583051
I'm a second year video games dev major and we actually do in fact have 2h of guide writing every week.
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>>722582737
>using guides
>not beating games the intended way
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>Your honor if may interject this here moment. The defendant is clearly too SWOLE to be in this courtroom.
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>>722582737
I mean with Phoenix Wright, those games have far more words in them than most books.
If you read it yourself, all the way to the ending, it doesn't really matter if you solved the mystery yourself, you worked to experience the story.

Though you should at least try to not use a guide for a while



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