Batman: Arkham Knight

[Monkey D. Lars]

Azrael:

So, what did you guys choose? I let him destroy his sword! I couldn't have him kill the Bats!

Also regarding the eastern egg:

I hope they make a Superman one! I never really gotten into the guy with him being OVERPOWERED. But would love to play it!

[ChrisO]

Just curious, in the mission select menu there's an open slot on my game... it's right in between the Gotham on Fire mission and the main mission at the top, did I miss something?

[Chris2K]

Azrael:

So, what did you guys choose? I let him destroy his sword! I couldn't have him kill the Bats!

Also regarding the eastern egg:

I hope they make a Superman one! I never really gotten into the guy with him being OVERPOWERED. But would love to play it!

I went to kill Batman as I assume that's what they wanted. DId Azrael get locked up when you chose to destroy it?

Just curious, in the mission select menu there's an open slot on my game... it's right in between the Gotham on Fire mission and the main mission at the top, did I miss something?

That's Deacon Blackfire. You need to go to the GCPD and talk to Jack Ryder who's listening to tapes about him.

[Monkey D. Lars]

Azrael:

So, what did you guys choose? I let him destroy his sword! I couldn't have him kill the Bats!

Also regarding the eastern egg:

I hope they make a Superman one! I never really gotten into the guy with him being OVERPOWERED. But would love to play it!

I went to kill Batman as I assume that's what they wanted. DId Azrael get locked up when you chose to destroy it?

Just curious, in the mission select menu there's an open slot on my game... it's right in between the Gotham on Fire mission and the main mission at the top, did I miss something?

That's Deacon Blackfire. You need to go to the GCPD and talk to Jack Ryder who's listening to tapes about him.

He shook hands with Bats and went out to destroy the Order

[apsham]

Dammit, where do you people find the time? I need to power through this.

[Bobfoc]

How long has it taken everyone here to get to the end? I'm six hours in and I don't feel as though I'm close. I'm having fun with side missions, though, so I'm not exactly itching for it to end.

[Chris2K]

I've had the week off work so I've been playing it pretty solidly for three days, completed it first thing this morning. Probably at least 20 hours and that's without doing any Riddler challenges or most of the Militia side missions.

[Your Mom]

For people who have finished this. Is there any point where you have to mash buttons really fast to fill up a meter or something like that stupid gliding section in City? Just curious if I should even try this

[Bobfoc]

To piggyback onto that question, are there any side missions that can't be finished once the main story is over?

[Chris2K]

To Bobfoc, no, everything is still open. Someone new replaces Arkham Knight and Scarecrow as the leader of the enemy forces.

Srar, the only button mashing is pressing X a lot, either four times to activate the biggest amount of gliding height or for pulling down things with a batclaw winch. The only other button mashing is pressing Square a lot to deliver beatdowns. Either way it's not very often and doesn't punish people who aren't mashing masters.

[ChrisO]

wait what!!!!

Gordon NO!!! Oracle's alive???

[Chris2K]

wait what!!!!

Gordon NO!!! Oracle's alive???

I totally bought Oracle's death but looking back Joker being on the screen when she put the gun to head was a clear indicator that it was a fear toxin vision rather than reality.

Overall I was really impressed with the story, I feel they got it just right in length as opposed to Arkham City which tended to drag on a bit and involved far more travelling back and forth to similar places.

[ChrisO]

wait what!!!!

Gordon NO!!! Oracle's alive???

I totally bought Oracle's death but looking back Joker being on the screen when she put the gun to head was a clear indicator that it was a fear toxin vision rather than reality.

Overall I was really impressed with the story, I feel they got it just right in length as opposed to Arkham City which tended to drag on a bit and involved far more travelling back and forth to similar places.

Agreed.

Overall I've thoroughly enjoyed this game so far. Some of the objectives are challenging/frustrating, but it's supposed to be. I've gotten 100% on three of the side missions, working towards the in-ground bombs set, and just got the first open channel discussion with Deadshot

[Chris2K]

I'm now 100% on every side mission except the Riddler challenges which I have ignored almost entirely so far.

I so want to activate the end of game... ending, but I know that the true ending is at 100% and I really want that.

[kliq]

So should I pick this up now? Or wait for a price drop?

[Bobfoc]

Unless you're really keen to play, waiting for a price drop seems like the best option. I'm really enjoying most of it, but that's because I loved the previous games. It's largely more of the same, and I don't think the new additions make it noticeably better, so whether or not a purchase is sensible depends largely on how keen you are to either finish the story or spend more time playing around in Rocksteady's Batman playground.

[Arjen Robben]

I love how the Riddler in these Arkham games plays a bit fast and loose with the term "riddle". In as much as he seems to think just painting a big green question mark on something makes it a riddle or whatever. Oh no, not a race, how will I figure this one out.

[MalaCloudy Black]

*picks up a little green trophy after flipping a switch*

YOU'VE SOLVED MY RIDDLE, BATMAN, BUT YOU'RE STILL A MORON FACED IDIOT BREATH

[apsham]

I got the "YOU'VE SOLVED 10 PERCENT OF MY RIDDLES" message after finding one that was just sitting there. No riddle, no nothin'.

[ChrisO]

I'm sitting on 11 riddles...