[OOC] DC Universe: Gods Among Us (Always Open)

[Lord Wraith]

@Lord Wraith, Nightwing's accepted. That sample post is bloody intense.

@GreenGrenade

Thanks! I shall begin work on an introduction post then.

[GreenGrenade]

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Thanks! I shall begin work on an introduction post then.

@Lord Wraith

Cool beans.

I'll start working on my second post tomorrow. I already have it outlined, all I need to do is to actually sit down and write the thing. I also want to see who here likes the two post introductory arc rule. If nobody will miss it, I'll remove it. No more sitting in a dark corner of the RP's universe waiting until you can collab with someone. Seeing how most people have already started their introductory arcs, this will apply more to their second characters, rather than their current ones. Let me know what you think.

[Hillan]

I've yet to finish either of my sheets. Lots of things keeps getting in the way. But I am still dreaming about working on the sheets. Should have time to sit down and hammer em' out on Monday or Tuesday.

[GreenGrenade]

I've yet to finish either of my sheets. Lots of things keeps getting in the way. But I am still dreaming about working on the sheets. Should have time to sit down and hammer em' out on Monday or Tuesday.

@Hillan

I patiently await their completion.

[Ruby]

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Cool beans.

I'll start working on my second post tomorrow. I already have it outlined, all I need to do is to actually sit down and write the thing. I also want to see who here likes the two post introductory arc rule. If nobody will miss it, I'll remove it. No more sitting in a dark corner of the RP's universe waiting until you can collab with someone. Seeing how most people have already started their introductory arcs, this will apply more to their second characters, rather than their current ones. Let me know what you think.

@GreenGrenade

Could do without it.

[Enarr]

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Cool beans.

I'll start working on my second post tomorrow. I already have it outlined, all I need to do is to actually sit down and write the thing. I also want to see who here likes the two post introductory arc rule. If nobody will miss it, I'll remove it. No more sitting in a dark corner of the RP's universe waiting until you can collab with someone. Seeing how most people have already started their introductory arcs, this will apply more to their second characters, rather than their current ones. Let me know what you think.

@GreenGrenade

I'm for removing it, not that it's really a bad thing, and not that we don't need introductions, but I like the freedom and availability to immediately begin collabing, especially if you have a legacy character. Speaking of which, Tim is almost ready.

[Lord Wraith]

I'll start working on my second post tomorrow. I already have it outlined, all I need to do is to actually sit down and write the thing. I also want to see who here likes the two post introductory arc rule. If nobody will miss it, I'll remove it. No more sitting in a dark corner of the RP's universe waiting until you can collab with someone. Seeing how most people have already started their introductory arcs, this will apply more to their second characters, rather than their current ones. Let me know what you think.

@GreenGrenade

Being that the RP is taking place in what could be essentially called 'Year Six' introductions seem a bit redundant. Were this a Zero Year RP or even Year One, introductions would make sense but for our purposes most major heroes should be established. If you're particularly fond of the rule you could enforce it on Legacy character however cutting them off from collaborating is risky. Characters like Robin, Speedy, Aqualad etc are heavily dependent upon their mentor but others like Blue Beetle II, Jon Stewart or Black Canary II merely assumed the identity of an older hero and work primarily on their own.

All in all, I'm against any rule that limits how many posts I have to create for an arc especially considering the fandom we're emulating often has crossovers and arcs that last anywhere from three to six issues (Not sure if I can think of an arc higher than six issues as that would have been half a year. I suppose cross title events easily can count as well over six issues though.) so that said limiting a character to a two issue introduction just seems like a bad idea in general. Nightwing was originally reintroduced in a four issue mini series before his 90's monthly kicked off.

TL:DR I vote it be axed.

[Blue Demon]

I'll just cite what everyone else is saying.

And... Looks like I'm still busy today. I'll try to squeeze time in tomorrow and get my first post up.

[Lord Wraith]

I found this handy map of Blüdhaven that I'm going to go by for most of my posts.

I'll likely add it to my CS at some point.

[Morden Man]

So is this thing closed or not? It says "full" but I've seen people post applications since then. Maybe they've been grandfathered in from before the decision to declare the game full and I glossed over it. Just wondering because I wouldn't mind getting involved in this if there's still space. (And I'm not wholly sure why there wouldn't be with so many marque characters still missing from the game!)

