Who Do You See When You Look At Me? - One Amazing Scene

Bruce and Alfred's relationship is one of the most criminally overlooked aspects of Arkham Origins. So I thought it would only be right to shine some light on it, and their One Amazing Scene.
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One Amazing Scene: Sometimes greatness goes unnoticed. One Amazing Scene attempts to remedy that by shining light on the often overlooked moments in games. Scenes that have a much larger story impact than most realize. Scenes that show a significant moment of character development, or brilliance in design. Regardless of what they do, they're all amazing.
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Carol Of The Bells (Joker's Theme)
E. Gadd's Shopping Network
The Night Before Christmas
Hotel Lobby
GCPD
Drug Lab
Winter Comes To Gotham
Bane

[@ClownPuncher139]

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[@theyawningari]

I like how this comment is made 15 hours before the vid

[@qui-gonjinn8350]

Vid posted 30s ago. And this comment is posted 15hs ago on my screen.

[@BestManGamer]

@@qui-gonjinn8350 he put the comment when it was privately uploaded before the video came out i do it most times aswell.

[@qui-gonjinn8350]

@@generals.patton546 deadass?

[@the_gamer_of_souls]

kzbin.info/door/Engnh9zf-xRQjxZ0l19reQ He smells Montgomery.

[@SplendidSuperman122]

I absolutely adore the dynamic between Bruce and Alfred in this game. It shows just how much Alfred matters in Bruce’s life and how much he needed to accept that.

[@crazydud3380]

Agreed, absolutely! It is a dynamic that is often left underexplored. They started to remedy that in the Nolan trilogy, but it really is perfected here. As noted in the video, they are both partially right and partially wrong. Batman is right on pointing out the impact he is having and what he is accomplishing, and Alfred is right on pointing out that tonight he is outmatched and will die. They are both wrong in that Batman thinks it is best if he operates solo, and that allies are a hindrance, in Alfred is wrong not to see him as the master vigilante that he is. By the end they come to understand each other, and both benefit from it. Alfred learns why Bruce is doing this and why he must continue, and Batman realizes he cannot do this entirely on his own. Allies are not a hindrance . . . they are his greatest strength.

[@StudMacher96]

“They need you.” “No, they need us.” Damn I got chills

[@justinjennings6254]

Ever notice how from then on Bruce always says “thanks Alfred” after every conversation especially in Arkham Knight

[@jasonx1174]

It's a nice touch. Showing that Bruce never takes Alfred for granted ever again after Origins.

[@squidsquander9952]

It makes me so happy to see Arkham Origins getting more love and respect after all these years. I always loved Origins so much when I played it, even possibly more than the others, so I’m so glad to see it getting so much love now

[@shoaibhasan7404]

I feel like it was another game that everybody didn’t like on release but is now liked 7 years later

[@StudMacher96]

It’s a great game. Especially the story

[@burner3185]

That’s because you were a kid when you played it. It was the first Arkham game you played. So you grew up wanting to defend it. Same thing happens to every bad game/movie. All the 7 year olds are now 14 and have a KZbin account. Fallout 4 is bound to get a resurgence in love soon.

[@squidsquander9952]

@@burner3185 actually it was the third Arkham game I played. Arkham Asylum was the first. You know, the first one that came out

[@energycancel6597]

@@burner3185 Or maybe he just likes it

[@sinnerssandwich4140]

I love Kevin Conroy's performance as Batman, but ever since his work in The New Batman Adventures, we've only really seen a well-seasoned and more hardened Batman. Roger Craig Smith does a fantastic job giving the impression that this Batman is very new to the job. He's more emotional, much more angry, and I love that his voice actor decided to try and convey that side of Bruce instead of doing a Kevin Conroy impression. It makes Origins!Bruce the most unique version in the games and imo one of my favorite portrayals of Batman in media.

