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I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
The one with weapons too. Like Jess said, anyone with a knife, a gun or something to toss is first priority. The pipe is okay though.
I was speaking idiomatically. |
Just finished the game. It was unbelievably awesome! I just don't know how they're gonna top this one (if they do actually make a sequel). Including all those easter eggs was a great idea, and I had fun searching for every one.
Are the endings random? I got... Spoiler:
Also, I've read online that there was supposedly something interesting in Arkham Mansion after completing the game, regarding the body..... Spoiler:
Mark Hamill will always be my favorite Joker. Some of the lines he had were funny as hell! One of my favorites: Come on, boys, he's just one man! One man dressed like a lunatic and armed to the teeth. (giggles) Go get him! What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?
"This job would be great if it wasn't for the f@#$ing customers!!"
- Randall to Dante (Clerks) |
There are three endings, all random.
I finally got 100% in challenges, the last extreme combat challenge was surprisingly a bitch. Every time I went through it I ended up with 48k points and only increased by a mere 100 points every time. Pretty much had to pull off 40x hit combos in the first and third round to finally get sixty thousand. Practicing these changes makes story mode much easier, you can pull off perfect combos all the time. The predator challenges were pretty easy once you knew what to do and they were more fun than the combats. Theres new DLC on the way this thursday. It's only going to be two new challenges but I have nothing else to do with this game so I may as well try em out. The combat style of this game looks like it would be good for a co-op side scroll brawler so I was hoping some feature like that. FELIPE NO New Record! |
The three secret endings are:
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I beat it. Love the level of difficulty on Normal. Love the voice acting. Love pretty much everything about it. I doubt I'll bother with all the challenge things, because I largely don't care about that stuff. However, an absolute blast to play. Two thumbs way, WAY up. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? John Mayer just asked me, personally, through an assistant, to sing backup on his new CD. |
Understandable not necessarily caring about the challenge rooms, but I'd say give them a look as they're actually a lot of fun and do provide a nice set of challenges based on two of the core gameplay elements. There is a lot of satisfaction to be had from pulling of some mammoth combos and clearing a room whilst dealing with knife or stun-baton wielding bastards.
It's good to see a whole bunch of people here have been playing the game, but it still feels like too few. This is a great game and far too many people for my liking on GFF seem to be overlooking it. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Not everyone is a fan of Batman, or maybe they are playing but they just don't want to talk about it. I started the game on Hard difficulty at the beginning of the week and completed it today. Playing through the challenge maps really prepared me for it. I probably would have died much more than I did.
I might play through it a third time down the road so I can get the rest of the trophies I missed. I also like that little scrolling update at the bottom of the title screen saying how many days are left until the free DLC comes out. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
(My computer could also stand to be a little more powerful, but that leads us back to the money issue.) This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
I had problems doing combos for a while until I settled down and tried not to button mash. Batman flew across the room and destroyed my combos when I button mashed at random enemies (I kept getting low 30s, but then Batman would punch air randomly, or he would kick someone instead of countering and do the counter pose to break the combo).
Slowing it down to about a button press a second instead of four a second made it easier to think out a strategy as I was going from one enemy to the next. Still working on the fighting challenge rooms, but I thought the predator challenge rooms were a blast. I also need to try Freeflow Perfection (doing one of each move in a single combo). Not really looking forward to it honestly, though I hear it isn't as bad as it seems. As for the story itself, I thought it was great. Spoiler:
Anyway, working on plowing through the game on hard this weekend. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
No being funny, but I don't see how you were making it to low 30s of a combo by mashing buttons 4 times a second. This is certainly a game that has no place for any kind of button mashing in its fighting stuff and any sort of mashing lead to a very quick combo-breaker in my early experience with the game.
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Ended up getting the x40 in one of the challenges after I figured out how to critical hit people at will. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
Though it only applies to PS3 owners, I got the 40 hit combo in one of Joker's Combat Challenge Rooms. The guards seem to be easier to deal with because none of them carry those bullshit knives and stun batons. It's wholly possible to get it in the part Ryuu mentioned, but it's harder because of the cramped area.
Freeflow Perfection isn't that hard to get. I suggest trying it on the first Extreme level. You can do it in the first round. FELIPE NO |
I actually got the 40x combo on my second playthrough on hard mode when batman first enters the mansion and the thugs are looking for the notes. There were plenty of them across the room, it took some trial and error but I got it.
