Shale:
The impostor also sneaks up on and murders the cameraman (I forget his name), so he's not a mere schemer. Yet this killer goes and hides in his room in case 1? And if he's supposed to be a good schemer, why does he come off as so wretchedly incompetent compared to... pretty much every plotter in the game? (It's distinctly Knightly who came up with the crazy fake assassination in case 1, for instance.) In general the character just felt written in too many directions at once, for me, and none of them really measure up to the type of villain Ace Attorney is capable of writing. I also felt the character's concept before the "he's actually a rogue body double" plot twist, that of a legitimate president weighed down by his years in office, was notably more compelling.