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[Dominus]

I power dived close enough to the water, and then held on the up stick for as long as I could. You need to have maximum velocity to pull it off.

[RPGamer13]

Yeah, that's the same thing I've read everywhere. Anyway, I did it. Don't know how, don't care, I just did it. I don't know how because I remember soaring for as long as when it showed as complete all at the same height, so I don't know why it registered then but not before.

[Aaleel]

SilentNukee wrote...

Aaleel wrote...

I'm waiting to get this on PC.  Can't wait.  I have a friend who has this on PS3, and it looks great.  I almost bought it for the PS3 but I know the PC version will be superior and I didn't build this PC the for nothing

I don't think it'll be better on PC. I hate console games that are remade to play on PC... The controls just feel way too weird and awkward. Unless of course, you have a 360/PS3 controller you can hook up and play with that, then that'd be fine. I played AC2 on PC with mouse and keyboard and almost cried. It was that bad. 

I've seen what it looks like on console, and I've seen what it looks like with physX enabled, and it's a huge difference.  I'll try keyboard and mouse first since I prefer that, but I do have a controller if need be.

Edit: I've played AC 2 and Brotherhood on PC and I had no problems.  I never played them on console or with the controller so maybe I don't know  

Modifié par Aaleel, 26 octobre 2011 - 01:53 .

[horacethegrey]

I just saw Batman do something awesome! At the Hells Gate combat challenge room, an unfortunate goon came at Bats while his back was to a wall. So naturally I countered. But how does Bats counter? By leaping off the wall and pouding the guy in the face! I had not seen that counter animation before and was stunned and lauging at the sheer awesomeness of it. 

[Druss99]

horacethegrey wrote...

I just saw Batman do something awesome! At the Hells Gate combat challenge room, an unfortunate goon came at Bats while his back was to a wall. So naturally I countered. But how does Bats counter? By leaping off the wall and pouding the guy in the face! I had not seen that counter animation before and was stunned and lauging at the sheer awesomeness of it. 

Yeah some of the counters are brutal. I like the one where if your near a railing he will grab the goon by the back of the head and slam him face first into the railing. Its even better if you do it during stun---->attack beat down move, Batman is laying the punches into a stunned opponent as another one attacks him from behind, Batman spins, intercepts the attack and slams the guy face first into the railing before going back to beating the crap out of the stunned opponent like its all so casual.

Countering three opponents at once is pretty cool too. Where he pics one guy up and uses him as a weapon to hit the other two.

[termokanden]

It's pretty unbelievable that Batman hasn't managed to kill anyone with those brutal moves.

He actually realizes at one point in Arkham City that it's pretty much pointless if he doesn't kill the supercriminals. They just keep coming back.

[Rockworm503]

termokanden wrote...

It's pretty unbelievable that Batman hasn't managed to kill anyone with those brutal moves.

He actually realizes at one point in Arkham City that it's pretty much pointless if he doesn't kill the supercriminals. They just keep coming back.

Thats who Batman is though.  His refusal to kill or even turn a blind eye to a dying criminal is his biggest moral that he refuses to ever break no matter whoe he's facing.  He's a vigalente not an excecutioner.  Its what sets him apart from the Punisher.

[Funkcase]

Rockworm503 wrote...

termokanden wrote...

It's pretty unbelievable that Batman hasn't managed to kill anyone with those brutal moves.

He actually realizes at one point in Arkham City that it's pretty much pointless if he doesn't kill the supercriminals. They just keep coming back.

Thats who Batman is though.  His refusal to kill or even turn a blind eye to a dying criminal is his biggest moral that he refuses to ever break no matter whoe he's facing.  He's a vigalente not an excecutioner.  Its what sets him apart from the Punisher.

I think what he meant by that was by accident, you can kill someone by just punching them in the face.

[horacethegrey]

Regarding Batman's refusal to kill, I liked how Christopher Nolan worked around that in Batman Begins.

Ra's Al Ghul: Are you finally ready to do what is neccessary?
Batman: I won't kill you... but I don't have to save you.

And I agree with termokanden. Somebody would have bought the farm a long time ago with  the way Batman lays the smackdown. Knockout punch my ass, I guess comic writers have never heard of a concussion. No? 

[Rockworm503]

Well Batman isn't against hurting them lol. He's done this long enough to know how to avoid killing I'm sure. Doesn't have to be soft about it though.

[Blacklash93]

Beat it. Loved it, even if the bosses (besides Mr. Freeze) were kind of iffy.

Modifié par Blacklash93, 26 octobre 2011 - 11:37 .

[Blastback]

horacethegrey wrote...

Regarding Batman's refusal to kill, I liked how Christopher Nolan worked around that in Batman Begins.

Ra's Al Ghul: Are you finally ready to do what is neccessary?
Batman: I won't kill you... but I don't have to save you.

Considering the number of times he has activly saved villians lives, that didn't fly with me.

[Rockworm503]

Blastback wrote...

horacethegrey wrote...

Regarding Batman's refusal to kill, I liked how Christopher Nolan worked around that in Batman Begins.

Ra's Al Ghul: Are you finally ready to do what is neccessary?
Batman: I won't kill you... but I don't have to save you.

Considering the number of times he has activly saved villians lives, that didn't fly with me.