[@Sameer.....]

i admire the story showing alfred and bruce's viewpoints on being batman , alfred being that he wishes that bruce doesnt throw his life away whilst bruce stating how he is the ultimate force that enduces fear upon the criminals and helping to make gotham a better place.Since bruce isnt concerned about dying , seeing alfred almost died really has shown how, without his allies , he would struggle and would even perish, showing how being batman can put your closest ones in danger , then alfred begins to understand why bruce is persistent on being batman, its incredible how batman then realises and becomes a better man. im glad that the devs had put more focus onto this

[@caigetompkins3759]

Something I realized is that as Batman was trying to force others to leave him alone and insists on being an “island”, Jim is the same way towards Bruce. And when Bruce asks for help, Jim does the same, and help Batman. Even when Bruce asks Jim to give him the security codes for the fire doors, Jim refuses while Bruce is still in the mindset of “I work alone”.

[@crazydud3380]

Hard to blame Gordon. He has lasted this long by trusting no one but himself. It is hard for him to accept that his first ally is not one of his fellow cops he works with every day, but with an illegal vigilante. By the end of the game, he comes around. Bruce has a character, Alfred has a character arc, Gordon has a character arc, and Joker has a character arc. Great stuff and does exactly what a prequel should do.

[@lutheranderson8188]

In my opinion, this is my second favorite Arkham game, but this is my favorite scene. The reason being that it shows this outstanding dynamic built between Bruce and Alfred. Alfred, just wanting to see Bruce not throw his life away simply for vengeance, confronting Bruce next to the prepped Batwing, just for Bruce to completely brush him off, is excellent. It shows how, for lack of a better word, arrogant Batman is in his early years. It also adds further impact to Alfred's death scene, their last real conversation being an unbalanced confrontation. It's perfect story building and characterization.

[@rising-cl9gj]

What’s your first favorite?

[@rjthehoodlum1914]

I would also like to know what your top favorite scene in the Arkham verse is

[@lordskeletor4558]

For me the last conversation was alfred being sad about the food

[@sunnyd4ze]

@@rjthehoodlum1914 they said that, do you mean favorite game?

[@rjthehoodlum1914]

@@sunnyd4ze he explained his SECOND favorite scene I asked for his first

[@tannerdodge6029]

After playing Origins, I love to hear how much Bruce says 'Thanks, Alfred' in City and Knight. Shows that he does appreciate all the work Alfred does. Though he does fail to properly thank Dick, Tim and Barbara most of the time, but I guess he hasn't known them as long

[@govardhanposina17]

I guess perhaps it's more because they chose the path, like Bruce himself

[@crazydud3380]

​@@govardhanposina17That may have a lot to do with it. Alfred is part of this, despite not really choosing it, so he deserves gratitude for it. The others did chose this, so Batman ultimately expects the same from them as he expects from himself. He actually does show Oracle a certain level of gratitude, probably because Barbera's new role on the team was forced upon her. I feel Knight also implies he became a bit more distant, and less amenable to their help because, after Jason was supposedly killed, he likely felt the pain of losing family all over again, hence he distanced. This is a common response to the premature death of a loved one in real life, and Joker knows better than anyone that Batman's psyche is not entirely healthy and whole, so it makes total sense.

[@bennygilbert8764]

Arkham Origins has BY FAR the best Bruce Wayne and Batman. He actually feels human, and not as a vehicle for gameplay and narrative like in Asylum, or someone who tortures himself with zero happiness or emotion like in Knight. We need more of THIS Batman. One that we as the audience can emotionally connect and relate to, unlike Asylum, City, and Knight which lack this aspect a bit, and one that needs his allies to succeed. If only we had more interpretations like this. This emotional connection to Bruce himself, proving that Bruce Wayne is just as, if not more important than Batman, is what makes Origins by far my favorite Arkham game.

[@aidenparker5955]

In a GOOD way.

[@mohammedtali8027]

I absolutely love how rocksteady actually Arkham origins and confirmed it to be canon in arkham knight, the shock gloves, the black mask, and the anarchy gear in the evidence room, firefly and deathstroke recalling events of the game during their side missions, it's incredible

[@crazydud3380]

Hey, why not, they even made their bad Bane characterization look intentional in Asylum and City. LOL

[@erminmujkic4120]

The story in origins was amazing. I was really surprised about the negative feedback this game received back when it released. Glad to see people are starting to like this game.

