#arkham saga

[albertonavajoart]

Professor Pyg

[riddlesandqueries]

Do you consider yourself friends with any of the orderlies or are they all pretty much jerks?

An important part of life in Arkham is to never, under any circumstances, consider the staff to be your friend. It’ll only hurt you both in the long long, and most certainly you more than them in most available outcomes.

Some are more pleasant than others and actually want to help, some have a sadistic streak and take it out on the addled, some are here for a paycheck…but none of them are here to be your friend, and if they’re trying to be, there’s something desperately wrong.

It doesn’t hurt to be reciprocally courteous, of course. The less they spit in your food, the less they’re targeted in the next riot…likewise, the less you antagonize them, the fewer occasions they find to put you in restraints.

Case in point, they’ve put me in slightly lighter security this time due to a good plea bargain and good behavior, which is why I can spend free time with relative civilians (Trudy has the dyed hair, and Scott’s the brunet, for those curious about the last photo). Lucky me, as I heard that the head of security has a real temper.

[i-own-a-bearshark]

I think that rocksteady should make a green arrow/black canary game, like in single player you can switch between the two on the fly, the have a CoOp mode where player 2 is black canary and it is set a few years after Arkham Knight and the primary plot is driven by their relationship, a more mature direction over past games (by which I am not slamming the arkham series, I love them to pieces but I think a story driven game where the two characters fulfil seperate res (black canary the cqb brawler and Green Arrow the ranged character) like the story is that following the batman's explosive finale non powered heroes are under extreme suspicion and thus Oliver and Dinah are hunted by the cops as well as dcs street level villains seeking vengeance