[Blue Demon]

So is this thing closed or not? It says "full" but I've seen people post applications since then. Maybe they've been grandfathered in from before the decision to declare the game full and I glossed over it. Just wondering because I wouldn't mind getting involved in this if there's still space. (And I'm not wholly sure why there wouldn't be with so many marque characters still missing from the game!)

@Morden Man

I'm going to be a party pooper and officially make this a full RP.

@GreenGrenade

As of page 22.

[Morden Man]

Thanks for clarifying.

I guess I'll have to observe from a distance then.

[Architect]

Yeah... About that... Does... That mean I should just scrap my Cap Marvel idea?

[Lord Wraith]

Thanks for clarifying.

I guess I'll have to observe from a distance then.

@Morden Man

I don't see why Green Grenade wouldn't consider accepting another enthusiastic player.

Yeah... About that... Does... That mean I should just scrap my Cap Marvel idea?

@Architect

Hillan wasn't tagged in the exceptions and is still allowed to apply so I would think since you've been here since the beginning pretty much you're safe to still apply.

Keep in mind I'm just a player though, I have no authority.

[Enarr]

Thanks for clarifying.

I guess I'll have to observe from a distance then.

@Morden Man

Too bad, man. Love roleplaying with you. For all those who don't know, he writes the best Daredevil ever.

Feel bad doing this in front of someone who, so far as I know, can't apply, but it's finished. @Hillan@Blue Demon@Blacksam3091@Lord Wraith

Red Robin App

NAME:

Timothy Jack Drake

ALIAS:

Red Robin

ORIGIN:

Jack and Janet Drake found themselves in a problematic situation in the winter of 2001. Janet had just given birth to a healthy baby boy. He was perfect, but Mom and Dad were troubled with the opposite condition. As a wealthy globetrotting businessman associated with Thomas Wayne, and much later Bruce, Jack had far too much to do to constantly watch over his son, and his wife was in similar straits, but that was no problem money couldn't solve!

While Jack and Janet would randomly disappear into the Caribbean islands or be summoned to a business meet south of Olympus, Tim was left with nanny after nanny. By the time he'd learned to walk, he's done so in an empty room. Similar patterns followed for years. He learned to toss a ball with the help. But he strove to do so very well, the few times dad was home, Jack was impressed.

Classically many youths acted out or rebelled to attract their parents attention, but Tim was fine being away from his parents more or less. He'd grown used to it. He preferred to have their respect over their attention, so he concentrated his entire being into developing a reputation and farming positive reports of his achievements to be heard by his parents.

He aced nearly every test he took on a computerized home schooling program for years. While he was very capable and competent to do so, he'd actually cheated by using the internet to obtain answers to his tests and solutions to his problems. However, he legitimately conditioned himself to incredible physical fitness that never ceased to amaze his instructors and parents.

When he was nine years old, Tim was rewarded for his academic achievements by being treated to a night on the town which ended at Haly's Circus, a place he'd been several times before but this visit was special, or at least indubitably eventful. Incredibly, his parents had managed to arrange a picture taken with his themselves and Dick Grayson by Tim's side. Afterward, his family settled into their seats to catch the performance until they were shocked to watch The Flying Graysons fall from up high, their wire had snapped!

Tim wanted terribly to console Dick, but his parents insisted that he really needed space. So they left, but his parents were later consulted as witnesses. A flood of footage concerning their previous performances was shown on the news in the next few days. Tim tried writing to Dick, but gave up after his parents insisted that it would be of no good. However, his heart went out to Dick, but he had no choice but to simply watch and learn about the boy.

Drake was inspired by Grayson's performances to the point that it met him in his dreams. He was unsure if it was merely the Baadder Meinhof phenomenon or he was legitimately seeking the champion acrobat out. Thus, he requested from his parents that he be granted gymnastic lessons, and he was. Whenever he wasn't schooling or eating, he'd be swinging on the trapeze or running a gauntlet built in a former automotive garage purchased miles away from the city.

Day by day he trained, steadily growing faster, stronger, and more intuitive as his skill was sharpened against a crag of passion in his soul. He had no one to train against, and eventually he wanted to drive the arrangements further than the insurance, and by extension paternal, authorities would allow. So he began to freerun in The Narrows of Gotham City, vaulting over alleyways and eventually mastering his art to the point he was given an opportunity to meet David Bell. At this point he began a 'career' as a Youtuber, showcasing both his physical skill and digital dexterity by editing videos like a pro, attracting over 100,000 subscribers.