[@mozz7668]

“I am not in danger Alfred, I am the danger”

[@justarandomguy983]

Alfred, we need to cook glue.

[@kota17345]

I am the one who knocks

[@comicfan1324]

Honestly when I originally played through the game, I was so invested in the story the fact that we know Alfred survives never even occurred to me. For a brief moment I was legitimately thinking “I got a save Alfred! I can’t let him die here.” Like the character I was playing as I felt like I had failed Alfred. That is something that most prequels can’t do. Help me so invested in the story of the characters that I can overlook what I know comes later.

[@laurynsullins241]

I remember playing origins the first time and saying out loud to myself and my friend “Alfred isnt going to die, hes in city, i know he lives, but Batman doesn’t know this” immediately upon seeing Alfred i knew the scene was going to be very significant to the overall story of batman, and wasn’t supposed to be a moment of suspense for the player but rather a moment of character building

[@wickdaline8668]

The Alfred and Bruce drama appears to be a common trope we've seen for every Batman universe. The Dark Knight Trilogy, Batman V. Superman, The Batman, even Telltale's Batman had it too. Origins may be the best version of this trend after watching this video essay. Thanks a lot.

[@sunsetman22]

I very much like the dynamic between Batfleck and Jeremy Irons Alfred, definitely up there with Origins. wish we had gotten that Batman v Deathstroke film where (spoiler alert) Alfred was supposed to die.

[@NormanOsbornMSF]

@@sunsetman22no spoiler alert needed lol. The movie’s never going to happen now

[@IbenPlaysYT]

This scene is one of my favourites in the Batman Arkham games. I can see both sides of Bruce and Alfred's argument: Alfred sees Bruce heading down a destructive path in his pursuit of justice. He is worried that one night Batman may not make it back home alive and Alfred would live with the same trauma that consumed Bruce after he lost his parents. With no one else standing up to the villains and the crooked cops on their payroll, Batman is, "the only THING" that is making an effort in cleaning up Gotham's streets. Spreading fear into the hearts of criminals, to him, is the only effective method on bringing about justice.

[@somberlainnn9883]

Origins was the first game in this series that I watched. A friend gave me this game for Christmas early and told me to open it on the eve and play it at midnight. So I did and that night was one of the best gaming experiences that ive ever had. The atmosphere fit because of tje time of year and as a rookie of the series I fit in well with bruce being a rookie as batman. Alfred's death wasn't a gotcha moment to others, it was a gut wrenching moment that had me in disbelief. My introduction couldn't have been better and it is why for all of its flaws, origins is my favourite arkham game

[@letstalk.5334]

Batman: A guy opens his door and gets the shit kicked out of him, and you think that of me? No Alfred, I am the one who knocks.

[@Action-je2lu]

I also love the story! I think it gave a good look at Bruce's earlier years, when he was more angrier, since he was more inexperienced, so that makes sense. Such an underrated game!

[@ontoya1]

I've seen in red thousands of stories into this day I still think Alfred and Bruce is one of the most wholesome Dynamics in all of fiction. There is just something far too pure about it

[@pjlusk7774]

"Bruce needing to realize he is not an island" isn't just the theme of *this* game, it's arguably the biggest running theme of the series. Bruce relapses on this question quite frequently, rejecting Robin's offers to help in both City and Knight, rejecting most of Nightwing's offers in Knight, and in lying to Gordon about Barbara. Hell, the Arkham Knight himself is fueled by (misplaced) anger over having been rejected as an ally.

[@cantsuggestareasonablename9101]

Well in batman vr we get to see why Batman refuses help from Robin and knightwing because of the fact that he is scared to lose them or even be killed by Bruce himself. In Arkham knight the relationship between Robin and knightwing also greatly decreases since joker is constantly mocking batman by making him see that he failed to save Jason , joker also gives plenty of speeches that batman is no good and he always fails to keep his loved ones save. I think when Bruce created the bat family he became more scared and fearful that some force will get rid of his own family one by one or the idea that he failed to save Jason made him become more of his inexperience young counter part.

