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I think you are hitting on something that is true. That is besides the point though so I digress. At least what they showed off looked more ability and cool down based than the rock paper scissor design of yesteryear.
Only seen snippets myself so don't quote me on that. Now I haven't looked to much into it, but I do think gotham knights left the old combat out this time around. Spider-man (2018) to bring the whole thing full circle. One countless games owes it's combat mechanics to. The point is merely that I think you are underselling one of the most influential titles in the action/adventure genre. Now the Arkham-verse can't claim as big of a shift as the combat mechanic was never locked away in the same way. There should be no doubt that due to the lack of a certain swing mechanic, every subsequent Spider-man game suffered.
While the game as a whole was by the numbers and awfully outdated by today's standards. If we look to a closely related franchise where the value of mechanical implementation. The combat of the first Arkham game was so masterful and has yet to be overdone, even by rocksteady themselves. That of making a masterful implementation of a "genre-defining" mechanic that inspired a whole genre. A game that did something akin to what from soft did with demon souls. I do feel like you are underselling the original Arkham Asylum. While I feel like that sentiment rings true most of the time.
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