Template:GK2 Logic Chess

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Logic Chess: {{{name}}} / ロジックチェス　～{{{jpname}}}～

{{{pieces}}} Piece(s) / {{{pieces}}}目の駒

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Logic Chess template for Gyakuten Kenji 2. Based on Template:Phoenix Wright Psyche Lock.

Usage

{{GK2 Logic Chess
|char=GK2 Hayami Mikiko
|name=Nicole Swift
|jpname=速水 ミキコ
|pieces=2
|strategy=To start with, you need to find out just who this woman is. You only have one option at first, so select '''Your occupation...?''' (あなたの素性は・・・・? ''Anata no sujō wa...?'') She doesn't want to speak, apparently in case you get "the wrong idea". She claims it isn't suspicious though, in a rather angry tone.

'''Wait and see.''' (まだ様子を見る ''Mada yōsu o miru'') Edgeworth says that he is sure her job is "reputable". Her response seems uncertain, since she "hasn't done any major articles yet". Articles?

Choose '''An article writing job?''' (記事を書く仕事なのか？ ''Kiji o kaku shigoto na no ka?'') She claims to be an "investigative reporter". Where have you heard that before...?

''Pawn defeated''

If she's a reporter, then maybe she has some important information on the shooting. You now have two options to discuss:

* '''Content of your coverage?''' (取材内容とは？ ''Shuzai naiyō to wa?'')
* '''Did you witness the incident?''' (現場を目撃した？ ''Genba o mokugeki shita?'')

Begin with '''Did you witness the incident?''' She doesn't want to give her information away easily.

'''Wait and see.''' (まだ様子を見る ''Mada yōsu o miru'') She says "a few gunshots don't scare me".

Choose '''You heard gunshots?''' (銃声を聞いたのだな？ ''Jūsei o kiita no da na?'') If she heard gunshots, she obviously did witness the incident. She says she was here to write an article on the speech, but won't say anything more. If she was here to report on the speech, then she still should have the information she gathered for her article. You're presented with the same two choices from earlier. Select '''Content of your coverage?''' (取材内容とは？ ''Shuzai naiyō to wa?'') She claims to know nothing about the incident. Time to use your clue. Select '''You must still have the materials!''' (記事を書くための資料があるはずだ！ ''Kiji o kaku tame no shiryō ga aru hazu da!'') She again angrily refuses to cooperate.

'''Wait and see.''' (まだ様子を見る ''Mada yōsu o miru'') She pleads with you to understand her job situation. Edgeworth asks how her job has been going so far. She seems unnerved, and lets slip about her tape recorder.

Choose '''Let me listen to the tape!''' (録音したテープを聞かせるのだ！ ''Rokuon shita tēpu o kikaseru no da!'') If she's trying to be "the best" reporter, then she must surely have something on her tape recorder. She finally cracks, and agrees to let you listen to her recording.

''Queen defeated''

'''Checkmate / チェックメイト'''
}}

gives:

Logic Chess

Nicole Swift

Logic Chess: Nicole Swift / ロジックチェス　～速水　ミキコ～

2 Piece(s) / 2目の駒

To start with, you need to find out just who this woman is. You only have one option at first, so select Your occupation...? (あなたの素性は・・・・? Anata no sujō wa...?) She doesn't want to speak, apparently in case you get "the wrong idea". She claims it isn't suspicious though, in a rather angry tone.

Wait and see. (まだ様子を見る Mada yōsu o miru) Edgeworth says that he is sure her job is "reputable". Her response seems uncertain, since she "hasn't done any major articles yet". Articles?

Choose An article writing job? (記事を書く仕事なのか？ Kiji o kaku shigoto na no ka?) She claims to be an "investigative reporter". Where have you heard that before...?

Pawn defeated

If she's a reporter, then maybe she has some important information on the shooting. You now have two options to discuss:

Content of your coverage? (取材内容とは？ Shuzai naiyō to wa?)
Did you witness the incident? (現場を目撃した？ Genba o mokugeki shita?)

Begin with Did you witness the incident? She doesn't want to give her information away easily.

Wait and see. (まだ様子を見る Mada yōsu o miru) She says "a few gunshots don't scare me".

Choose You heard gunshots? (銃声を聞いたのだな？ Jūsei o kiita no da na?) If she heard gunshots, she obviously did witness the incident. She says she was here to write an article on the speech, but won't say anything more. If she was here to report on the speech, then she still should have the information she gathered for her article. You're presented with the same two choices from earlier. Select Content of your coverage? (取材内容とは？ Shuzai naiyō to wa?) She claims to know nothing about the incident. Time to use your clue. Select You must still have the materials! (記事を書くための資料があるはずだ！ Kiji o kaku tame no shiryō ga aru hazu da!) She again angrily refuses to cooperate.

Wait and see. (まだ様子を見る Mada yōsu o miru) She pleads with you to understand her job situation. Edgeworth asks how her job has been going so far. She seems unnerved, and lets slip about her tape recorder.

Choose Let me listen to the tape! (録音したテープを聞かせるのだ！ Rokuon shita tēpu o kikaseru no da!) If she's trying to be "the best" reporter, then she must surely have something on her tape recorder. She finally cracks, and agrees to let you listen to her recording.

Queen defeated

Checkmate / チェックメイト