Same thats one of the only complaints I have with Chris Nolan's adaption.  Anywhere else Batman would save Ra's no matter what or at least try to.

[Had-to-say]

Wow! Batman Arkham City is sitting at a 97 meta score on PS3. I am impressed. I know the game is good and super entertaining but this game has some serious story issues, I mean serious. I still put it in the bottom of my top five but this meta score is soaring out of control. Stop this madness. Damn you Mark Hamil and your perfect voice acting!

[Druss99]

I had to trade my copy in for some cash today but I loved the fact that my final act in the game was a 93 hit combo, if only there was a few more enemies around so I could have got it up to 100.

[Dominus]

Batman Arkham City is sitting at a 97 meta score on PS3. I am impressed. I know the game is good and super entertaining but this game has some serious story issues, I mean serious. I still put it in the bottom of my top five but this meta score is soaring out of control. Stop this madness. Damn you Mark Hamil and your perfect voice acting!

The answer is simple. It's called bias, Although most of us try to keep a level head, this is a different story. It's a deep-rooted fantasy fulfillment which has been fulfilled by Rocksteady. Also, neither critics nor fans are right all the time. I can think of quite a handful of games that got far higher metacritics scores than they should have: Spore, Crysis, Barbie Princess Adventures: Arkham Playhouse.

[termokanden]

DominusVita wrote...

Barbie Princess Adventures: Arkham Playhouse.

I haven't found Barbie yet, but it's a great game and I don't really care about metascores.

Modifié par termokanden, 27 octobre 2011 - 08:58 .

[Rockworm503]

DominusVita wrote...

Batman Arkham City is sitting at a 97 meta score on PS3. I am impressed. I know the game is good and super entertaining but this game has some serious story issues, I mean serious. I still put it in the bottom of my top five but this meta score is soaring out of control. Stop this madness. Damn you Mark Hamil and your perfect voice acting!

The answer is simple. It's called bias, Although most of us try to keep a level head, this is a different story. It's a deep-rooted fantasy fulfillment which has been fulfilled by Rocksteady. Also, neither critics nor fans are right all the time. I can think of quite a handful of games that got far higher metacritics scores than they should have: Spore, Crysis, Barbie Princess Adventures: Arkham Playhouse.

I'm confused... Isn't that what a game is supposed to do?

[RPGamer13]

Yes, that is what a game is supposed to do. And if it fulfills it for a reviewer, you can bet they're going to give it a very high score. And Arkham Asylum and Arkham City I would say does give you more insight into what it's like to be Batman and that you are playing Batman, especially in Arkham City towards the end.

[Aaleel]

I actually never played Arkham Asylum, but I found the Game of the Year Edition on Gamersgate for $7, so I figured I'd play while I wait for Arkham City.  Pretty good game so far.

Just thought I'd share that in case anyone else hadn't played the first and wanted to try it for cheap.

Modifié par Aaleel, 28 octobre 2011 - 05:21 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

Rockworm503 wrote...

termokanden wrote...

It's pretty unbelievable that Batman hasn't managed to kill anyone with those brutal moves.

He actually realizes at one point in Arkham City that it's pretty much pointless if he doesn't kill the supercriminals. They just keep coming back.

Thats who Batman is though.  His refusal to kill or even turn a blind eye to a dying criminal is his biggest moral that he refuses to ever break no matter whoe he's facing.  He's a vigalente not an excecutioner.  Its what sets him apart from the Punisher.

The old batman used guns.
Also, batman killed. No way no one died from all the brutal beatdowns. Brain hemmoraging?
In the movies, he definately kills a few.

Batmans insistance that he must save everyone is what irks me. Jokers escapades kill hunderds..everytime he escapes.
That's partially why I liked Batman Begins (it's a better movie than TDK) - "I won't kill you...But  I don't have to save you either!"

[Lotion Soronarr]

horacethegrey wrote...

Regarding Batman's refusal to kill, I liked how Christopher Nolan worked around that in Batman Begins.

Ra's Al Ghul: Are you finally ready to do what is neccessary?
Batman: I won't kill you... but I don't have to save you.

And I agree with termokanden. Somebody would have bought the farm a long time ago with  the way Batman lays the smackdown. Knockout punch my ass, I guess comic writers have never heard of a concussion. No? 

It's even more funny when you think about it - it's not easy to knock out people in real life - epecially not with a single hit.

[Rockworm503]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Rockworm503 wrote...

termokanden wrote...

It's pretty unbelievable that Batman hasn't managed to kill anyone with those brutal moves.

He actually realizes at one point in Arkham City that it's pretty much pointless if he doesn't kill the supercriminals. They just keep coming back.

Thats who Batman is though.  His refusal to kill or even turn a blind eye to a dying criminal is his biggest moral that he refuses to ever break no matter whoe he's facing.  He's a vigalente not an excecutioner.  Its what sets him apart from the Punisher.

The old batman used guns.
Also, batman killed. No way no one died from all the brutal beatdowns. Brain hemmoraging?
In the movies, he definately kills a few.

Batmans insistance that he must save everyone is what irks me. Jokers escapades kill hunderds..everytime he escapes.
That's partially why I liked Batman Begins (it's a better movie than TDK) - "I won't kill you...But  I don't have to save you either!"

Ok then in that case nothing seperates him from The Punisher.