While freerunning captured his passion, everyone's attention was on the true competitions. So when he was thirteen years old he entered a national gymnastic circuit, outshining all local competitors as though he were a quasar among lightning bugs. After three months, he won and was shown victorious on national news channels. But then he set his sights elsewhere.

In 2015 he purposely weaned off of Youtube, letting his celebrity status die down. The Batman had drafted a new assistant, a Robin. Tim was attentive enough to the scraps of received footage to know that this Robin was a far cry from the original assistant he'd fought alongside. That set a precedent that the boy would capitalize on.

Batman needs a Robin, he noted to himself. At this point, he cannot function properly without one. Robin is an anchor, a long arm and extension of the Bat himself. The more Robins there are, the more effective he will be. After all, when accurate details on his operations are already sporadic, who could validly claim that he doesn't send his Robin minions off to war.

Thus, he began. Unable to match the outfit of the previous Robin, he decided to go with a darker color palette, something more exciting and aggressive. Psychologically speaking, green is calm, yellow is pleasant, but red is aggressive and black is terrifying. He dyed a skydiver's wingsuit scarlet and built a costume around that before setting out. On top of the uniform itself, he added a cushion below a layer of specifically warped panels of form-fitting steel to wrap around himself.

He made use of a 3D printer to create batarangs for himself while engineering a telescoping staff that he could use in his own defense. After setting himself up sufficiently, he dove into action targeting The Condiment King, a dangerous criminal themed around condiments who was rarely accepted as a the legitimate threat to public safety he was. As expected, The Condiment King accepted him as Robin, but did not surrender.

Drake cut the lines to the King's weapons before tricking him into slipping in it, ironically covering himself in burns inflicted by ketchup mixed with lye. Months later he hunted down the daughter of Lucious Fox, following a trail to the sewers where he found another costumed criminal, The Sewer King, who sicced trained alligators on Tim, which were efficiently dispatched by throwing explosives inside their mouths, bypassing their armor by destroying their internal organs. He recovered the kidnapped girl, finding she was only slightly older than himself.

Tam Fox was a dedicated fan of Robin from then forward. Various other adventures have raised his profile to the point that people actually did notice the multiple Robins, especially the actual Batfamily. After capturing the airborne burglar Kite-Man, Tim was contacted via email by an anonymous messenger. The message had an encrypted attachment that, once unlocked and made intelligible, left a riddle originally written by none other than Edward Nygma. No additional hints were given, however Tim was able to retrace Batman's sightings to a confrontation with The Riddler, understanding that the scene of that meeting was where another clue would be found.

He located a flash drive before returning to his computer, unencrypting it, and finding an introduction to his messenger. This would turn out to be Oracle, who had a test of his mettle as a vigilante. To give him the opportunity to cooperate with the Batman and his allies, he would be required to capture non-confrontational criminal Arthur Brown, better known as The Cluemaster. Drake did so, finding Brown with his daughter, who was surprised to find out that her father a 'supervillain'. Drake detained Brown before an arrest was made, escaping to finally receive a Skype message instructing him to visit Bludhaven.

Drake was ambushed by Nightwing, who literally swept Tim off his feet and dropped him to the ground, although brief, it gave him critical insight to combat and stealth. It was explained that they, at that particular moment would have a one on one tutoring session.

At the onset of 2016, he was assigned a distinct code name to keep himself and Jason Todd straight. Because of his darker and simpler color scheme, he was named Red Robin for ease of communication, assuming he'd get that far. In his way of working with the Batclan is a test of his mettle, The Gauntlet! He has no choice but to evade the detection of Nightwing or any of the rest of the Batfamily until dawn.

ATTRIBUTES:

EQUIPMENT

Batarangs: Not knowing what the official version look like, Tim crafted his own batarangs that can be stored as throwing knives, but stretched out to resemble a boomerang that will take a wide path before returning to his vicinity.

Birdbombs: Homemade grenades that can be digitally set off with a variable blast radius.

Bird's Eye: Small webcameras that stream directly to Drake's cell phone. They have a powerful fast-drying adhesive that can secure in a period of three seonds. The lens is the only visible part of the front, and is about two centimeters wide.

Costume: A black cushioned and plated jumpsuit that is largely stab-resistant, fire-resistant, and thanks to a rubber layer, resistant to electric shock. It's cape is lightweight, but serves for theatrical effect and can be used to surprise the enemy as well as disarm them. His gloves have scallops and are useful for disarming him. The space between his arms have a netting provided by the wingsuit that allows him to glide.