As WolfDemon said, the first extreme challenge is ideal for freeflow perfection. They don't have guns, or knives or anything so it's pretty simple. I always start off with the batclaw since that leave you the most vulnerable in the middle of a fight so it's safest to use it right away. I also have the habit of double tapping for a quick batarang and that destroys the combo so just make sure to give one quick tap. I usually only use it after a counter or a takedown because the action slows down enough that I can rotate the camera and plan out where to throw it and then attack the next enemy and possibly get a ground takedown this way. It sounds complicated at first but once you get the flow of batmans gadgets and combat style it becomes easier to know when to use them. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? New Record! |
My problem is that I've had issues executing the throw and take down moves. I don't know if it's my friend's controller or I'm just doing it wrong, but I can't seem to execute them well when I'm given the prompt to.
Jam it back in, in the dark. |
There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Has anyone been able to download the new maps today? I keep checking the PS Store and the only DLC available is the Joker Challenge Maps, but nothing about Insane Knight.
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PSN updates are screwy, usually updates at 6 eastern time.
I tried the new maps, I like the freeflow challenge. It's like the scarecrow challenge except you keep going until you drain your life instead of a one hit knockout. Those little grabbing bastards are actually in the challenge and this time they are actually annoying as fuck. You can't get an instant takedown on them, you have to get a ground takedown but good luck with that because 10 other enemies will stop you. The predator one is pretty hard too, not sure how to get the 3 medals yet. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? New Record! |
After a x3 in a combo, just time your presses, one per enemy, instead of mashing them, and they'll land as critical hits (giving you the +2 instead of the +1 for any other hit). Simple enough. Just practice in the challenge rooms if you're having trouble, but it's pretty straight forward and make getting x40 really, really easy. I was speaking idiomatically. |
Isn't it x5 and then CCS kicks into gear?
My highest was 27.. on normal gameplay. Will do challenges soon. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
Usually for me, it's x3 punches to one enemy, which knocks him down. Countering a second enemy, which brings me up to x4, and then critical striking everyone after that with regular attacks. To my knowledge, doing other moves (throws, takedowns, ground & pounds, etc.) shouldn't have an effect on your ability to get critical strikes, but they won't register as one. So, if you're trying for x40, it may be easier just punching and countering (with maybe some jumping or stunning if you really want). Also, Sewer Bat Challenge (Extreme) - 1st Round was where I got my x40 trophy (PS3). FELIPE NO |
The new challenge maps dlc were pretty intense. That combat one where you keep fighting until you collapse was fun. Heck, I could play that over and over!
The predator map was cool too, though I'm not sure how to do the one task of doing an inverted takedown while smashing through the glass floors? Are you supposed to blow up the glass first or something? Or do you just go through? And is it through both floors or just one? Either way, it just doesn't seem to work.... What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?
"This job would be great if it wasn't for the f@#$ing customers!!"
- Randall to Dante (Clerks) |
It would only work for me through the top glass floor. What you want to try to do is start off by going through the vents. You'll come up behind a wall you can blow up with the explosive gel on the floor that's between the two glass floors. Spray the gel on that wall, then make your way out of the vents and up to the gargoyles. Swing over to the gargoyle that is above the glass floors.
Now at this point, I got lucky and the guard was underneath me so I was able to do the inverted takedown through the glass without having to blow up the wall. However if you're not that lucky, go ahead and blow up the wall and the inmates will go to inspect. That's your best chance to get at least one inmate directly underneath you for the inverted takedown and just hope it's not the guy in red because you want to take him out last as per the objectives. It took me a bit to figure out. I was unable to go through both glass floors for the inverted takedown, nor was i able to blow the top glass floor and do the inverted takedown on an inmate through the bottom glass floor. I hope that helps. And yes, the new DLC maps are great. It was a pain in the ass though on the endless one since they included the crazies. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
God, you people suck.
"This game is so great." "This game is so awesome." Just bought another game I don't know when to squeeze in. Should arrive in a week or so for my PS3 There's nowhere I can't reach. |
I'm the other way around, I played Ys I & II on the weekend, waiting for the game to arrive in the mail. Didn't arrive on Monday, so I started Oath in Felghana, thinking it would still take a while to get here. Arrived yesterday to minirage. Luckily finished Oath last night so it's Batman tiem tonight~
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |