[Monolith]

Originally Posted by Gabe

Rocksteady doing the same thing again game named city then no real city map just a bigger asylum but catwoman fun at least.

So, is that a complaint? I can't see why.

[Gabe]

No complaint,my expectations from a city title is different.

[Oscar]

How long is this game? Asylum was LONG. I felt some of the impetus was lost by the end simply by virtue of the sheer length.

[Interplay]

Originally Posted by Oscar

How long is this game? Asylum was LONG. I felt some of the impetus was lost by the end simply by virtue of the sheer length.

The story campaign seemed at least as long and probably longer than Asylum's. However, there are a ton of extra side missions which can sidetrack you for a good LONG while. Also, there are like 400 or something Riddler trophies to find this time (even if you find 'em pretty quick, that takes a while). All in all, I poured a lot of hours into this game and loved every second. (I'm still basking in the afterglow, even after going back and replaying Asylum afterwards).

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by Interplay

The story campaign seemed at least as long and probably longer than Asylum's. However, there are a ton of extra side missions which can sidetrack you for a good LONG while. Also, there are like 400 or something Riddler trophies to find this time (even if you find 'em pretty quick, that takes a while). All in all, I poured a lot of hours into this game and loved every second. (I'm still basking in the afterglow, even after going back and replaying Asylum afterwards).

Its funny, to think AA could feel long and you lose interest seems kind of wrong. Environments change, so much to do, many enemy types, adventure elements, side quests, varied content, etc. Its a work of art.

[Interplay]

Originally Posted by Monolith

Its funny, to think AA could feel long and you lose interest seems kind of wrong. Environments change, so much to do, many enemy types, adventure elements, side quests, varied content, etc. Its a work of art.

Yeah, don't misunderstand me. I pointed out the length of the game to show how much bang for your buck you get. I don't think there's a boring second in either game. What really impresses me after replaying the first one is how different they really are. The sequel keeps throwing out unique scenarios that really keep things interesting to the end.

[Monolith]

Originally Posted by Interplay

Yeah, don't misunderstand me. I pointed out the length of the game to show how much bang for your buck you get. I don't think there's a boring second in either game. What really impresses me after replaying the first one is how different they really are. The sequel keeps throwing out unique scenarios that really keep things interesting to the end.

I read a review that stated the in AC, the side quests and unique instances over shadowed the point of the main arc.

[DustyShinigami]

*Bump*

Looks like we could actually be getting some story-based DLC at last!