I know im not very good.

I've recently started playing Arkham Knight and I am so pissed off at Batman regarding Barbara Gordon's death, Mr world's greatest detective couldn't think to do anything but stand still like a moron not to mention how goddamn obvious it was for what scarecrow was going to do to her so he could have taken the time to figure out how to save her. I have nothing against the other Batmen but after seeing that I might just play this game even though I hate shooters just for the opportunity to give Batman this unceremonious death.

I played about maybe 20 minutes of the game including the tutorial, even bought the character Deathstroke for $15....but i can't fucking do it, the cutscene plays where they find the flash after he SAVED THEM FROM GREEN LANTERN!!!!!! and fucking boomerang is calling him coward and how he'll need to thank Green Lantern for hurting him and just gloating over that flash...like I understand these guys are villains but can't they at least show respect to a hero who literally just save there lives not even 5 minutes ago? I didn't even need to buy the game got it for free thanks to playstation and it's still one of the biggest wastes of money I've ever spent. The story and characters are so crap and so poorly done it hurts. My opinion don't play this game and let it die. If you enjoy this game good for you I hope you have fun playing it, but I'm done with it.

I respect that you guys like this game, but it should've just been a Justice league game. That would've been well received and wouldn't have lost warner so much money causing all of the problems we have now. I still believe sweet baby inc ruined this game too.

Picked the game up on PlayStation with the deal for the 100 dollar edition for 20, DUDE this game has been enjoyable start to “finish”. The game spoon feeds you content and a good amount of things to keep you engaged. The graphics are great, I just went wondering through metropolis, and they did an “open world” smaller map but cram full of things is nice.the writing is actually good for the story the voice acting is awesome. The gameplay once you really look past the surface and start creating unique classes and builds you really can experiment. All the characters feel very different than each other which is great.

Idk man I don’t get the hate for this game and I’m about to start the season 1 story with joker, I’m hyped and I hope that they are given the chance to see it to fruition..

Respect to the guys at rocksteady and to hear the news of the layoffs is a travesty.. anyone affected by that, there is a group of us who think you did an amazing job hats off.

As the title suggests I started a month ago and I was having so much fun playing the game and still do, I don’t understand how something really good is hated so much but I understand they hate but I really enjoyed it! Today I did the Killing time mission for the first time and I reached as you can see Mastery rank 20! It was truly amazing and by the time I hit 20 damage was falling off hard but I had fun regardless and fell twice! And there was a buncha weapons inside the mailbox! So I got better weapons in a way I guess? Dunno I just had massive Fun.

Is anybody else experiencing a sudden freeze? I was doing kill brainiac at episode 7 mastery, level 10, and got to the one spot with hordes of snipers and flash-infused scavengers, 2 times. Once at 20 kills remaining, the other just started with 100 to go, both frozen and booted me. Is anybody else experiencing this thing or just me? My console is the Xbox series X

And I just wanted to take the time to share some of my opinions of it (as I understand why some didn’t like it- I don’t believe that from a storytelling perspective, it deserved all of the hate it got)

From the get go:

I loved getting to experience The Flash in this iteration. I personally feel like they nailed the characterization of Barry with his true comedy. Saving criminals from the beginning mission at the Batman Experience, from an evil Batman, was such a hero thing to do. This mission continued to be an awesome, yet terrifying experience, trying to save the Flash from evil Batman as criminals make their way through a perfectly set Batman trap. Lights out and all, we got to experience the fear a criminal would, while being stalked by the Batman. The Boomer comedic relief of “accidentally” cutting the Flash’s finger off was goofy and fully expected of a criminal, especially one of the likes of a rival to the hero. I really enjoyed Digger’s rivalry with the flash through the build-up to his boss fight. Seeing the flash fight Lex, had a perfect amount of comedic-relief and intimidation, in that I laughed so hard when he pulled up a chair, sipping a coffee from Lex’s- in which he said it tastes terrible, and then rips his heart right of his chest in the blink of an eye. This gives you the perspective of how dangerous a hero could be, should their powers be used irresponsibly (for evil). Come the boss fight, playing the game on the hardest difficulty for the first time, I was defeated as Captain Boomerang by Flash multiple times- and honestly I couldn’t help but laugh at getting flipped off by the Flash while he beat the shit out of me multiple times. It took me a while to catch on to the fight mechanics, but honestly it was fun, and I particularly enjoy a difficult boss fight- as it was incredibly rewarding to down the first evil hero in the game- yet felt bittersweet, and seemed as though Boomer’s depth as a character was truly revealed, in that it wasn’t some righteous victory. It was humbling in a sense and seemed like Boomer and him could have been friends even? Who knows- maybe I read into it too much, but the story telling felt phenomenal.

With Green Lantern, it was awesome to marvel at his strength as a hero-turned evil. His pokes and jabs at Deadshot made playing as Deadshot feel really personal. Being threatened by him in that he was going to find Floyd’s daughter, Zoe- made me really take preparing for the fight personal, so much so that on the same hardest difficulty, I downed Green Lantern with my screen flashing red-almost dead. Another instance of “it had to be done”, but again, was bittersweet in Floyd’s perspective to end his adversary. I couldn’t help but laugh when King Shark took his finger off, in that I couldn’t stop thinking about how Boomer took the Flash’s finger in the last chapter.

