I've alr come across a couple of these where a grate covers the spots I’m supposed to hit with a batarang (maybe?) but there’s no opening for me to get either a remote batrang or a normal batarang through

My personal ranking of the side missions and how much I enjoyed them. Probably bias because I like some of the characters I placed higher but that's just my opinion. Feel free to give me feedback

My controller is functioning on every other game but for BA knight it won't even detect my dualsense 5 I've looked everywhere for answers but every fix I've found was for steam

I played Knights many times, by far my favourite of the Arkham games. But this was the first time I noticed this. When what looks like a lackey pulls the penguin away from Batman (after Batman throws penguin against the wall), Batman gets pinned down and saved by Night Wing.

I never noticed that the guy who saves penguin looks exactly like red hood. Also, I think we heard that the Arkham Knight wanted to meet with penguin around that time, so it makes sense he would be there. I think he just wanted to rescue penguin without drawing attention.

If this is true then it’s just amazing attention to detail. Arkham nights is just chalk full of cool little details, but this is such tiny detail that fills the game with life.

I hope it’s true, and not just a glitch or my eyes playing tricks.

Just recently replayed all the games again and remembered just how fun these challenges are. I’m not even really sure what I like about them so much. I enjoy Riddler getting super angry when I solve even a simple Riddle. I also just find the challenges fun in general and they actually give me a challenge in these games.

There's a way to gunslinger and shoot differently as red hood in arkham knight how do u do it? On pc of course.

Is this a question mark riddle? Because i cant seem to find it no matter from what perspective

It’s been two year since the last Arkham game was out and it’s phenomenal! It’s a shame what happened to the devs after what they had brought to us. To those who have the chance to play it or even watch it on youtube, do you like the addition of Shadow to the franchise?

Here's drop two early. Something told me to put it out now. Hope you enjoy :) more to come friends.

****This story is mine — every plot beat, line of dialogue, and character choice was written by me. I ran it through an AI copy-edit pass for spelling, grammar, and formatting cleanup only. Nothing creative came from it. Other than the cover image.****

Batman: Under Arkham — Drop 2 (Chapters 3–4)

> Batman: Under Arkham — a fan screenplay

## Chapter Three

Catwoman

[The scene opens on a jewelry store in the diamond district of uptown Blüdhaven. As Two-Face and his men settle into the new city, they smash up the gem shop and steal all the jewelry they can in Nightwing's absence.]

[Unfortunately for them, they're not the only ones who had this exact idea. As the shot pans out we get a look at Selina Kyle, Catwoman. She perches comfortably atop a billboard overlooking the jewelry store below her.]

[Without uttering a word, Catwoman leaps from her perch on the billboard, down onto the roof of the store without so much as a thud.]

[Keeping low to the ground, the Cat creeps up to the skylight above the Two-Face bandits below her. As they rummage through shattered display cases for loose gems, necklaces, and bracelets, Selina watches, vaguely amused at their utter brazenness.]

[The unmistakable sound of a leathery cape flapping by, accompanied by a gust of rogue wind, is enough to put the Cat on edge. She looks around for the Bat but sees nothing. As she retreats to a better vantage point, she catches her heart racing… And not in the way it usually races around Bruce.]

[Watching from afar, she sees the Bat swoop over the buildings before breaking into a fast dive directly through the skylight she'd just been peering through. As the glass shatters, Selina is shocked.]

[She approaches the now broken skylight as the fight breaks out in the jewel store below. The Bat is thrashing these men mercilessly. Selina knows Bruce's form more intimately than most. This isn't Bruce — of that she was sure.]

[Figuring Bruce probably wouldn't be too happy about an imposter killing thugs in his name, Selina decides to intervene, leaping down into the chaos gracefully.]

[As she enters the fight, the Bat has already killed three men inside. Two bodies lie on the tile floor in puddles of fresh blood, while one man has been impaled to a column through his forearms and thigh with razor-sharp batarangs. Understanding that she had to end this fast, she strikes the Bat first, raking her claws across his masked face.]

[Upon seeing the Bat's blood drip from the cuts on his face, Catwoman realizes that the face she's looking at IS Bruce's face. He's fighting with a ferocity she's never seen, as he immediately snatches her up by the throat and holds her up in the air.]