[@Snapdragon0112]

When that scene plays and Bruce starts fighting with Alfred, my legitimate response was “Hey! You treat your dad with respect!”

[@WhiteFangofWar]

Great scenes. Makes me want to imagine the dialogue that Bane and Alfred have as the former trashes the Batcave and assaults the latter. Similar to Bane's actions in Knightfall where he trashes the mansion, beats up Alfred and simply waits there for Bruce to return home exhausted. Alfred sees for himself just how sick and twisted Bruce's enemies really are (something comics Bane takes as a compliment), and how important it is that someone be around to stop them from preying on the innocent.

[@michaelclausen1135]

One way you can tell this game was ahead of its time is the fact Robert Pattinson's The Batman basically rips this scene off with the fakeout death of Alfred and the reconciliation with Andy Serkis' Alfred later. (I daresay this game established and developed the relationship between its Batman and Alfred far better. Considering The Batman has like two Alfred scenes and that's it.) Also, this theme of Batman learning to put aside his ego and let people help him was expertly explored for pretty much the entirety of Lego Batman, which came years after. Arkham Origins, Lego Batman, and The Batman. Three of the best pieces of Batman media in recent years feature this theme, and Origins was the first to touch on it.

[@Deadeye.Marston]

Alfred and Batman are the original dynamic duo.

[@grandmasteryoda373]

The dynamic between Bruce and Alfred is amazing, like me and my apprentice.

[@redraccoon9381]

This scene is the equivalent to Walter White's "I am the one who knocks" speech

[@mohammedtali8027]

The relationship between Bruce and Alfred in this game is phenomenal, especially because we never really did get much of Alfred in the rest of the series, he was never in asylum, was partially there in city, and I guess the closest to them bonding like in origins is Arkham knight, otherwise I love how Alfred acts more like a parent and the way bruce reacts is honestly amazing , the character development in this game is solely underrated and one of the best I've seen in any game

[@irrelevant5831]

11:20: and let's not forget that while we as the player know Alfred dying isn't possible due to appearances in other games, for Bruce, the man behind the mask. It was a very real moment for him

[@Mupski]

This low key gives me “I am the one who knocks” vibes

[@k-Dog3192]

I always liked the origins game and i will always consider this canon with the other games

[@mstriforcefan1176]

Alfred is the only old person who knows how to work with technology

[@darkhypergojira]

“No, They Need US” GOD I LOVE THAT LINE

[@heyitskelsey5626]

origins was acctually the last game from the series i played, i knew that alfred very clearly didnt die as hes been in every game in the series. Yet the scene still almost brought me to tears, its incredible not a bad "gotcha moment"

[@J-ROC987]

This is why I love origins. The dynamic between Alfred and Batman in this game is amazing

[@qui-gonjinn8350]

U didnt watch the vid tho.

[@Dctctx]

@@qui-gonjinn8350 ok? That doesn’t change the fact that the dynamic between Alfred and Bruce is amazing.

[@historic7821]

@@Dctctx exactly

[@qui-gonjinn8350]

@@Dctctx thats not what i said but aight.

[@Dctctx]

@@qui-gonjinn8350 that’s what you implied.

[@uchihacuh69]

Sometimes I replay the entire game just so that I can watch the scene just one more time

[@heliax9924]

origins is like the gta4 off the arkham series it gets pissed on when it gets released but people slowly warm up to it and understand how good i really was

[@ironbat5481]

And arkham knight is like gta v the most overrated games in their series

[@Symryte]

My favourite thing in Arkham Origins is Bane. His intelligence is highly shown here, with him finding out Batmans identity. Not to mention his strength is also good aswell, throwing Batman around like he's NOTHING. His final fight (The second half) in Origins 100% the best Bane fight we'll get. It shows his power and the monster he had to become to gain that power. His design is really faithful to the comics, but the one thing holding him back is his the fact he gets dumb downed at the end to match his other appearences.

[@TalkativeGoofball]

my favourite cutscene in all of the arkham games

[@Mr.Eofficial]

Clownpuncher I got my results back and I passed!

