![]() ![]() ![]() It was neat to see Joker-rangs and his silly grappling hook and other devices. There are bits where it points to the Agency being no better than the bad guys though, so I had trouble walking the line between being John’s friend and doing what’s right. The big part of the story here was how your relationship with John Doe turned him towards being a vigilante, but of course being the mentally-unstable Joker means that he can’t be bothered with Batman’s “code.” As such, he still turns out to be a villain, particularly because he’s going after the Agency rather than real criminals. If I was so inclined I could play through it again making different selections and I’m sure these relationships would have ended up differently, but surprisingly I made similar choices to most people, percentage wise. Seeing the “your relationship with so and so has changed” really makes you think twice about the decisions you made throughout the season. I like the amount of detail that was put into these choices and how they affected your relationship with people.
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