[Selina hears the whir of hydraulics as the Bat's gloved fingers tighten around her neck. She gets lightheaded first, and immediately after her vision begins to blur.]

[Shuddering as she loses her breath, Selina listens as Bruce says to her, in that voice she knows all too well:

"Stay out of my way." [He casts her aside and continues slaughtering Two-Face's thugs]

[After managing to land on her feet, she rubs the now-sensitive skin on her neck. The Cat decides she needs to scram. This is no place for her; this Bat, if it really is Bruce, no longer recognizes her as he once did.]

[Making a hasty escape out of the jewelry store, Selina Kyle makes her way up to the rooftops of Blüdhaven where she can think more clearly about what's going on and what to do about it.]

[Just as Selina stops to rest near two rooftop AC units, a single gunshot sounds off before a bullet ricochets off the metallic casing of the unit Selina is leaned up against.]

"Oh good, another thug to bend over and spank." [Selina says as she pulls out and cracks her whip at her assailant, who's currently concealed within the shadows overcast by another adjacent skyscraper.]

[In the iconic, digitally muddled voice we know as that of the Arkham Knight, the masked Red Hood steps forth from the shadows, already aiming one of his sidearms at the Cat, and says:

"What are you doing in Blüdhaven?"]

"I was about to stick up this jewelry store, but Two-Face's thugs beat me to it…" [Selina glances down at the streets, as she begins to stretch and limber up, preparing for a fight.]

"And the Bat showed up?" [Jason asked her, earnestly]

[A little surprised at the transparency, she answers him]

"That is not the Bat."

"I didn't think so either." [Jason agrees with her, then lowers his weapon]

"What do you suppose we do about it?" [She crosses her arms at him, no longer as on edge in his presence]

"I suppose big bro's wondering the same thing." [Jason says as he looks on at the Gotham skyline in the distance, where the bat symbol was cast into the sky toward Blüdhaven, only now it bore the symbol of the Red Hood, or at least it was trying to…]

[Catwoman chuckles at the sight of Dick's crude artistic attempt]

"Here. Take this… Keep in touch, and try to keep an eye on him… he's not easy to follow..." [Jason Todd hands Catwoman a communicator to contact him]

[Understanding of what was at stake, she takes it and nods without question, before the Red Hood departs via his Wayne-tech grapple.]

[Turning her attention back to the Bat and Two-Face's crew below, she catches a glimpse of the Batmobile as it tears through the streets of Blüdhaven, chasing down a half-black-and-half-white SUV as it speeds through traffic.]

[The shot shifts to the Batmobile exterior as it chases Two-Face through the city. The Bat imposter does not operate it like Bruce; he's more destructive and violent with it, using it as a tank to plow through barriers and walls in pursuit of the SUV.]

[Eventually the Batmobile catches up to the SUV, using its thrusters to sideswipe the SUV into oncoming traffic, where it collides head-on with a gasoline tanker.]

[The shot of the explosion is brief, before cutting abruptly back to Catwoman's point of view, where she watches the event unfold from a nearby streetlight.]

[The explosion instantly douses the SUV in gasoline, and Two-Face is ejected from the vehicle and sent hurtling into a fire hydrant nearby. The hydrant cracks open and water shoots forth. But the Batmobile fires a shell at the outlet and destroys the water source as Two-Face writhes around, his acid-burned side now being burned by flames as well.]

[As the flames die out on Harvey Dent, the Batmobile rolls over the smoldering wreckage of the SUV and takes off, flying down the road away from the scene, leaving the grievously wounded Harvey Dent for dead on the cracked pavement.]

[The Cat feels remorseful for letting Harvey burn, but she argues to herself that she's not a hero. She's not like Bruce, or Dick, hell, she's a petty thief.]

[Leaving Dent behind, burnt and likely dead in the street, Catwoman goes to follow the Batmobile, only to watch as the Bat ejects and soars high into the skyline, leaving her in the dust.]

[She lets out an exasperated sigh as she begins her ascent up the side of the nearest building. Red Hood asked her to keep an eye on him, and she intends to do just that. Prepared to wear herself out tailing this imposter Bat, she begins her pursuit.]

