They actually claim the game will be finished. Just that additional content will be released later.
That is different.

When it works on you, you don’t notice... that is the point. ;)

I’m not sure about the refunds theory but there is something else suspicious.

The target audience is kids but it’s not “kids you know”.

Most people consider multiplayer dead when there are empty servers and no games running.
Games which are technically impossible to play clearly can’t be revived without substantial effort. This is the more practical sense of reviving games that are unplayed but still good.

I’m still playing Evolve two nights a week with a premade group.

A large chunk of the riddle-building in Arkham Knight is done Post-evacuation.
Half of the riddles/trophies aren’t even in the game until you progress through the game.
TBH when i first started playing I was worried there was no riddles at all and just before I hit the end the map practically turned green.

It’s a shame that you’re finding the side content bloated or grindy when, when you delve into it, it is really high quality side content imo.

So have the nemesis thugs be the main villains lieutenants.

Just typinda response and avoiding the comments for spoilers.
I’m 90% sure who Knight is but not had in-game confirmation yet but I just wanted to say “YES!”
I’m still optimistic that Rocksteady will patch an official way to do this and/or include traditional challenge maps but until they do, this is exactly why I got…

I’ve been looking forward to this since it was announced a while back.

I thought this was officially the end of the Arkham series now.
Origins was the one off-beat title that made it semi-annual but i’m not convinced that was considered a succesful experiment.

Quick question though, now they’re not selling it, what is the new release date and can we pre-order it? ;)

Ironically, I’m so glad I DID pre-order now. Otherwise I wouldn’t be able to play it now.

It doesn’t on my PC. :D

Count me among the “select few”.
Bear in mind the numbers are not transparent. Those affected are vocally more apparent than those not.
In fact, if you did a straight comparison of number of units sold against number of people observably complaining you’d likely find it’s not the majority having apparent issues, just…

“Open world”, I understand is a dirty word, i’d apply it most heinously to Just Cause games myself(though i’m still optimistic about the next one), however, they are just a type of game that is still in its early development phases. We’re just seeing games capable of really making full use of truely open world…

Quite sensibly so really. It’s usually tax that knocks it into the odd prices you can’t give change for.

Doesn’t this only apply to cash transactions

Yeah! “Glitch!”
It’s totally not something one of the developers switched on to have a giggle over with his mates and forgot to turn off for the build.