[SPOILERS] Deadshot Fight

[Blewris]

First of all I want to say that I'm extremely disappointed that not all assassins were part of the main story. When basically all they've mentioned when they've talked about the game is the eight assassins you kinda expect to face them at some point during the story.

Both Deadshot and Shiva are side missions. Shiva atleast gets introduced via the story so you know where she is if you want to fight her. And then we have the Electrocutioner... funny at first but when he returns and instantly gets killed without any further confrontation with him it sucked. Sure it worked for the story but I expected to fight him.

Back to Deadshot. I just finished the fight and are they ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ serious? Did they really think the Catwoman/Two-Face fight was so good in AC that they had to waste one of the assassins on it? It was without a doubt the worst part about the game I've encountered so far.

Going to pay a visit to Shiva now, hope she has something better to offer.

[Jim]

Electrocutioner was a disappointment, he got KO'ed by Batman so easily even with the epic entrance.

[Yeshalot]

the first fight is story tho...

[Lemonwood]

I like the deadshot fight, I like the predator aspect of it. For me I like using every gadget and technique I can do in a predator map. That boss fight was challenging for me and I enjoy it.

[Blewris]

Originally posted by Yeshalot:

the first fight is story tho...

The electrocutioner fight yes, that's what I meant was funny. When you heard over the radio that he was up and escaped you kind of assume "oh okay I'll fight him later" but then he dies. Still worked for the story. Didn't really care about it earlier but the Deadshot fight pissed me off :P

Found a crime in progress involving a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of ninjas so I'm happy again :)

[Terminator54]

The Deadshot fight would be a lot less of a PITA if it gave you a save point or two during the fight, as do most of the other Batman Arkham boss fights that have multiple stages. It's just ridiculous to have to go back to the very beginning just because you get spotted by the all-seeing, reflect -off-anything-and-everything-in-the-room laser beam. Do real lasers behave like that? Seems exaggerated, but what do I know? :)