Staff: A metal staff that can vary in length, reaching from one to six feet long with a constant width of one and a half inches.

SKILLS

Clever: The Ultimate Trump Card in comics is being clever. With which the young vigilante can escape dangerous situations, formulate and effectively execute high-risk strategies as well as super-effective deductive reasoning. When he sees a lead, Tim will follow, unraveling every last strand of the Christmas sweater that is a mystery until he is satisfied. His explorative and constantly active mind refuses to be limited by his mortal flesh, often revisiting previous events with his memory.

Freeware Mastery: Tim keeps tabs on the newest softwares available to the internet's underground and has a library of programs that can scour various declassified databases for information, create computer viruses, remove and adapt to counter viruses, locate files, nullify low levels of encryption, and

Gymnastics: He can easily flip, climb, and perform various gymnastic feats on the fly with ease thanks to years of practice on his private course. He's displayed championship use of pommel horses, gripping still rings and improvised handles, and holding his body above bars with a single arm. Though not really in a gymnastic category, he is also capable of trapeze use.

STOMPING GROUNDS:

Gotham City/Bludhaven. It is possible that he will generally do a decent amount of travel.

Years ago, outside the city limits of Gotham itself and into the country side, the Drake's had bought Tim an automotive repair shop to serve as his own clubhouse to do whatever he pleased in, promising never to go inside of it. This presently serves both as a private gym and shop for manufacturing his own tools. In one room, on an offline harddrive, Tim keeps a database of all people he's encountered as Robin as well as a diary.

PEOPLE OF NOTE:

ALLIES:

Barbara Gordon (Oracle): The first member of the Batfamily to reach out to Tim, Oracle put him through a puzzling quest to find out who she was as an introduction that would lead to further trials. She is his handler and has several operations in mind for Tim, among the first is a series of training session with Dick Grayson. Portrayed by Blue Demon.

Bernard Dowd: A teenage conspiracy theorist interested in Batman, Robin, and the American government. He is one of Tim's classmates at Harrison High School.

Bruce Wayne (Batman): A key vigilante figure and a business associate of Tim's father. Tim does not know him personally at all, but has largely been influenced by him nonetheless. As far as he knows, Tim has never met Bruce in person. Portrayed by Blacksam3091

Dick Grayson (Nightwing): The original Robin and inspiration that motivated Tim to train in the first place. He'd met Dick Graysoon as a child, idolizing and emulating his skills before appropriately ending up as one of his successors to the Robin name. Portrayed by Lord Wraith.

Harper Row (Bluebird): A classmate of Tim's attending Gotham High School. She has expertise in electrical understanding. She lives with her brother Cullen. She is eighteen, as is Cullen.

Jake Ketchum (Fang): The leader of a rock band, Jake is the frontman and guitar player for the band Scare Tactics, which was composed of students attending Gotham High School.

Jason Todd (Robin II): The present Robin, and minor influence in Tim's decision to begin his career in vigilantism. They have never met, but it would seem that they have developed a rivalry, or at least caused murmured controversy on the superior Robin. Possibly to be portrayed by Hillan.

Michael Lasky (Dodge): The teenage son of a STAR Labs engineer, Michael is a huge fan of superheroes, particulary Robin, but he doesn't know the difference between Red Robin and Robin.

Nathan Howe (The Veteran): A former marine corpsman who'd discovered a supply of a chemical later named Dionesium before fighting in every single conflict in American history. He is currently in Quraq.

Stephanie Brown (The Spoiler): Stephanie Brown is the daughter of the Cluemaster, a murderous, thieving, and showmanistic supervillain with a habit of purposefully leaving clues. She's met the third boy wonder and the encounter shook her to the core.

Tamara Fox: A teenaged girl Drake rescued from The Sewer King and daughter of Lucious Fox, one of Jack Drake's business associates. She is sixteen years old and supportive of Robin, specifically the Tim Drake.

ROGUES:

Anarky (Lonnie Machin): A thirteen year old revolutionary determined to undo all the restrictions and limitations imposed by legal authorities. He has a surprising tactical intuition, fast reflexes, willingness to harm others, particularly when they are morally corrupt. He'd rather live in an idealistic, principally grounded world rather than have any concrete rules at all. To this end, he dons a red robe and gold mask, using an anarchy symbol and a small group of dedicated followers to overturn local authority.

