so, who did you choose to be. batfleck or comicbook batman?

[Calypso]

batfleck mean you don't care about criminal and will brutalize them as hard as possible. not kill but still hurt them bad enough. become a monster like BvS batman.

comicbook batman is straight. you love being good guy, try not to harm anyone much even though they are criminal and try to be heroes gotham deserve.

so, who did you choose to be? i choose batfleck cuz i like batman take on in BvS.

[Dr.Abscondus]

Didn't like batfleck, not because he was brutal but because he was dumb as a bag of hammers. It was so easy for Lex to play him. I always thought Batman was a little smarter than that.

[WanderinRaider]

Both Micheal Keaton's and Christian Bale's Batman have extensive body counts in their respective movies.

[Calypso]

Originally posted by MATT:

Both Micheal Keaton's and Christian Bale's Batman have extensive body counts in their respective movies.

telltales batman did not kill anyone so far tho.

[Calypso]

Originally posted by Dr.Abscondus:

Didn't like batfleck, not because he was brutal but because he was dumb as a bag of hammers. It was so easy for Lex to play him. I always thought Batman was a little smarter than that.

please stick to the topic. i did not ask your opinion on batman in BvS. i ask what's your batman's approrch in telltales games. did you just basically brutalize everyone or try to be soft but fast like in comic.

[Low Roar]

Originally posted by Dr.Abscondus:

Didn't like batfleck, not because he was brutal but because he was dumb as a bag of hammers. It was so easy for Lex to play him. I always thought Batman was a little smarter than that.

I think that was the whole point. They wanted to show how mentally unstable and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up batman was during BVS. If you noticed, before the nightmare scene batman takes medicine and later on drinks alcohol. I may not be an expert but mixing alcohol with medicine doesnt sound like a good idea.

OT: I love batfleck because I love frank miller's TDKR batman. I broke the thug's arm and brutalized Falcone. Breaking the thug's arm sounds like the classic kevin conroy batman (arkham series) would do too. Batman won't kill you but he'll make sure you experience pain. I want the criminals to fear batman.

P.S: "He's young, he'll walk again." ( yeah that was a reference)

[Illudium]

I like the idea of developing a progression as the episodes go on. Begin Episode 1 as the younger, more inexperienced Bats, a creature of rage barely holding himself together, causing pain and suffering as though it will bring his parents back.

As the game wears on, have him mature, show a bit more restraint, focus more on intimidation as he acquires a cause greater than just vengeance. Assuming they actually introduce showcase main rogues as the game goes on, seeing those nutjobs from the outside could be a good motivation for him to take a harsh look at his own methods.

[WanderinRaider]

I kept it balanced, non fatal brutality.

[em_t_hed]

isnt it logical to say that batman, if he doesn't kill, would resort to guerilla tactics naturally? so this concept of dark knight vs comic book... seems rather juvenile

[Kaiser Ducky]

Originally posted by Vic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Mackey:

comicbook batman is straight. you love being good guy, try not to harm anyone much even though they are criminal and try to be heroes gotham deserve.

... Has anyone ever actually read the comics? In one of the earliest Batman comics, Batman hangs a mental patient from a helicopter, saying "he's probably better off dead." In another comic, he punches a criminal into a sword, which impales him in the back of his neck (obviously, that would be fatal). Another instance of Batman's brutality is when he crushed someone with a car in a junkyard.

There's many more too, and all it takes is a simple Google search to find them. Comic book Batman is brutal as hell. And when you think about it, so is the Arkham Batman. "I won't directly kill anyone, but I'll break half the bones in their body... outside, in the snow, during city lock-down, and miles away from the nearest hospital." Let's face it, "Batfleck" is actually pretty calm and stable compared to the others q:

[Calypso]

Originally posted by Kaiser Ducky:

Originally posted by Vic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Mackey:

comicbook batman is straight. you love being good guy, try not to harm anyone much even though they are criminal and try to be heroes gotham deserve.

... Has anyone ever actually read the comics? In one of the earliest Batman comics, Batman hangs a mental patient from a helicopter, saying "he's probably better off dead." In another comic, he punches a criminal into a sword, which impales him in the back of his neck (obviously, that would be fatal). Another instance of Batman's brutality is when he crushed someone with a car in a junkyard.

There's many more too, and all it takes is a simple Google search to find them. Comic book Batman is brutal as hell. And when you think about it, so is the Arkham Batman. "I won't directly kill anyone, but I'll break half the bones in their body... outside, in the snow, during city lock-down, and miles away from the nearest hospital." Let's face it, "Batfleck" is actually pretty calm and stable compared to the others q:

you did have a point there. still doesn't change what people think when they talk about batman tho.

[Burn]

It felt like Cartman's "The ♥♥♥♥" when I was chasing Catwoman and had to reply to her question "why are you doing this?". All the answers were replies that "The ♥♥♥♥" could've given, so I was just silent.

[Master Zone]

Originally posted by Vic ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Mackey #NOPOGO:

batfleck mean you don't care about criminal and will brutalize them as hard as possible. not kill but still hurt them bad enough. become a monster like BvS batman.

comicbook batman is straight. you love being good guy, try not to harm anyone much even though they are criminal and try to be heroes gotham deserve.

so, who did you choose to be? i choose batfleck cuz i like batman take on in BvS.

Remember Ben's batman is old, witnessed Robins death, tired and sick of it all. I remember there being a comic batman like that.