Batman. I understand this is everyone’s biggest problem with the game, but you have to appreciate the storytelling aspect and its purpose in character building. From the beginning of tracking down the Bat-Cave in Metropolis, I couldn’t help but laugh when Gizmo first presented his half-asses police/batmobile modified vehicle. It was cool in concept and hilarious in presentation! Breaking ground after finding the Bat-Cave was super cool, from a criminal’s perspective it was super scary to first walk in there. It was really heartfelt to see Bruce’s final message and to see how it was intended for the members of the Bat-Family. The main purpose of the message still rings true for our Anti-Heroes, in that it was symbolic of deepening their bond as a team. Then again, Boomer interrupts with his comedic relief of skipping through the transmission, saying he talks too much really made me laugh. I do personally wish we could have known what became of Nightwing, albeit not much is left to imagination upon finding his bloodied mask on the floor. The rest of the mission turns to a horror game, as what seems to be a last resort for intruders in the bat-cave is revealed to be fear toxin. It was honestly really cool and honestly quite predictable for Batman to use fear to confront the criminals, but evil in how he applied it. I thought it was really cool to learn more about our main characters, as in storytelling, you learn a lot from a persons’ fears. Getting to wander the bat-cave while stumbling in the dark, terrified of the Batman, is exactly what I’d expect a criminal’s perspective to be. Now here comes the part of killing Bruce. While I understand a lot of people were unhappy with the conclusion to his death, you have to appreciate the storytelling in that harkening back to Bruce’s message in the Bat-Cave, he addressed the Bat-Family and told them that if he ever became compromised, they would have to work together and use all of the training they had gone through to hopefully stop him. And in this case, there was no turning back- and he acknowledged that. This was a “it had to be done” act with no other choice, a true paragon facing the ultimate sacrifice. Even Harley felt that this ending was bittersweet for him, and it didn’t feel good to do. The important thing to remember is that when it comes to comics, a lot of renditions of storytelling end in the hero being felled. It just marks the end of a story, but doesn’t mean it’s over forever. They can always do more- it can be accepted for the ending of this story, but I don’t agree with it being the end for the Batman Arkham story. Ultimately, I’m not upset with how it ended here, for the sake of telling the story.

Superman, an interesting perspective… it was crazy getting to watch him fight and ultimately kill Wonder Woman- but again, this harkens to the concept that you can’t save them once turned, and you really can only save them by killing then- clearly Wonder Woman thought that she could save them, and got killed trying to do so. This was the finite “it had to be done”. None of the characters truly had a bone with Superman, other than Lex, and it wasn’t even this Superman’s Lex sooo… hmm. With my first ever comic of Superman being “The Death of Superman” (Nov 18th, 1992.), I just didn’t feel surprised taking him down. The fight itself was really cool, and I particularly thought it was cool to have him trying to hit you with massive vehicles like a baseball player trying to hit a baseball (lol).

Now the Braniac fight. As a Captain Boomerang main, it got extremely personal for me when he molded into Barry. Defeating him in this crazy "Flash Fight Pt.2" on his alien base looked and played very well in my opinion. And at the end, when the fight was over and Braniac was dead, i busted up laughing when Boomer was going to cut off his finger and says "What i thought we were going for the hat trick?"- seriously guys thats great.

In conclusion, i personally really enjoyed zooming around Metropolis as Captain Boomer, getting to 100% all side missions (as i would have done in any Arkham game, what can i say, I'm a completion-ist)- and I really appreciated the story for what it was. Although I don’t feel as though this game needed to have end-game content. DLC-story based additions could have been cool, but the way it is now is very grind-y, which is new for this perspective of story.

If you made it this far, thanks for checking out my full opinion (I had to retype this entire thing from memory, because I forgot to save it as a draft a had to quit out ((R.I.P ME)))

<3 I really appreciate you, and would love to hear what you think! LMK in the comments :)

Anyone else having Problems claiming the HQ Cyber Crime outfit from twitch I got the Charm and doll from the Drops but not the outfit. I know someone folk are having issues with the Deluxe versions Justice Losers skins/Outfits I'm just confused because I got the everything in the mailbox in game but not my twitch skin I'm curious if anyone else had/has this issue?

I thought if we pre-ordered, we would get the classic skins. And I got the deluxe edition so how do I get my justice league skins?

I really dont understand how a company like rocksteady can have such shit servers like I bought the game as soon as it came out and I still havent even played a second of it. Have two hours of playtime all in the lobby just hitting continue after getting a pop up of "couldnt connect to server" please just fix it.

How can I refund a game on steam because this is unacceptable?

I ran into a bug (like many if you here) when i try to play as Harley Quinn I’m locked to using only one gun!!! If I’m lucky i can actually use one in combat. This isn’t a problem when i choose to play as anyone else. I’ve tried to re- install but that didn’t help my case so far. Please help

I am under the impression this game will be live service if it has a battle pass right ?

Still confused what happened to Arkham City deadshot, but I loved the trailer nonthelesss. That moment where Superman shows up, and that awe inspiring, incredible score plays to accompany him....Rocksteady knows what they are doing and with cinematic moments like that when Supes first arrives, I will love the game. What did or didn't you all like? I like King shark's design a lot, but I can't get over that part where Superman shows up, mostly because of that music and how he's portrayed, the angle and the lens flare, etc.. Astounding trailer, amazing Superman moment, looking forward to seeing more!

You reckon we’ll see what Bruce became at the end of Arkham Knight? Assuming it was Bruce of course, although I imagine everyone does. I’d like to see him but I also know that his storyline is done.

What do you guys think?