Harvest: The human leader of N.O.W.H.E.R.E. with the intention to prevent a horrible war-ravaged future. He is effectively the king of The Colony, and has The Ravagers as his private strike team.

King Snake: Edmund Dorrance is a martial arts master and head of The Ghost Dragons. He manages millions of dollars in heroin shipments and distribution. He has a huge amount of influence and has invested his money in legitimate business. He is a former member of the Royal Artillery, a part of the British military. Along the way, while he was a prisoner of war in Asia, he learned several martial arts. Since, he has actually established a partnership with Bludhaven's Blockbuster to distribute his product away from his home in Gotham City.

Lynx: Lynx is a trained martial artist assassin and female teenage enforcer for the Ghost Dragons. She is renowned for her effective use of swords, but also unarmed combat.

Silver Monkey: An assassin from Asia with the distinction of never having used a weapon to make a kill. He has no identity besides Silver Monkey, and has long avoided serving any purpose besides challenging his skill and building a reputation.

The Sewer King: The self-declared ruler of Gotham's sewers who has a tribe of workers composed of children, while he lives an ironic life of luxury.

ROGUE ORGANIZATIONS:

The Council of Spiders: A league of assassins unrelated to the titular League of Assassins. The Council is composed of expert assassins who hunt other assassins and skilled combatants for sport, making them the rare predator of the LOA.

The Department of Extranormal Operations: An extension of homeland security that targets and imprisons supernatural and inhuman targets. Commonly referred to as the DEO, they officially do not exist.

The Ghost Dragons: An asian gang from Hong Kong working for King Snake. They specialize in the trafficking and distribution of heroin, but offer themselves as muscle if approved by their leader. Though they began in Hong Kong, they have expanded with many branches and have mainly relocated to the Gotham-Bludhaven area.

N.O.W.H.E.R.E.: An organization dedicated to monitoring, controlling, and often terminating metahumans, homo-magi, and human-like aliens. They operate from The Colony, a camp in Antarctica that houses their facilities and holds countless brainwashed individuals under extreme censorship. They are constantly attempting to gather more members into their civilization, often by force.

CHARACTER GOALS:

The primary objective is to build ever-evolving relationships with all characters he meets. The secondary is to have him step up to bigger and bigger challenges. Obviously, the first thing on my agenda is to establish him within The Batfamily, playing off of Jason Todd and inspiring other self-starter teens to take up vigilantism theirselves. He will build up the idea that Batman's reach is very far and he has many hands to combat injustice. The way to do this I have in mind is by having Tim terrorize organizations both criminal and legitimate in nature.

PLANNED ARCS

Run The Gauntlet
-In order to be recognized as a part of The Batfamily, or at least prove his worth to Oracle, Tim must evade capture by any member of the Batfamily from dusk until dawn. Featuring: Nightwing and Oracle.

Ghost of a Chance
-The Ghost Dragons attempt to vastly improve their distribution methods by applied science. Inconveniently, this puts Lucious Fox and other scientists in harms way. Featuring: Michael Lasky, Tamara Fox, King Snake, and Lynx.

Dodgeball
-Michael Lasky, calling himself Dodge, teams up with Robin, and is recommended for association with the rest of the family, but things quickly turn sour when Dodge goes too far out of his own league and is transformed when his teleporter overheats. He is forced to deal with the consequences of his actions.

Somewhere
-Michael Lasky is kidnapped by N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and taken to Antarctica. Tim starts to go rescue him, but is convinced that he is in over his head once he is attacked by The Ravagers!

SAMPLE POST:

The Sewer King

"My name is Tim Drake. You may know me as an internet personality or a performer on par with The Flying Graysons. I witnessed the fall of an honest working family and I cannot turn away the opportunity to prevent it from happening again. I've thrown away the adoration of the internet to make a real difference, doing things no one will give me credit for. All I ask is that you do the same."

Hanging from the ceiling of the sewer tunnels were infrequent, oft failing dim lights. Fortunately, just for the occasion, Tim mounted several lights onto his outfit that could be toggled on or off.

It was some freakish cross between a subterranean swamp and an assembly hall. Grated metal held a field of malnourished teens and kids over a putrid green river. The platform stood roughly five feet beneath an island of stone that sat in front of them. Probably near a hundred kids were clamoring out loud, like a symphonic free-for-all. Fast asleep, Tamara Fox, a true fox in Tim's eyes, was unconsciously crowd-surfing to the concrete pad. Sloppily, she was rolled on top of it, at the feet of a man who looked like the nineteenth century version of a pimp, complete with a cane.