[@Mobysimo]

I think its fair to say that Alfred's "death" really affected this version of Bruce. Because he doesn't want people getting directly involved in other games. Especially in Knight where he wants to keep Tim safe despite knowing that the situation outside would require more help. I think that seeing Oracle's death via Fear Toxin brought the memories of seeing Alfred's corpse back up and he decided best Tim hate him than be in any risk

[@emeraldphoenix5868]

Iconic and yet Underrated at the same time.

[@CainG2005]

Awesome vid, I hate it when people trash talk this cutscene, it’s honestly one of my favourite cutscenes in the entire franchise. Also love the ad segment with scarecrow

[@Spider-Man12100]

This game is underrated

[@hermos3602]

I don't understand why people criticize Alfred's death in Origins. It's a prequel, of course we'll still see him in Arkham City. And even though I knew Alfred wasn't going to stay dead in Arkham Origins, I still cried.

[@bdhhsgbyddhggg]

Origins was the first Arkham game I played, and I didn’t even know about the other ones yet, so I actually did think Alfred was gonna die. That made the scene extra special for me.

[@lsbc9666]

I love Arkham origins definitely one of the best in the series.

[@hotcocoabomb_]

The fact that this video exists makes me so happy. This is my favorite Arkham game and damn well may be my favorite game of all time. People usually look at this game as "that other Arkham game" but it stands on its own on the same level as the rest of the series, and in my personal opinion elevated above the rest

[@carlpacquing2575]

Arkham Origins has the best character arcs for Batman and Alfred, that sets them up for the entire series!

[@charlieuetz2539]

“Don’t add me to the weight you carry.” That line makes me tear up every time I hear it. I love Alfred almost as much as I love Batman.

[@mapentertainment4347]

It’s crazy how Roger got in as The Batman who laughs in MultiVersus

[@blacktytrix]

Been waiting for this because I knew you'd do it eventually. This scene is perfect. It's batman pushing himself too far because of the promise he made to protect the city and alfred doubting him because of how far he's going. Both characters are right, but Bruce is just ultimately a dick about it, thinking he's more than a man. And it lends itself perfectly to when we see alfred die because of batman overextending himself, when we see the roles reverse and it's now Bruce doubting his abilities and alfred willing him on. Just a magnificent story.

[@beansmeansmemes7583]

All of the Arkham games have really good scenes

[@GetWellSoonR.E.M.]

This is absolutely my favorite Arkham game, by far. And it’s because of the character relationships that are handled SO perfectly in this game. It reminded me a lot of the DCAU in how much emotion and thoughtful storytelling was put into every inch of the characterization. Batman’s characterization was very similar to the DCAU Batman, which threw me back to my childhood. Even if the game mechanics weren’t perfect, the story was as close to perfect as it can be. And the mechanics aren’t so broken that it distracts from the story. The story stays front and center and is so damn compelling

[@zaidebtw4438]

What’s funny is that this batmans character arc interactions and behaviour was so good they basically reused it for the Batman movie.

[@Bolpokmon121]

15:18 also note that this part Bruce Has truly became “The Batman”. It’s also building up to this point. He wasn’t even like it in the earlier parts of the game. This just truly shows him actually being “the Batman”. (The comics of this series shows it well after origins)

[@CamrenRicks]

Origins is my second favorite, almost first. When it first came out everyone hated it for some reason. Bruce and Alfred were at their best in Origins, the story was good, the multiplayer was AMAZING for a first attempt and had amazing potential, Bane was at his best in the series, it had the best skins at the time, the best boss fights in the series, etc. Wish people appreciated it when it came out. The mobile game was cool too when you could unlock stuff

[@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259]

"You think you have nothing to lose but you havent through it through. What about your butler, your friend at the D.A.'s office. Bang! Dead." - Carmine Falcone, Batman Begins

[@r0cket104]

I’ve never seen someone with so much passion for the Arkham games honestly every time I do a new playtrough i come back to watch your rankings and the scene breakdowns they always enhance my playthroughs

[@character_edit]

It was overshadowed by GTA 5 however there should've been a 100% ending where we go have that Christmas dinner maybe the remastered and the dlc included for free

[@yamanaaustralis96]

Also... Alfred does all of that in a cold-ass cave... during the coldest day in years... Great video! I feel like Arkham Origins is slowly being more and more appreciated and that makes me so happy. It's my second favorite (after Asylum) and it's in great part, because of the story.

