scarecrow is probably the the best villian for arkham knight

[penguin]

the way the handled him might not be the best but it was good enough

that was the smartest way to bring back joker and to have him talk to you over the points of the game just made the environment feel more dense. the final part where you play as joker was sick aswell and it was very new and unique to me.

ive heard a lot of people say scarecrow was a bad villain but whats your idea on it?

[penguin]

also with the added fact that things did not even had to be real anymore. they can just make missions where you see things like monsters etc while its jsut killer croc (i did not play earlier games so idk why hes not in here) and make the game LOOK a lot more scarier than it is. If anyone askes why they look different we can jsut say its scarecrows toxin. He had a lot of potential. Littrally anything made with imagination woudve worked. its sad the militia thing jsut ruins the game. When most of the game is just opening bridges and bringing batmobile in

[Devsman]

I agree that Scarecrow was a great pick

But honestly they should have let Joker just be dead instead of making the whole game really about him anyway.

[unholyghost842]

Originally posted by Devsman:

I agree that Scarecrow was a great pick

But honestly they should have let Joker just be dead instead of making the whole game really about him anyway.

Agreed, honestly even just having this be red hood, Hush, Azreal and Scarecrow would have been enough.

Red hood could be the lingering scars of the Joker, the past coming to haunt him with Hush. And Scarecrow and Azreal being a fear of the future/unknown.

But I mean... at least the joker's comments give a lot of interesting insight into Bruce's state of mind and darkest/most selfish thoughts during the game

[Devsman]

Originally posted by unholyghost842:

Originally posted by Devsman:

I agree that Scarecrow was a great pick

But honestly they should have let Joker just be dead instead of making the whole game really about him anyway.

Agreed, honestly even just having this be red hood, Hush, Azreal and Scarecrow would have been enough.

Red hood could be the lingering scars of the Joker, the past coming to haunt him with Hush. And Scarecrow and Azreal being a fear of the future/unknown.

But I mean... at least the joker's comments give a lot of interesting insight into Bruce's state of mind and darkest/most selfish thoughts during the game

It's true. They did do a good job with it.