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I -do- think that an option to disable the slow-mo would be excellent, but c'mon guys.
2-people already know it's not a performance thing.
3-the slow-mo in both the arkham games and shadow of mordor are very smooth. The one in this game is not and some people, me included, find it disruptive/distractive. It's not about misunderstanding the feature, it's about disliking it.
I rest my case
if you can't tolerate it. too bad for you .
Fragment the action and the player DON'T "feel" the HIT . I'ts irritating.
Sorry for my bad english