"Excellent boys and girls, a strong young woman. Take her to the classroom at once!"

Like grass creeping on top of a sidewalk, dozens of hands reached out and tugged at her limbs, slowly dragging her back off and into the ocean of youth. Her limp body fell and dropped downward at every joint. It seemed she was in for an upcoming life of hard labor and poverty, but Tim would have none of that.

"This is your only warning, creep. If you pull a stunt like that again, you're going to need an iron lung."

"Huh--Well who are you!" He babbled in surprise.

"You can call me Robin, you've probably heard of me."

"Aren't you supposed to be in a speedo?" he grinned fiendishly. The fashionably questionable Sewer King stood up, a brazen scepter in hand pressed against the ground. He wore a red trenchcoat and had a pair of sunglasses missing one lens. Despite his clearly being disturbed, Tim could hardly feel threatened. But the king raised his scepter and waved the bottom towards a tunnel before the children he commanded fled with haste. "If you want the girl, then take her, its as simple as that."

"No it isn't, but thank you for trying to look civil," Tim's voice rasped as he walked over to Tam, sliding his arms under her back.

The water below gained an uncertain quality, the waves seemed to cease completely and the sewer was absolutely still, as though it were holding its breath. Anticipating danger, Tim readied himself with his staff, laying Tamara back down so he'd be prepared for an assault. The still stream below exploded into the air as a rugged, green torpedo broke the surface and made a low gallop towards Tim.

Responsively, Tim charged it. Snapping its jaw centimeters below Tim's boot, it scuttled underneath him and narrowly missed. When it turned around though, the Boy Wonder planted his staff into its left eye before it retreated a few inches, growling with immeasurable depth. But it was unable to dissuade the boy wonder, who jabbed his staff into the mouth of the beast. Attempting to disarm Tim it opened wide to snap his staff, but not before Tim tossed a scarlet cylinder down its throat. It snapped closed, feeling surprise, but also breaking the metal weapon.

Tim whippped out his cell phone, unlocked the screen and fingered a round icon shaped like a button. The crocodile yelped but was helpless as its insides were scattered and scourged. It slumped onto the metal grate, immediately lifeless and still.

A moment of silence separated its slaying from any speech. I really hadn't expected that, the Sewer King though to himself.

"I gave you my word, take the girl and never return."

"I give you my word, if you take another man, woman, or child, I swear to god I will feed your hand to the crocs myself."

Tensely, the Sewer King gulped and sat anxiously as Robin carried Tamara off in his arms, down a chamber of poorly lit steel grates. I swear I'll have my revenge Robin, on you and that surface-dwelling bat-clan of yours too. Just wait and see.

[GreenGrenade]

Yeah... About that... Does... That mean I should just scrap my Cap Marvel idea?

@Architect

Sorry mate, I completely forgot to tag you as an exception, same as Hillan. Keep going with your Capt. Marvel, you and @Hillan are both exceptions.

@Morden Man, what character do you have in mind? I declared this full because it started to look crowded, but it looks like Weird Tales has lost interest, so there might be room for one more.

[GreenGrenade]

@Nightrunner, Tim's accepted. Nice sheet.

[Enarr]

Gratzi, I'll begin work soon. Just going to figure out where to start before the Gauntlet.

Curse my lack of a PS4 or X-Box, I have to watch a playthrough of Arkham Knight while the rest of you actually play it. It looks awesome.

Hider

All I know is Batman dies at the end and the game looks awesome. I don't mind if you guys feed me spoilers, they don't bother me because I often read about the plots to things before I watch/read them anyway, cuz nerd.

Anyone got the Batgirl pack?

[Ruby]

I have Arkham Knight waiting for me. Maybe next week I'll get a chance to dig into it.

[GreenGrenade]

Gratzi, I'll begin work soon. Just going to figure out where to start before the Gauntlet.

Curse my lack of a PS4 or X-Box, I have to watch a playthrough of Arkham Knight while the rest of you actually play it. It looks awesome.

Hider

All I know is Batman dies at the end and the game looks awesome. I don't mind if you guys feed me spoilers, they don't bother me because I often read about the plots to things before I watch/read them anyway, cuz nerd.

Anyone got the Batgirl pack?

@Nightrunner

I don't have the Batgirl pack, but I do have the Harley Quinn and Scarecrow ones. I haven't gotten to playing them yet, though. I'm just focusing on the main game for now.