Sgt. Kabukiman
Banned
Nah. We get plenty of Batman content already. Injustice gives us the best of both worlds: a solid roster of Batman characters plus a Red Lantern and his blood-vomiting space cat.
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Another Injustice game, another "there may as well be a BATMAN fighting game" thread
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Spring-Loaded
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Were you reading my post, or were you looking at the woman in the red dress?
Look again.
NinjamicWZ
Banned
Looking at your vast roster, I'd take a sidescrolling beat 'em up with the Arkham aesthetic, the Guardian Heroes approach to enemies/NPC's and vast rosters (and Vs mode where no character is too underdeveloped or too ridiculous to play as), and the relatively straight forward, kick ass simplicity of something like Tekken 3's Force Mode.
That way we're not just getting too much of Netherealms formula or taking away from what Injustice is already doing to try and produce an EVO level moveset for Commissioner Gordon and Alfred, but they can still come through.
That way we're not just getting too much of Netherealms formula or taking away from what Injustice is already doing to try and produce an EVO level moveset for Commissioner Gordon and Alfred, but they can still come through.
By far
Sold.
Massive Duck. C.M.
Banned
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Yeah I'm honestly surprised they didn't make the sequel just about Batman, since that's what DC is sadly doing outside of their comic books lately.
Unless you read the comics diligently, the villains in the DCU not affiliated with Batman that people know about is an insanely short list. You can blame that on DC over-exposing Batman in pop culture over other options. Suicide Squad was "The Harley Quinn and Joker Movie" to most of its attendees and knew nothing of the rest of the characters, even something quintessentially Batman as Killer Croc.
It's a matter of poor exposure and no one but DC is to blame.
It's a matter of poor exposure and no one but DC is to blame.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
Exactly.
It's really weird when back then, even their original movies, had so much variety. Now they're all mostly batman or batman-sponsored. It sucks.
It's hilarious though when in the comics they're actually pretty diverse in portfolio and are actually selling well, but somehow the diversity and popularity didn't go so well to the non-comic book masses.
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
my main gripe about batman villains is that they are so indecisive whether they should be "grounded" or not.