Batman: Arkham Knight - Being Rich Is a Super Power
This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Batman: Arkham Knight.
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This week, Zero Punctuation reviews Batman: Arkham Knight.
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I haven't played Arkham Knight, but it didn't feel like he spoiled anything so no.Multiverseman said:Are there any major spoilers in this? Because if so, this is probably going to be the first ZP video that I'll have to skip until I actually play the game.
Because even he's getting a bit tired of it. A fear years late compared to the rest of us, but hey.WhiteNachos said:"you know what forget I said anything"
Then why bring it up? Perhaps it's because I've never played an Arkham game but that just seemed like a wishy washy point.
Just a question, an honest question. What games have recently been accused of being sexist to any major degree recently? And my to any major degree I mean more than a couple of youtubers/bloggers/forum commenters. Because I'm drawing a blank. I just have the nagging feeling that despite people still shouting about it, the arguments have gone kinda meta and are about the concept more than any actual solid examples.Zydrate said:Because even he's getting a bit tired of it. A fear years late compared to the rest of us, but hey.WhiteNachos said:"you know what forget I said anything"
Then why bring it up? Perhaps it's because I've never played an Arkham game but that just seemed like a wishy washy point.
They certainly did - "No Man's Land", it was called. Batman (as you'd expect) refused to let the abdication of responsibility stick.erttheking said:OT: Pretty funny, though I was reminded to a certain degree of a recent Critical Miss. Also, the entire city is overrun now? I'm surprised America doesn't just give up on Gotham. I mean they did it in one of the comics didn't they?
Eh. His voice nails his new role and he is still very much Scarecrow, scarier sometimes even. It's rated M this time around for a reason. Then again, I haven't finished the game and unlike Knight's true identity I don't know it beforehand.Casual Shinji said:And yes, Scarecrow was ruined in Knight for reasons that completely escape me, when they nailed him so perfectly in Asylum.
What's scarier though, or scary about him in general? He's just Hugo Strange with a hoodie now. I can barely even remember any of the scenes he was in, much like Strange in City. In Asylum he felt like a proper boogie man who got his kicks from scaring the shit out of everyone, in Knight he's just a random monologing villain talking down at you from his jumbotron.jamail77 said:Eh. His voice nails his new role and he is still very much Scarecrow, scarier sometimes even. It's rated M this time around for a reason. Then again, I haven't finished the game and unlike Knight's true identity I don't know it beforehand.Casual Shinji said:And yes, Scarecrow was ruined in Knight for reasons that completely escape me, when they nailed him so perfectly in Asylum.
Witcher 3.erttheking said:Just a question, an honest question. What games have recently been accused of being sexist to any major degree recently? And my to any major degree I mean more than a couple of youtubers/bloggers/forum commenters. Because I'm drawing a blank. I just have the nagging feeling that despite people still shouting about it, the arguments have gone kinda meta and are about the concept more than any actual solid examples.Zydrate said:Because even he's getting a bit tired of it. A fear years late compared to the rest of us, but hey.WhiteNachos said:"you know what forget I said anything"
Then why bring it up? Perhaps it's because I've never played an Arkham game but that just seemed like a wishy washy point.
Pretty much how I feel about it. Scarecrow segments in Asylum were excellent. But very brief.jamail77 said:Eh. His voice nails his new role and he is still very much Scarecrow, scarier sometimes even.Casual Shinji said:And yes, Scarecrow was ruined in Knight for reasons that completely escape me, when they nailed him so perfectly in Asylum.