[@BigBoris]

Origins was the first Arkham game I played as a kid so I appreciate this game way more simply because it was a part of my childhood. As a kid I never really noticed how impactful this and the death of Alfred scenes were. Looking back at this I want to replay this game like I have been doing for the other 3 games. Side note: I 240% completed Knight… _and I’ll do it again_

[@sunsetman22]

City was a big part of my childhood, and yet Origins quickly dethroned it when I finally got around to playing it. I wish I could've experienced it first before the other games

[@Shadowdragon_TV]

When Bruce said "while you are here every night, i am out there", I don't think that had anything to do with him diminishing how helpful Alfred has always been. I think it more so was him speaking on seeing just how serious the impact of his work as Batman, and why he can't just stop how Alfred wants him to. That's why he followed up with him being the only thing between the innocent and the predatory.

[@blackcat738]

I believe this is the best scene in the entire game. I love Alfred's caring love for Bruce. And I can't be the only one.

[@cliff402ful]

Man imagine if we got this game as a movie. With a few tweaks I'm sure people would call it the best Origins movie for Batman.

[@michaelwiff2576]

This is why I love this channel, it's these little moments you bring up makes this series even more incredible. A story about a man.

[@travelerluke5748]

I wish we could get one more prequel.. building and developmenting the cave and the car.. build the suit.. it absolutely could be as big as Arkham Knight.. damnlet..

[@maddenboseroy4074]

And that spells the difference between Batman and Hugo Strange: Strange wanted to be like Batman, but could only do so by admitting he was only human; he was too overconfident to do so, however, and so his greatest fear was that he was not an island.

[@LilTyty225]

In this game Alfred Is scared for Bruce and has not accepted that Bruce needs Batman and needs to be Batman

[@AnsonAnimazingIsTaken]

Arkham Origins was my first Arkham game and I didn’t know that there were other Arkham games so when I saw this scene I seriously thought that Alfred died.

[@spartanq7781]

I still haven't gotten over how so many sinned this scene. What is wrong with them? What is that they see? Nothing?

[@JackTheDog04]

With Alfred’s death scene, and pretty much all prequel stories, it’s never about what is going to happen or where it’s going; the events inform the characters and provide new context that didn’t previously exist. Alfred’s death does a good job at interrogating what Bruce is willing to risk for justice; and it turns out, not much when it comes to his family. On to character deaths as a whole, I’m typically never sold on it unless there are other characters to have a strong reaction. Take Arkham Knight for example. The Ace Chemicals explosion and lugging the neutralizing agent across the room actually tricked me for a moment. If you allowed me to think about it I wouldn’t fall for it so easily, but the swelling music and genuine pleading from Alfred for Bruce to save himself had me slapped to the wall, thinking this would be the end; that is, until Joker showed up. The same principle applies to Origins, and Bruce’s reaction. Bruce goes from a somber plead, to kneeling down in his failure, and then rejecting that outcome with rage. He goes on to think of a quick solution and saves Alfred, but it still has some big consequences on his psyche, and it takes a really good pep talk from Alfred himself, reassuring Bruce of what he needs to do. And that is why I think having Alfred “die” was a good choice.

[@TheBrawlingBee]

This is probably one of the best analysis videos I’ve ever seen.Brilliant job.

[@97vn44]

I don’t know if anyone’s said this yet but I think my favorite exchange between the 2 is when Alfred says that he should be careful of kids seeing him pattering across rooftops and Batman goes “I don’t..patter” and Alfred just sighs🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣the line delivery is just perfect😂😂😂

[@toongrowner1]

I would legit argue that is the best wrtten story in the entire arkham series. Yes, even when it's joker again, but even that part is written quit well if you ask me. Really wish this game would also get a ps4 remaster someday.

