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Is it worth completing all side quests in Arkham Knight?

I have just finished the main story, and need to complete at least seven most wanted side quests to activate the Knightfall Protocol. But apparently if you complete ALL of the side quests, there’s an extended ending cutscene with more detail? I’m wondering if it’s worth completing all of those side quests to see it, or if I might as well just find it on YouTube.

(Honestly, I wouldn’t be opposed to completing all the missions — even the Riddler one — except for the fact that I desperately want to avoid the Professor Pyg quest; he makes me a lot more uncomfortable than the average villain, and I’m not sure if it’s worth putting myself through the unease just to unlock a few more minutes of cutscene.)

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u/ooo-silly-worms — 5 hours ago
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This is how it happened. This is how batman gave up

I swear it is impossible to get 1 million. I know its all based on streaks but once you get to the shields and stun sticks batman decides to attack them two which ruin your streak. Then you start again until you die 🙏

u/tackers267 — 12 hours ago
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I loved the tank

No, not the stupid tank stealth or platforming sections.

But the tank combat where you just go pew pew pew is absolutely exhilarating, it actually feels like Gotham City is at war. I always looked forward to tank battles, maybe it's just my ADHD, but I loved having big explosions to add more variety to the classic Arkham gameplay. That and the Batmobile chase sequences made this really feel like the ultimate Batman experience, gameplay-wise. I also love Batman's "non-lethal rounds" he uses to avoid killing people. Sure, Batman, sure.

u/sexyimmigrant1998 — 23 hours ago
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Day 9 of serving my sentence at Arkham: Freedom

I was let out by a guard this morning because turns out a person call killer croc broke free and ran through the whole Arkham and knocked me out cold and the guards SOMEHOW thought it was me.

I also went to my psychiatrist again and it was basically the same thing “Blah Blah Blah Gotham Gotham Gotham“ but he did give me more medication this time, I think it’s a bit too much but he knows what he’s doing so I’ll just go along with him and the meds.

My hallucinations have somehow stayed prominent and sometimes even worse, and I couldn’t go to sleep last night because I hear crazy laughter echoing in the hanging cell I was in…

I think I should escape but should I wait? You guys can decide for me

u/Salty_Audience_3562 — 15 hours ago
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What is your favorite “Batman’s second year” story??

I’ve noticed that Batman has a separate culturally iconic story focused on his second year of crime fighting in comics, games and movies, of these stories what one is yalls favorite and what one do you think is the best? Of these 3 Arkham Origins was the first one I experienced and I do think it is a very underrated Arkham game. Obviously The Batman is iconic but which of these is yalls favorite? I’m curious, I still need to read year 2 but I feel like I don’t see it talked about nearly as much as year one. I mainly know it as “the Batman comic that Todd Mcfarlane worked on” lol. Interested to see yalls takes on this.
One small addition I do really like Arkham Origins and The Batman for the fact that they both have some of my favorite Batsuit designs.

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Anyone else not like this suit?

It really is just the definition of over designed. I MUCH prefer the arkham city version. This is just too much

Random lines everywhere

u/Formal-Stage940 — 1 day ago
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Arkham Fans, do you prefer a game set before asylum or after knight?

Tbh I think there’s a lot more juice to fill in the cup before Arkham asylum

u/No_Tangerine_8103 — 1 day ago
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Is Knight's GCPD the greatest game mechanic of all time?

Ok, clickbait headline.

GCPD: It's your progress bar and your trophy room. But you build it and can actually see what you've built. As the night progresses you begin to feel like you're winning. It's not full of friends, it's full of achievements. The lighting gets warmer. The place becomes downright cozy. Cops and firefighters and EMTs are chit-chatting. Taking selfies with the Batmobile. Yelling out encouragement. Calming Owens down. The full house is actually comforting. You can walk through and marvel at what changes as the plot progresses, as the cells fill up. You get pissed off at Rocksteady for its other terrible mechanics, like Batmobile-everything and tunnel-drill-Pacman and Car Wars: Slade and watching Red Hood shit all over everything John Noble just did. You get scared when the precinct is attacked (like what if the devs are about to undo all your work?).

I'm asking not because I'm confident that it is among the best if not the best of meta-game mechanics, but I guess being wrong on the Internet means people will correct you, which is what I'm looking for.

Are there other games that come close? MGSV? ME3? The evolution of the Van der Linde campsites?

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u/bkabartsy — 1 day ago
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Advanced/Upgraded Batsuit Concept Art & Nemesis System Villain from Project Sabbath

First image shows what an upgraded batsuit could’ve looked like in Project Sabbath. Perhaps this game would’ve implemented a gear or upgrade system for the batsuit

Second image shows a “villain from an undisclosed WB game.” Project Sabbath was going to feature the Nemesis System, or at least a version of it. According to leaks, enemies could even take on criminal personas once they become high enough in ranks and you fail to defeat them or stop their crimes. This could be a potential design for one of those nemesis system villains.

Both art works are by Goran Bukvic on Artstation.

u/Suffering-Servant — 1 day ago
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I know im 11 years late on Arkham Knight but damn i was missing peak fr

So i decided to get Arkham Knight ( it was on sale, 70% off) and i gave it a go... And let me tell that im loving it, i need to get up early for work but as soon as i clock out im jumping back in ( really excited about the game) i was really missing out 🥹

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u/General-Charge-2847 — 1 day ago
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Ya ever just fall out of the map in Arkham city while trying to go to the third scanner

#arkhamcitt

u/jacelovesyouxD_ — 21 hours ago
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[Batman Arkham Knight] Stagg Airship Alpha Riddler Trophy Bug

I'm a tad bit late to the party, but I am getting the Riddler Collectibles as many as I can before going to the Airship Beta (noted I will be returning here later). Anyway, I'm having a trouble on how can I open this grate where one of the trophy is. The guides say to use REC, but it won't open for some reason.

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What if Joker got the cure first in Arkham City?

If Harley was able to give Joker the cure after stealing it from Freeze do you think Joker would have saved Batman?

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Day 6 of serving my sentence in Arkham: Tired

I was writing something a couple hours ago I think about a guard that looks suspicious but suddenly I felt I got stabbed in the back and I woke up in my cell covered in bruises and my cell was covered in blood while I was asleep, if any of you know what happened please let me know

I don’t know what to do next so I’m gonna ask you guys on what to do next

u/Salty_Audience_3562 — 2 days ago
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Finished the game, but apparently not

So I recently finished the main game in Arkham Asulym, spent the time collecting the riddles and everything after, but it still says i have only completed 84% of it.
I have barely done any challenges yet, so i thought it was that, but they have their own progression percentage separately from the main game’s progression percentage, so what am i missing?

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u/xXghostXboyXx — 1 day ago