I love the concept and set pieces, performances and so much of the game, but not having some of the tools that AC and AK provide felt jarring. Replaying Asylum last fall I was surprised how…stilted? It felt. I love knight for being the closest I’ve felt to a “Batman sim” but the urgency and tight story of Asylum is what stuck with me as I went on to other series. I’ve always claimed Arkham Asylum is the superior of the trilogy because of its focus. I ended up reviewing City and if you’re interested in all my thoughts I’ve linked it at the bottom. This has to be done before completing all four initial encounters or the achievement is locked until an NG+ run or a new save game.Hey everyone! Long time lurker on this here sub but I finished a replay of Arkham City a few weeks ago after going for the Asylum Platinum last fall. Throwing a Remote Batarang at Azrael from afar, since getting too close causes him to vanish, is the only way to earn the Catch achievement/trophy.This does not preemptively unlock the Mission, however. During Bruce Wayne's entrance into Arkham City, before going to rescue Jack Ryder, if the player looks up to the roof of the righthand building, Azrael can be seen observing the events unfold before shortly vanishing as he does during this mission.He seemingly stabs the ground, disappearing and leaving a symbol for Batman to scan. Mysterious Watcher: I have been watching you, Batman.Despite Batman's rebuffing of his assertions, he claims to only be the messenger that has done his duty, and likely will see each other again before vanishing for the final time and completing the Mission.īatman approaches a mysterious figure watching him from atop a building across the street from the courthouse. Per Batman's questioning, Azrael continues to wax cryptic messaging in telling him that a great catastrophe will soon befall Gotham and it will cost the Dark Knight dearly in the process.

He starts by presenting his name as Azrael, a loyal servant of the Order of St. Going to the decrypted coordinates reveals a large symbol on the wall, whereby a scan suddenly has the mystery man descend from the rooftop and finally engaged in a proper conversation. With the final encounter and the fourth symbol acquired, they are aligned into a master sigil that must be angled so that all four encounter spots are lined up with the map of Arkham City, to where a fifth spot is revealed at the outer southeast corner of the Church. He retorts that 'the moment' is close and 'the truth will soon be shown', and makes a quick exit with the last symbol left. The voluntary Arkham resident makes his fourth appearance with the conclusion of the fight against Mister Freeze on the rooftop of the structure to the west of the GCPD building. He muses that 'we have been watching you for a long time' before spoofing away again and dropping another symbol. The Red Knight makes an appearance yet again after dealing with the Penguin in the Museum and can be found on the northwest corner of the building south from where Batman leaves the rescued Mayor Sharp. He openly wonders if the Bat is the one the 'prophecies' spoke of before disappearing to leave another symbol behind on the next wheel-box. He appears again once the first encounter with the Joker is complete and can be found at the top of the Ferris wheel sitting immediately north of the Steel Mill. Doing so reveals it is likely part of a bigger scheme at hand. He ominously decrees that he's been watching Batman, to see if he is ready, then disappears in a flash of smoke and leaving behind a symbol to be scanned. The mysterious man appears on the rooftop immediately across the street from the front entrance to the Courthouse and can be easily seen just after leaving the Courthouse upon rescuing Catwoman from Two-Face and investigating Joker's sniper shot. The Mission begins after Batman has one encounter out of the total four listed below. 'Who is the mysterious figure watching me?' Walkthrough

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