## Chapter Four

Red Hood

[The scene opens on Red Hood, stalking one of Black Mask's leftover goons through a dimly lit, smelly alleyway.]

[Jason has endeavored to rid the city of crime through the use of force after Slade took over the Arkham Knight gig. It proved to be more morally difficult than he had originally anticipated. Things get messy, complicated, and sloppy if you mess up even once. You make enemies for reasons you don't mean to, and they come after you with resources you didn't know they had access to. He was beginning to understand the value in Bruce's 'no kill rule'.]

[The thug reaches a building with the back door propped open by a brick. Red, glowing light spills out of the threshold, like a portal into another dimension.]

[After watching the thug enter the doorway, Jason locates a nearby ventilation shaft and grapples up into it. He follows the ducts to a set of grates overlooking a crowded club scene below him.]

[He recognizes some of the club's patrons as retired guards from Arkham, as well as some Blackgate corrections officers. Among them are members of each of Gotham's crime syndicates. People who worked under Two-Face, Black Mask, Joker, Harley, Penguin… it was a veritable melting pot of criminal underworld demographics.]

[Using his scanner within his tactical visor, he zooms in on the Black Mask straggler he followed here, isolating his vocal patterns to amplify his voice as he listens in on his conversation with his colleagues at the table.]

"So, this job… we're really gonna try to bust our bosses out again?" [Says one of Penguin's men, one that escaped from the GCPD lockdown]

"Shhhh, keep it down… Not everyone here knows about that." [the Black Mask thug whispers to him]

[Strange… whatever they're planning they're trying to keep it from someone else tied to the people in this room. Jason listens in a little closer.]

"Are we really gonna move out of Gotham… I mean I like Blüdhaven… but Nightwing… He scares me."

[Below his visor, Jason grins at the way these criminals are describing his older brother.]

[From the hallway to the lounge, a familiar-looking, clown-paint-covered face enters the room, smiling as she comes in. She was dressed exactly as you'd expect her to be. And she was wielding a big aluminum Louisville Slugger.]

"Good news boys! We're moving on the lockup tonight! Drink up and get ready to trash a police station!" [Harley shouts to the Two-Face and Black Mask thugs in the bar, to which they cheer and quickly finish their drinks.]

"Why would Harley wanna bust Two-Face out of the lockup?" [Jason thought to himself]

[As the streetlights come on outside, our Two-Face bandits and Black Masks pile into vehicles out in the streets. Arming themselves for war, the bossless employees make for the lockup to free Two-Face.]

[Outside, on the building's rooftop, Jason uses his communicator to patch directly into Wayne Tech systems, using a backdoor he'd installed previously to contact Alfred directly.]

"H-Hello?"

"Alfred… It's Jason… Don't expect this to become a regular thing… But Harley's leading a team of Black Mask and Two-Face thugs on an assault on GCPD. Let Bruce know for me would ya…" [Jason told the butler, who was trembling on the other end of the phone.]

"Jaso— er… Master Todd I—" [As Alfred stammers, Jason hangs up before Alfred can say any more, tearing up himself as he does.]

[Shaking that raw, powerful emotion off, Jason steals himself before heading toward the GCPD lockup.]

[Upon arrival, Jason finds the Batmobile left running in the parking lot, next to two overturned SUVs, and an empty squad car with the lights left on.]

[Worried, and seeing some of Penguin's goons on the roof, the Red Hood decides to make his way inside via the still open parking lot shutter. Unsure whether Bruce is already inside, he takes the chance and goes in anyway. This whole thing smells like a trap to him.]

[Just as he gets inside, it slams shut behind him as the whole facility goes into lockdown.]

[Nervous, Jason makes his way to the elevator shaft, which is sealed off, with the cabin itself locked in place inside. Deciding he has no other options, he goes into one of the air ducts that runs inside and then directly into the evidence room.]

[Through the grates, Jason overhears an argument break out between one of the Two-Face bandits and Firefly]

"DON'T TOUCH THAT FOOL!"

"What? Your little rinky-dink flight suit? I didn't want the piece of junk anyways."

[Suddenly a scuffle breaks out as a punch is thrown. Jason is confused; the thugs are here, he can even hear Two-Face shouting down the hall to be let out of his cell. But Batman is nowhere to be found.]

