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She was close to murder in btas. I don't remember why, but she had a man tied up and was dropping him to his death before Batgirl saved him.
You know, I don't think Rocksteady was too thrilled that Batman: Arkham Origins came to fruition. They clearly told WB to wait three years for a sequel to City but WB couldn't let the money slip away.It’s worth noting that the last game, Arkham Origins, is by Warner Brothers Montreal not Rocksteady who don’t see it as canon.
Something before training with the League of Shadows?I don't blame Rocksteady for dismissing it...
That would be like WB bringing out a new Batman movie in 2011, set in the early-ish years of the Nolanverse (And using all of Nolan's sensibilities).
Wishful thinkingRocksteady does seem to be ending it on their own terms like you mentioned and will in all likelihood move onto a new IP after this. I don't get the feeling that they want to work on any other DC property/characters. Their love was with Batman and Batman alone.
They offered advice and helped Wb Montreal with it. Not too mention their "new" Batman looks a lot like AO Batman. They probably consider it Canon but won't care if their is continuity problems. Which I don't see how that would ever play into it. Also on a somewhat joking side they're probably jealous that Montreal took their franchise and actually told a really great story.
While "Origins" lacked Rocksteady's polish and gameplay sensibilities, it absolutely destroyed "Asylum/City" on a storytelling level. My main concern with "Arkham Knight" is the the story. Sefton Hill obviously knows Batman, but his writing and story-crafting skills are an unknown. Martin Lancaster on the other hand wrote "Crysis 2" and "Killzone: Shadowfall". Both of which were godawful on a story level.
Then again, the "Assassin's Creed" writers really surprised me with their work on "Arkham Origins".
Not sure what to think about the "Truly a New Gen Game", this needs to be experienced to know if it's worth the excitement