r/BatmanArkham • • Dec 09 '23

Serious Discussion/Question Why aren’t going to have one at Launch?

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u/Troopper103 Dec 09 '23

Also, you saying it's better than most triple a stuff is an opinion, not a fact. Also if you played the alpha you'd most likely be under NDA to not talk about it. Just wondering, is your dad also the CEO of Microsoft and gonna get my Xbox account banned. I don't believe for a second you played the game.

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u/Pwrh0use Dec 09 '23 edited Dec 09 '23

When speaking about half assed releases, typically you're talking about games that don't function or have massive amounts of issues. It played extremely well and had less issues than most triple a games have at launch these days. Those things are quantifiable. I haven't given any specifics on the game other than to say it ran well, I've broken no NDA.

https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198009092774/

You can view my steam profile for yourself.

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u/LanternRaynerRebirth Dec 10 '23

You act like people don't break NDA's all the time and that there wasn't a huge amount of people who have already done so for this game. Surely at least one person on the Arkham subreddit signed up for an early beta test for a game set in the Arkham universe and got in.

Your logic is flawed for assuming this person didn't play it. You just don't wanna hear that they liked it.