[ Straightens now that he has his New York luxury space back. ]
I don't know if they do. I work in a special department, it basically necessitated me having a prosthetic eye. Regular officers and detectives don't, even in my city.
[ Maybe you can ask Apollo about HIS special eyes though. ]
Oooh, OK, I think I gotcha. There's this other attorney who works with AJ who does some kinda... I guess she just called it analytical psychology? But anyway, it's this thing she does in court. Uses a special little doohickey to project the emotions in people's words onto a screen or something.
[ he did not have a great view of the mood matrix from his seat in the courtroom ]
Yeah, that's kinda similar to what she was doing, I think. That's interesting!
[ we're not giving dhurke a widget for an eye though so less useful in that regard ]
...Anyway! Dunno if this is permanent or not, but I was thinkin' maybe you could give me some pointers on how to use this thing! Like, y'know, how to not laser the things I try to read up close.
That... wasn't on purpose. I didn't even intend to do it...
[ He's so defeated, this really is a curse that's going to live with him forever.
That being said... how DOES he teach a person how to do this. He's had his eye for so long that it's practically second nature, except for the moments where he forgets an entire function entirely because the tutorial section of the game said so. ]
You don't have the wiring for it but I guess that's not important, since anything may as well happen here, so... assuming it's the same, it's just kind of a matter of... thinking about it, I guess? Like you're making a conscious thought to turn on the light, similar to how you can decide to consciously breathe.
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[ ABIS... the reality really is that he was the only one unhinged enough to actually get a perfectly good eye removed for this. ]
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[ okok, have your personal space back... ]
We kinda know a few people in American law enforcement now, actually, wonder if they'd have the connections to get something like that...
[ note: ask yuty to ask that edgeworth guy if they have secret high tech police eyeballs ]
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I don't know if they do. I work in a special department, it basically necessitated me having a prosthetic eye. Regular officers and detectives don't, even in my city.
[ Maybe you can ask Apollo about HIS special eyes though. ]
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[ let dhurke have an AI-ball!!! ]
What kinda department are you in anyway? Don't think I ever really asked about that.
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It's a private sector called ABIS. Details are confidential unless you're involved in a case, so I can't tell you a lot about it, but...
[ He likes Datz a lot sooo... ]
It's kind of like, psychological forensics, taken to the next step.
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[ he did not have a great view of the mood matrix from his seat in the courtroom ]
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[ So Datz's justice system also uses doohickeys... ]
I guess it's kind of like that. We look into people's hearts... their minds, to find out the truth.
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Yeah, that's kinda similar to what she was doing, I think. That's interesting!
[ we're not giving dhurke a widget for an eye though so less useful in that regard ]
...Anyway! Dunno if this is permanent or not, but I was thinkin' maybe you could give me some pointers on how to use this thing! Like, y'know, how to not laser the things I try to read up close.
And how to do the disco eye!!
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[ He's so defeated, this really is a curse that's going to live with him forever.
That being said... how DOES he teach a person how to do this. He's had his eye for so long that it's practically second nature, except for the moments where he forgets an entire function entirely because the tutorial section of the game said so. ]
You don't have the wiring for it but I guess that's not important, since anything may as well happen here, so... assuming it's the same, it's just kind of a matter of... thinking about it, I guess? Like you're making a conscious thought to turn on the light, similar to how you can decide to consciously breathe.
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Huh. All right, that seems simple enough, I guess. And that's how it works for... intensity or whatever too, huh?
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The light part, not the laser part.
[ Please don't practice laser intensity on him. ]
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[ attempts this...
the eye flashes! kind of faintly because he's very consciously aiming for Not Furniture Store Fire grade laser light here. ]
...Did it do it?
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