[@RainePhoenix]

I hope to see this kind of relationship dynamic featured in the next movie/TV show reboot, or even an animated origin story of sorts (akin to Sumerman: man of Tomorrow, which is set in its own continuity). All other Batman origin stories depict Alfred as being nonplussed by seeing the boy he raised, growing up to become "hardened vigilante," and he typically just rolls with it. Here, Alfred is more of a character and unsung hero, a caring surrogate father, and the heart and soul of this story. This dynamic absolutely needs to return to any Batman stories set early in his career.

[@LtFulcrum]

I remember playing this game "forgetting" the events of future game and When Alfred died I was shocked and kinda saddened

[@linkieloos]

They don't call him "Batman's Batman" for nothing

[@paulfox5331]

Just started playing this a few days ago and seriously can’t see why people hate it it’s a brilliant story with a lot of intrigue

[@de4d_x_v2]

man, i never got to play arkham origins because my first console was a ps4 and it was never remastered. i remember watching a playthrough of it because my dad played city and asylum but as a child under 13 i always just played the game and badly, now i replayed arkham asylum and city for myself because of the remaster and it was better than i remember, i still need to play origins because i love it when there's a police vs batman situation and i love the combat feeling and just the story in general.

[@TheOneAndOnlyDuolingo]

This is why he made Robin,Nightwing and Batgirl

[@RabidMouser]

I’ve been saying for a while that Origins reminded me a lot of the old animated series with its tone and setting. That’s the one main reason that I hold this game so high up in my ranking for the series.

[@stinkboi6479]

Seeing what this story taught bruce about allies i wish we got a dlc or game on how he met dick

[@Observeman24]

A beautifully done video for a beautifully done scene! Great job!

[@Guitar-man627]

This was a great video man thanks for doing this game Justice

[@DayumTypeshi]

Another perfect video Plus that ad read was VERY well said and a very clean transition to a good product Good to see your getting sponsors

[@tyleroutland435]

Batman Arkham origns is my favorite Arkham game

[@jaxonrobertl1494]

Freaking Right Great Analysis There is a Reason why arkham origins is one of my favorite stories and favorite story in the arkham games Great Job I absolutely adore the dynamic between Bruce and Alfred in this game. It shows just how much Alfred matters in Bruce’s life and how much he needed to accept that. while Bruce does not realize it until alfred dies its a shame this game is criminally underated but now seems to be getting the love and attention it deserves

[@thattrashpanda]

This was always my favorite game in the saga, I still remember playing it when I was a child and enjoying it even without understanding the story well, I can't imagine how much I would enjoy it today understanding all this context, I hope one day a remastered version of this beautiful game will reach us to be able to play it again

[@Jordanpaardekooper2002]

I love this kind of video's it gives me a new point of few on scenes and relationships keep the good work going and please make more like this

[@historic7821]

Origins has such a good story I don’t know why it gets hated so much 😕

[@DKCGaming339]

Batman: Arkham Origins is underrated.

[@analt2379]

I’ve seen many people complain that Bruce telling Alfred that if he didn’t call Gorden bane would be in custody is wrong what they don’t get is that that’s the point Bruce doesn’t realise Alfred is the reason he’s still alive

[@leoskits5982]

I noticed that this scene is really similar to Walt's speech to Skyler in breaking bad, look up a comparison video, the beats of the scene are identical

[@qui-gonjinn8350]

Im not in danger skyler

[@LocseryuOfficial]

@@qui-gonjinn8350 I am the danger

[@cliffbot638]

It was only after watching Breaking Bad did I realize this scene was inspired by "I am the one who knocks"

[@thataintfalco7106]

Arkham Origins will always be ranked lower than most of the other Arkham games, but being ranked with some of the top-tier superhero games is super impressive, especially with it being Warner Montreal's first try at a batman game(I may be incorrect with this, but still probably their second try if so)

[@gerrievanstaden3416]

I would just like to say how much I love the ad section😂 I am glad to see your channel getting some attention. You handled it in such a good way. Keep up the good work.

[@thegamingfan5222]

This video was AWESOME! Well done!