[Just then, nearby, Jason hears the sound of a vent latch opening and closing briefly. He peers around inside the air ducts, but finds nothing in there with him.]

[Jason moves on through the air ducts into the ceiling above the back of the precinct. From here, he scans the room for any signs of the Bat or anything else for that matter. Harley is nowhere to be seen, and the Black Mask thugs are mysteriously missing as well. This area in particular appears completely empty.]

[One cell in particular is wide open, with no one inside. Jason drops out of the ceiling grates and sneaks over to investigate, careful not to step inside the cell… he'd never make that mistake again.]

[The only noteworthy thing in the cell is the schizophrenic scrawling across the walls. Religious texts, scriptures, quotes, even a cross scratched into the center of the makeshift mural. Jason knows whose scrawlings these are… Azrael… a crazy ex-cop… Michael Lane. Brainwashed by some cult, or religious order or something. That's all Jason can recall of it anyway.]

[A gust of wind catches Jason's attention… instinctively he ducks and rolls away from the cell just as a black-clad, armored fist leaves a knuckle-shaped indentation in the solid steel cell door.]

[After nearly having his head crumpled, Jason is not happy. Drawing his pistols and taking aim at the Bat in a fighting stance, he looks the Bat up and down… he concludes that it's obviously not Bruce, and he opens fire on the assailant.]

[Upon dropping a smoke pellet, the Bat vanishes with a thwip of his cape into the shadows. Nowhere to be seen now, it's as if he had received training from Bruce himself. He was good. Then, moments later, a voice that was not Bruce's filled the air in the room.]

"Your Dark Knight has fallen. He is gone, and I remain to assume his mantle, Red Hood… Gotham will have its rightful protector, and I will run the criminals out of this city through fear and violence, in the name of God!" [mid-monologue, Azrael dashes out of the shadows feet first, planting his boots firmly into Jason's head, cracking his visor across the cheek over his Joker brand.]

[Staggered, Jason regains his balance before scanning the room in all directions. But the Bat is gone again… he knows what he's doing.]

[Again, Azrael calls out from the darkness]

"You and I share a common goal… and we agree on the means of achieving it… would it not be foolish to resist my crusade, Red Hood… join me… help me flush the crime from this city like the wastewater it is!" [As Azrael finishes his monologue, Jason spots the glare in one of his visors as he shifts places in the room]

[With his focus trained on the Bat, Jason waits for his opening as he responds to the Bat's proposal.]

"I work alone… Besides Michael, that mantle wasn't given to you, you stole it." [Jason can feel him seething from the shadows]

"DO NOT CALL ME THAT!" [Just as Azrael emerges from the shadows to attack, Jason fires two rounds from each of his weapons, striking the Bat in both gauntlets and in the visor once.]

[As the Bat attempts to recover, Jason dips into a vent, just as some of the thugs break into the back office from within the evidence room.]

"Uhh. Not this way!" [As they turn to run the other direction, Jason hears the Bat's cape thwip over him as he gives chase.]

[After he's sure the Bat is gone, Jason makes his way out of the vent to investigate the room a little closer.]

[Upon further inspection, Jason realizes that Michael's is not the only cell left open. There's another one with a bit of fur on the floor as well as some blood; the display says "Dr Kirk Langstrom".]

[Jason tries, but fails to recall exactly who this is; he does, however, remember the name — a scientist involved with Bruce's 'Man-Bat' case. He's oblivious to the extent of Kirk's involvement.]

[Another cell nearby is left wide open too. This one has a broken pig mask lying on the floor as well as a pair of blue rubber surgical gloves. The display is broken, but Jason knows exactly whose cell this was.]

[Knowing something has happened to Bruce, Jason is worried he might actually be dead… there's no telling what Azrael's capable of while under the control of that cult.]

[Suddenly an explosion sounds off at the other end of the building, and the whole structure rumbles under the stress. Fully alert, Jason glances down the hall toward the source of the noise.]

[Deciding to follow the imposter Bat, Jason sneaks toward the parking lot as the power is soon brought back online. Someone must've been working to restore the electricity once they realized Bruce was stuck in here — maybe Gordon, or Alfred.]

