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Because everyone knows the Gotham court system is bought out by the Mob, or mind-controlled by some powerful psychic, and the police rolls are filled with dirty badges.

If the police were executing a warrant and were attacked, or defending themselves or citizens from one of Joker's schemes, they'd be completely covered and within their rights to put a bullet in his brain pan, assuming there's no Batman to stop him.

Batman thinks he can help rehabilitate every criminal. It's the only reason he hasn't offed any of the more violent ones and allows them to keep going back to the revolving door that is Arkham.

Forum population isn't really a good indicator of what you'll find in game, as far as numbers go. When I started playing, it took me almost a year to start a forum account and start posting regularly.

Welcome to the game. You started just in time for a bunch of new stuff to do, especially for the lower levels.

Sure. I play games I know the outcome of before I play all the time.

I haven't played the game yet, so I don't know to whom you are referring, but is it one of Batman's usual Rogue's Gallery members? If it is, your friend, if a fan of the Bat, should have known that person was a villain, and therefore, you should have been spared the wrath.

Because she's sitting in the Studio55 lounge, which is in Imperial City?

If memory serves, the last one they did didn't yield as many names as they'd hoped. Not sure they'll do it again unless they change the level threshold. Most unused toons are parked at a high enough level to avoid being generic'd

I think since the categories are pre-defined this time, you should keep them totally separate until the final 4. And people should declare what category they're picking the clip for, so you don't have to try to guess yourself if there's doubt.

Yes...it couldn't be because Going Rogue is shipping next week...no it couldn't be because of that.

Not going to debate the rest of your responses, since you've obviously chiseled them into your brain and just can't let go, but I have to respond to this.

You missed the entire point of the movie. It's not supposed to be like every other movie, that has well defined Hero and Villain archetypes, or plot devices that explain everything down to the last detail. It's a slice of time. The Aliens are supposed to be mysterious. They've only been around for 20 years. Do you realistically expect people to know that much about an alien, it's technology, or anything else about it in such a short time? I'm surprised they even know enough about their language for the common person to understand them, or for the aliens to understand humans.

Reality DOES contain mustache-twirlers, and that really is a possible reaction to an alien presence. Individuals can do good things, but when you put them into a mob, their morals go right out the window. You also missed that the alien ship decided to hover, out of all possible places, in Johannesburg, not exactly the finest example of humanity in the first place. The reaction to them would have been different if they'd decided to camp out in L.A., or New York, or London.

You think the movie sucks because they didn't tell the story the way you want them to. That, in no way, means the movie was horrible. It just didn't resonate with you. You expected A, and got B.

The acting was fine, the effects were good, the air of mystery about the aliens wasn't totally removed. it's not a 5 star movie, but it's definitely not lower than a 3.

But that's the whole point of what Mandu just said. If it's a problem with the game, but only combined with certain hardware/software setups, then it's not JUST the game, and much harder to fix. Dropping a ton of cash on all the latest bleeding edge hardware, running every antivirus program every hour like an OCD washing his hands ten times a day, and having a masters degree in Early Computer Languages doesn't mean you can rule out the user end of things, or any step upto and including the servers.

The "I'm so smart it can't be me" line is just crap. That's not being an apologist. That's just reality.

Here's an example of the difference between an unplayable bug and something that just needs to be tweaked.

There's been thousands of ITFs run since they put it into the game. That third mission, while laggy as hell, hasn't stopped one of them from being completed. That falls into the "we'll adjust it when we have time" category.

Unplayable would be like the previous example where the mission couldn't be completed, if it happened every time a player went in, or most of the time if they had similar setups. Or a repeatable game crash. These are "we're working on solutions and will get them in the game as soon as we can" kind of stuff.

There are unplayable bugs getting fixed all the time. Just cruise through some old patch notes. Some of them pop back up on occasion when something else gets changed, but that doesn't mean they're not actively fixing bugs. Knowing they exist and knowing how to fix it are two very different steps in the process.