Phil Cook v2 wrote:
> I'm assuming your playing it at the higher difficulty where they don't 
> spider-sense telegraph their attacks. 

Actually, I almost never play games like this on anything but the easiest 
setting, even if they're fun enough to play multiple times. There just isn't 
enough of a difference in the game to make it worthwhile.

Altho I'll grant that other than Thief, Batman seems to have the most 
difference between easy and hard that I know of. Most games it's just 
"exactly the same, only you die faster."  In Thief, there were entire major 
chunks of levels you couldn't even get to on easy mode, let alone new goals 
and restrictions.

The one thing I haven't figured out is ... if batman is looking towards the 
left of the screen, and you want to punch someone on batman's right, do you 
punch upwards with the stick, or do you punch rightwards with the stick? The 
automation is good enough I haven't been able to isolate that information in 
a reliable way.

 > As you say it's so different to

Not even counting the stealth parts. I liked how they took you back to the 
same room a few times, but each time there was a major difference, like with 
the stuff on the gargoyles.

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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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