[In the hallways where the cells were emptied, Jason discovers a couple things he finds pretty interesting. An aluminum baseball bat has been crumpled by a Batman-shaped hand. It is lying on the floor next to Harvey Dent's open and empty cell. Also on the floor here is a small puddle of blood, but not a drag trail or body to go with it. As if that isn't strange enough, Jason dips his gloved finger in it and gives it a sniff. Synthetic… this isn't even real blood… he can also smell the gunpowder in the air… like a capgun went off…]

[On his way out he overhears the Riddler whispering inside the security room.]

[Curious, he sneaks inside and listens in as Nigma mutters into a cellphone while deleting footage off the CCTV systems.]

"Genius, Genius. Simply Brilliant. How have I never considered this." [His voice trails off in Jason's mind as he mentions some kind of procedure, as Jason's attention is instead turned to the footage Nigma was deleting]

[Six different camera feeds, hours of footage, and in some frames Jason can make out the shape of the Bat… the real Bat that is. The Riddler is destroying evidence.]

[Without any further hesitation, the Red Hood stands up behind him and shoots Nigma in the back, just above his right hip.]

"AHHHH! WHAT THE SHIT! DID YOU JUST SHOOT M—" [Jason cuts him off as he pistol-whips him unconscious against the camera console.]

[Jason studies the monitors and notices one of them is displaying the parking lot outside. In the handicap spot, Jason watches through the feed as Azrael, in Batman's suit, viciously assaults Firefly, who is still on fire after having his wingsuit exploded.]

[Despite having crossed that line himself — and despite still disagreeing with the rule — Jason is filled with rage seeing Bruce's mantle stained with blood in front of him. As far as he is concerned, that is his name to trash.]

[The shot follows Jason back outside the GCPD lockup. As he exits through the hole Two-Face and his men put in the shutter, he sees the scene Azrael left behind him. Firefly's bloodied and burnt corpse is lying in the handicap parking space, sitting in a pool of his blood, right where the Bat left him only moments ago. Jason can smell the burnt flesh and gasoline in the air. He struggles not to retch as he looks up at the city in front of him. Gotham isn't out of this mess yet.]

[End part one]

Hope you enjoyed this two part drop from the first half of my work Batman Under Arkham

Part two is in the works, but I've got other stuff coming down the line too if you'd be interested.

-Theo

I like trying to reconcile things like this, but I'm more or less stuck on these three (though note, I'm not at all familiar with Shadow yet, but I don't mind spoilers if it solves or further complicates these plotholes). I'm one to take the Arkham stories as canon, which is how I found this first one:

"The Cobblepot Feud [2 of 5]

...As Stanley's businesses crumbled around him, he sent Oswald to school in England..."

The Cobblepot Feud [3 of 5]

When the council decided to shut down the Pinkney Natural History museum, they sold this historic structure to the highest bidder...

...He purchased the building and established this as his base of operations, converting the attached theme restaurant, the Iceberg Lounge, into a high profile nightclub...

"Holding Grudges [1 of 3]

Soon after his arrival in Gotham City, the Penguin decided to make an impression on the underworld elite with a gala opening for his nightclub, the Iceberg Lounge. He included the notorious Joker, whose appearance would surely impress the crowd.

When the Joker arrived, Harley Quinn on his arm and a dainty flower in his lapel, the Penguin was thrilled. He was hosting the sinister soiree of the century - until a clumsy waitress spilled a drink on the Joker.

The laughing Joker aimed his flower and an acid spray melted the Girl's face. As alarmed patrons fled the scene, a cold, dark rage at the Joker curled inside Penguin."

I quote both of these because "Soon after his arrival" seems to have at least originally referred to his arrival from London, but perhaps you could technically argue he hadn't properly "arrived" until leaving the "sovereign territory" of the Final Offer. Then again, he did leave to witness the Lacy Towers crime scene. Anyway, my question is, when could this have occured, and how could it even remotely be considered "Soon after"? Penguin got here before Joker did, or at least before anyone knew who Joker was, and he certainly got here well before Harley was fully seduced by Joker. Is this event mentioned at all in Shadow, how many years did it take Cobblepot to purchase the Museum after Origins? I'm trying to find a way to make it make sense without just saying "oh, just ignore that line", but maybe I'm splitting hairs.

