Why the hate? It's the weakest Arkham game, but it's still a nice rehash of City.
Why the hate? It's the weakest Arkham game, but it's still a nice rehash of City
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Mason Robinson
it's a spinoff made by a different studio
Nathaniel Thompson
People thought AK would be better
Luis Taylor
idk if it were 2013 I'd probably be mad, but doing through all of them recently it's kind of refreshing. voice acting pisses me off though
Hunter Roberts
>Rocksteady still not ready to show new game.
>When they do, it'll still be a title traile with no gameplay.
>Skip a year's E3.
>Release a trailer at that E3 with a release day of Holiday of the year after next....
What a team. What is the size of this new game...
Jackson Rivera
Because it's the worst one. People usually dislike things that are the worst, numbnuts.
Samuel James
Worst doesn't necessarily mean bad.
Blake Watson
My biggest gripe with it was my overall complaint of the series. Too much joker. I get that he's batmans #1 villian but did he really have to be a main part of the story for all 4 damn games?
Tyler Phillips
I enjoyed it well enough, no complaints.
Grayson Fisher
>nice
Jonathan Jackson
I was fine with it because there were still a lot of villains that got to shine. Origins Joker has an unforgivably bad VA though, based on that they should have left him out until the end or something.
Leo Thompson
At least Origins' batsuit is my all-time favourite
The body armour padding makes sense and makes him look beefy as fuck. Great cowl too.
Elijah Bennett
All of the characters in that game looked great, Joker especially. In Asylum and City his overall look was a bit washed out, but in Origins it's extremely clean and vibrant to give the impression that he's young and reckless.
Jason Flores
Way better than Knight.
Lucas Taylor
it's the New Vegas of the Arkham series. and a fun game.
Grayson Nguyen
Origins Remastered when?
Justin King
Right now? Buy it on pc and crank up settings to the max.
Hudson Roberts
Best boss fights in the series.
Evan Jackson
>Mustards
Jack Morris
The Freeze DLC is absolute kino
Aaron Jones
Arkham Origins multiplayer was 10/10 and hope you guys got a chance to play it
(It might still work on the 360 and PS3 version because I've seen MP footage from 2019, but I played it mainly on PC, RIP)
Jayden Wood
Absolute unit.
Caleb Gutierrez
I find them to be too cinematic and lacking substance.
Logan Ramirez
Mr. Electricidad was a challenge.
Xavier Phillips
Drops combos, a straight up copy of City in most ways, different voice actors and the story goes from pretty good to shit.
Also ruining Bane. Even more than normal.
Still good, but not as good as the rest.
Owen Young
No way. In what sense?
Jackson Lewis
It does when the quality significantly drops compared to the other ones. Obviously it's not shovelware trash but it's shit compared to the first 2
Christian Sanders
Better Firefly and Deathstroke encounters, that's a start
Robert Scott
BATMOBILE BAD
Jaxon Carter
I'd probably play this again than ever try Knight.
Josiah Peterson
I really liked it how is arkham knight?
Luis Long
Arkham Origins was the only one I didn't get 100% achievements on due to the faggot ass online only achievements. Every time I attempted to play I could never find enough players actually on to play it. Shit was DOA. what a waste of dev time
Benjamin Reyes
Which version? I just waited for sales on Steam, otherwise yeah, I couldn't play it.
Ethan Jackson
Best graphics and combat, lame bosses and a lot of emphasis on the Batmobile. Also you have to get all the Riddler shit to get the true ending.
Overall mixed and divisive bag
William Ortiz
Remind me. Was Origins the only one where playing on hard mode still gave you the Spidey-sense counter prompts?
Owen Morales
Honestly, it's probably my favorite Batman game setting wise. It's neat to see enemies actually panicked and not knowing what the fuck is going on, legitimately afraid of Batman because they don't know who/what he is if or if he's going to kill them. Everyone treats him so fucking casually in the other games, they're so brave about fighting him. It's because they know he's never gonna pull the trigger.
Sebastian Lee
City did that too.
Thomas Flores
I KNOW EVERYTHING! AND (YOU)...
Joseph Morgan
It was on 360 at the time. I was playing day 1 too which was the crazy thing. Playing on Steam you could probably have better odds of finding people but fucking nobody was playing that shit. You'd find maybe 1 or 2 other people and then they'd drop because we had all been waiting for 20 minutes with no other players
Ryder Bell
It was the one with the one death hard mode.
David Taylor
>recycled shit up the ass, even when it doesn't make sense (the grappling gun boost)
>the worst open world map i've ever seen
>buggy as fuck
>disappointing boss fights (except for a few good ones)
It had some neat stuff, but buried under a sea of shit. City remains as the best in the series.
Jordan Campbell
knights still had the prompts. I was glad asylum got rid of them on hard.
Austin Cooper
That was City. You can turn off the Spider-sense in the option in origins. That's one of the few good things it had.
Joseph Richardson
You must have gotten unlucky, because I was able to play the Steam version p regularly when it kept going on $4.99 sales and the only achievement I didn't get was
>Predator Paragon
>Take down 6 different Elites in a match, using 6 different methods as Batman or Robin in multiplayer
Also maybe try it now that it works on Xbox One?
Gabriel Johnson
>You can turn off the Spider-sense in the option in origins. That's one of the few good things it had.
Why would you turn them off?
With them on or off, the games are still easy as hell - but why turn it off with no benefit? Like there's a reason to in AA with the Hard mode which turns it off as part of the """"challenge""""
Ian Gonzalez
>Why would you turn them off?
They look dumb.
Logan Lopez
I guess they were trying to be the modern Splinter Cell multiplayer (spies vs. mercs), i remember that one being moderately hyped at the time.
It seems like the Batman brand isn't a guarantee of success, even after TDK.
David Bailey
The only thing i liked about it was the thugs with the freezing rays, those were fun. Other than that, it was pretty mediocre. Worse Freeze boss fight than the one in City.
Grayson Bailey
>I guess they were trying to be the modern Splinter Cell multiplayer (spies vs. mercs), i remember that one being moderately hyped at the time.
It was actually pretty keen though, it was mercs v mercs v spies
Being in a firefight and then being grabbed by Batman was kino
Or using a pretend firefight to bait out a hero so you can get them
Then of course you as the hero, watching from the rafters as two warring sides duke it out.
Then the horror element when the Bane gang actually got Bane and you were a joker thug, scared to death (and if Bane caught you as Batman or Robin, he'd break your back)
Joker was kind of okay, but nothing felt as badass as playing Bane
Hunter Robinson
>Then of course you as the hero, watching from the rafters as two warring sides duke it out.
Forgot to mention, as the heroes, you could play pragmatically and try to help the losing side
Justin Mitchell
It sounded fun. Why do you think it flopped? I wish there was a way to play it locally.
Leo Price
weakest was arkham knight
wtf u smoking OP
>wasting deathstroke like that
jesus h christ
Alexander Thompson
>arkham knight good
yikes
Grayson Sullivan
>It sounded fun. Why do you think it flopped?
It wasn't a mainline Batman game - if it was in Arkham City, I think there'd be a huge playerbase.
Jack Lee
the best trailers of all batman games.
Colton Brown
His Origins design is trash, and his original Arkham appearance is god tier, wtf are you talking about