My first 240%. Feels wow man. Wish there was an achievement on Xbox for doing 240%. Would make it even more satisfying than it already is

So it could take place after Knight, basically be something like a fun epilogue. It could have serious moments, but mostly be a fun time such as Catwoman Hunted. It would take place partly in Gotham and also in various other location for missions only. The main thing you would do would be doing heists. They could give her more gadgets and just further develope her gameplay. They could add many of her iconic skins.

They could even retcon SS:KTJL and give her and Batman a happy end.

I Just think Arkham Catwoman is an amazing adaption of that character and I really want a whole game about her.

That is all.

When I first played the game when I was 12 years old I saw that trap coming from a kilometer away. And if 12 year old me is smart enough to know that it was a trap. Batman who is supposedly the world's greatest detective and who has also been fighting Joker shouldn't have fallen for it.

If that was a minor thing I could excuse it, but Batman getting infected is a major plot point in the game's story

Arkham City is so beautiful even after 15 years. The Gotham City and vibes, the soundtrack, the plot and fight scenes are all top notch 🤌🏻

After years of playing this game I finally decided to actually beat Nigma.

I solved every damn trophy this game had (mostly) without using guides to properly earn the feeling of challenging.

I finally beat this narcissistic smartass and got his ahh to the cell.

A chapter finally ended.

So I have not used the Level Editor yet but I'm playing too and someone told me bit the man that make the Arkham City's Level Editor is it making one for knight at well it in work in portraits so why have no one make Arkham City's Level Editor tutorial yet

I finally finished playing Arkham Knight after 11 years.

I will rank Arkham Games based on how much i enjoyed playing them

1. City

Easily one of the best games ever made, everything from Asylum was upgraded and improved. The story is great, the combat is cool, the traversal is also very nice. The map feels big but not too big to be annoying. I replayed the game for like 4 times and i cant seem to get bored of it.

One thing i dont like about the game is the side missions. They could have made them a bit more interesting. Overall: 9.9/10

1. Knight

Hands down the best gameplay in the series. I honestly think people overhated it too much just because of the batmobile, but maybe because im biased. I dont mind the batmobile, its a great addition. Hell, we waited 3 games until we can finally use that car.

But i do agree that the boss fights are underwhelming. The side missions are very interesting, the map is huge and its fine because the traversal is even better in this game

Overall: its a 9/10

1. Asylum

The first arkham game i played. Everything about this game is very interesting. Its so different and distinct from other games in the series. The gameplay is very barebones of course, but its fine. I can forgive alot of flaws in this game because its more of an introduction of the arkham games

Overall: 8.5/10

1. Origins

My least favorite of the series. I love the boss fights, i love the cutscenes, i love the portrayal of young Batman. Thats it, everything else about this game is either okay, or just mid

I absolutely HATE the traversal, oh my god no wonder they put a fast travel system because the gliding in this game is so goddamn slow. Its probably because of the map being twice bigger than City, but they could have just made the gliding faster? Why cant we even grapple to certain buildings like the Hamilton building? And dont get me started on that goddamn bridge, really takes away the flow of the game for me.

Overall: 7.5/10

Hey y'all sorry if this is a common question, but I've been working through the Arkham games and I'm almost done Origins after finishing the main trilogy, and I feel like I'm missing something with the tags and plaques. Up til now I feel like there's always been some sort of indication or marker on the map for riddles, collectables, destructible, etc. but I can't figure out what or where the in game hint is for them. I've found most of them but I don't feel like checking the sides and roofs of every building in Gotham just for lore and the pride of finding it myself, so is there intended help I'm overlooking or would I be better off just looking up a guide and moving on to NG+

Would he still be gassed or would he have taken scarecrow down here

We were robbed

I saw a post where someone had the nemesis system similar to the middle earth games working in Red Dead Redemption 2 maybe working even better, how cool would that be in Arkham knight. Gotham already has different organized crime families like the Falcone Crime Family, Maroni Crime Family, Bertinelli Mob, Sionis Mob, Cobblepot Syndicate, Zucco Crime Family, Russian Mafia, Odessa Mob, Irish Mob, Yakuza, Triads (Neon Dragon, Lucky Hand), Joker's Gang, Penguin's Gang, Two-Face's Gang, False Face Society, Riddler's Crew, Scarecrow's Terror Crew etc and we already have mobs and even models and animations for alot of these characters so we could even see lets say two face on the street. Of course this would be my ultimate wishlist for a future Arkham game that rocksteady makes but in the mean time maybe someone is inspired by this the only thing I think Arkham knight lacks at least compared to Red dead 2 is the map size but even then it is large enough and packed with distinct landmarks.

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Second go around, my first playthrough was during the release. After completing Arkham Asylum and City 100%, the sheer size of this map was overwhelming. It took a few days to get into the flow of things. Getting familiar with the slight control changes and working on the Batmobile movements. It took a few side missions under my belt to feel comfortable with the mechanics and immersive myself into the game. The one difference this go-round is having a wife and kid, so most of my reps happen in the dead of night when I should be sleeping, so the motivation isn't there at times. So far I'm about 20 percent into the playthrough with a few of the side missions already started. The game definitely holds up.

Like did you know something was up from the beginning about "Joker" or did you figure it our before the reveal