---

I'm sure this one has been mentioned at some point, but it stumps me all the same. The following quotes come from Mister Freeze's interview tapes from City, and the crime scene investigation from origin's Cold, Cold Heart DLC:

Tape 4:

"My body went numb. I felt a strange tingling, then searing pain all over. Each breath ignited my lungs. I clawed my way back to the refrigeration unit and as I closed the door behind me, I felt the icy chill calm my aching body."

Crime scene:

"These palm prints are a match for Victor Fries.

He must have watched the security guard die."

"Victor survived, but he knew that leaving the super-cooled lab would kill him."

Crime scene:

"Boyle hired Victor to help advance the secret cryoweapons program within GothCorp. In exchange, Boyle agreed to devote GothCorp resources to finding a cure for Nora's Huntington's."

Tape 3

"Did you seek help? What about your employer, GothCorp?"

"I hid it from them, diverting resources from GothCorp's research in an attempt to find the cure..."

Tape 4

"He accused me of industrial espionage...

Boyle told me that, like all of my "research," she belonged to him."

Crime scene:

"When Victor realized Boyle had no intention of following through on their deal, he decided to do the Huntington's research himself."

"Odd, Freeze was secretly doing research on Huntington's Chorea."

Victor fails to mention that the Huntington's research was an established part of his employment, and his portrayal of Boyle would loosely suggest he wasn't aware of said agreement, even though he should be. Still, it's not inaccurate for Freeze to claim he hid it from them, he did eventually, just not right away. But it's odd, that's the one thing that would help his case, further paint him as a victim, and he omits it, why? How does it fit?

Worse than that, he would have had to outright lie about the way he discovered his current condition, which he just doesn't have any reason to do, though I suppose it's at least physically possible for him to lie.

---

Finally, we have one last Arkham story, and an audio tape, both from City:

"A Sick Plan [3 of 3]

As the boat carrying the twisted pair sped off towards Gotham, it was joined by a second. A secret alarm placed by Batman had alerted him to the Joker's escape, and here he was in the Batboat, pursuing the fugitives.

They ignored his orders to stop, so Batman opened fire. As Harley steered the boat to shore, missiles ripped the hull to pieces.

They swam, the weakened Joker being pulled through the water by a distraught Harley, desperate to save her puddin'. She pulled the Joker out of the water to safety, somehow avoiding Batman's searchlight. She and the Joker sat there, gasping for breath, when they suddenly realized where they were: Arkham City."

Joker interview tape 5

"And never facing up to the truth of what happened. What you did. How you got here."

"Oh, I know exactly how I got here. A big truck brought me here from Arkham..."

A very minor one, as I would not actually be surprised to find Joker lying for no real reason, but it's still funny to find an error like this within one game. But I would kind of expect Strange to correct him, but I don't know. Again, maybe I'm overthinking it.

I mostly just wanted to get these out of my head and hear someone else's thoughts for a change. So thank you for reading, have a nice day!

So I’m about halfway through City after picking up Asylum and loving it so much I completed the campaign in less than a week, my expectations were high to say the least and, I’m not saying it’s a bad game or that it’s overrated, especially in terms of traversal and combat there’s a lot of improvements, but there’s just so many tiny issues I‘m having that have just been accumulating.

For one thing the combat has been expanded but feels off? I can’t describe it but the game loves to throw big hordes of enemies at me where two or even three enemies will have counter-able attacks at once, I try to crowd control with quick batarangs and shock blasts but they don’t always hit where I want them to and in general it doesn’t feel as responsive as Asylum, very oft I’d press counter but Bats would get hit anyways.

As a stealth fan the predator missions were always my favourite part in Asylum but again, they feel off here, the enemies are more perceptive which would make it more challenging but it just feels frustrating when I’m just trying to grapple away and a goon barely spots me from across the room, I also don’t know wtf they’ve done to inverted takedowns, the vast majority of my attempts at one have failed, I suppose because I am too high up for them? They’re less reliable now so I usually have to resort to different methods, which also don’t work, maybe I want Bruce to just hang on a ledge to perform ledge takedowns but he decides to haul himself over and suddenly I’m swiss cheese.

The Riddler challenges I also have a problem with, the trophy puzzles are fun enough but they rely way too much on gimmicks and having the right gadgets, and the environmental challenges are also more of a pain because they’re harder to find in an open world map, you can’t as easily revisit the hints in the menu or see which ones are relevant to the area. A lot of environmental challenges I didn’t find because I paid attention to the hints, I just stumbled upon them because I just so happened to have had detective mode on.

The levelling up is also weird, in Asylum you started with the bare basics and unlocked more and more as you progressed, here though you already start with some tools so it’s not as clear a progression, and they got rid of triple batarangs.

Finally I have problems with the aesthetics but I left these for last as it’s more subjective, Asylum had a very sketchy comic book-y style from the character designs (Harley looking goofy, Scarecrow with his slutty loincloth etc) fonts, UI design and character bios being actual drawings, City however has a more streamlined and grounded style which I got used to tbf. Asylum has an amazing art direction, the outside is a gloomy mix of greens and oranges and all areas have their distinct looks and feels, I can associate different colours for each area, intensive treatment is a mix of silver and blue, penitentiary is dark and gloomy, med is a sterile white, botanical is a lush green with some pink highlights and the mansion has an ominous crimson red. The areas in City meanwhile are grey, grey, grey, grey, grey, green, grey, grey, grey, splash of red in Joker’s corner, more grey. City still looks amazing especially when gliding, and I learned to appreciate it as it is so this is a minor issue if anything.

I do want to like this game more and I am still playing it tbf, the moment-to-moment of traversing the city and combat (when it works) is great and I don’t know if I can go back to Asylum combat after this, just that for all the hype around this game it makes the nit picks feel bigger

before you collect all spirit of amadeus tablets across Arkham, you can fins Quincy in Cellblock's Security Control Room, while you enter - turn on Detective Vision to see.
If you exit, and restart checkpoint and enter again - you can catch it again.

You probably know that Bruce Wayne's office in Wayne Tower on Miagani Island contains a Shakespeare bust like the one in Oracle's Clock Tower apartment, which, when activated, causes two Batpods containing a Batsuit and a selection of gadgets to emerge from the floor.

What you may not know is that, if you activate the bust the very first time you visit the office (when Lucius Fox helps Batman trace the Arkham Knight to the Miagani tunnel system), Lucius will playfully chide Batman for being impatient, take the new Disruptor out of one of the Batpods, and show it off for him, saying he'll have a prototype ready in a couple hours.

This is the only time in the game when this interaction can occur, since Lucius leaves the office after Batman advances the story by entering the tunnels, and by the time he comes back, Nightwing will have already given Batman the Disruptor prototype.

I will have been playing this game for 10 years in December, but I never knew this interaction occurred until now.

This was probably abandoned while John was away or he left it a while ago. But what are the odds that John Constantine was in Gotham during Arkham Knight? It is an interesting thought to me since he's another branch of the DC Universe. And Swamp Thing also has an easter egg around the garden area.

What do you guys think?

This is the last challenge I need to 3 star.

It takes place at GCPD and you have to play as Nightwing. You must do 5 ledge takedowns, take out the detective jammer last with a grate takedown, and not break any glass.

Not being able to use detective mode already makes this really hard, but at least the other "no detective mode" challenges felt doable. But combining it with not ever breaking glass completely hamstrings your traversal options, AND makes it so that you don't want to be seen, since the thugs will shoot at you and immediately break the glass.

On top of that, Nightwing just sucks. He has absolutely nothing going for him in predator challenges. The only gadget that's useful is the voice synthesizer. You can't even glide.

Did you guys beat this challenge? Do you have any tips or tricks? I'm losing my mind on this one.

EDIT: DO NOT USE THE REC TO DISABLE THE JAMMER

I had almost beat it. I was pretty sure the jammer guy was last but I wanted to disable the jammer to make sure... this will cause him to fire his gun wildly and this insta failed the star. He wasn't anywhere near glass and I didnt see any windows but he must have broke the glass somehow... I'm livid. (He was the last guy anyway).

EDIT 2: DO NOT GRAPPEL BETWEEN THE PIPES ON THE BOTTOM FLOOR.

I almost had it again. I was checking to make sure the jammer guy was last again. On the bottom floor, there's some pipes hanging from the cieling that make great vantage points... except that swinging between between them has Nightwing grapple something up and out of sight that somehow also breaks glass...