Hanging Ledge Takedown Arkham Origins

Batman performing a Double Takedown.

A Takedown is a move that defeats an enemy in a single move. The usage of different takedowns is recommended, every bit the player volition earn more than points. In story mode, the thespian is rewarded with various amounts of XP and more than variation means more than points in Combat Challenge Maps.

Additionally, sure playable characters have can perform takedowns that others can't, such as Catwoman's Ceiling Takedown.

Silent Takedowns

Silent Takedowns are always silent, just accept longer to perform. During these Takedowns, pressing the Strike push button initiates a Knockout Strike, which will finish the takedown faster but too creates noise.

• Silent Takedown: The character sneaks upward behind an enemy, and quietly takes them out without alerting nearby thugs.
• Corner Takedown: While hiding behind a cover, the character can silently take out an approaching henchman, as long equally they remain unseen. In Arkham Knight, the range of the takedown is extended, as the character uses the Batclaw to pull enemies from further away, and the grapheme will now pull/hibernate the body backside the corner.
• Silent Ceiling Takedown: When crawling on the ceiling, Catwoman tin take down a henchman continuing direct below her in a silent motility which does non alert nearby enemies.
• Reverse Ledge Takedown: When standing on a ledge directly to a higher place an enemy, a character can silently leap over the border, and take down the henchman, while hanging onto the edge of the walkway. In Batman: Arkham City and Batman: Arkham Origins, the Takedown is limited to low ledges where the enemy is in attain, but in Batman: Arkham Knight, the character grapples downward behind their enemy if they are too high.

Loud Takedowns

Loud takedowns are always noisy, and cause any nearby enemies to investigate the sound. They, however, are much faster than Silent Takedowns.

• Double Takedown: If the character manages to get behind 2 enemies undetected, they could have out both of them in a quick, noisy takedown. In Arkham Knight, characters who tin can use the Fright Multi-Takedown crave a FMT accuse to perform the move.
• Vent Takedown: When an enemy is standing near a wallmounted vent, they tin exist taken out quickly equally the character bursts from the vent. Additionally, the vent cover is destroyed in the process.
• Grate Takedown: When hiding beneath a floor grate, the grapheme can jump from the grate to instantly accept down an enemy higher up them. In Arkham Knight, the move is now performed silently by some characters, as they utilise a Silent Takedown instead of a knock-out.
• Inverted Takedown: When sitting on a Vantage Point, Batman tin can swoop downward on an enemy directly below, and drag them up to the Vantage Point. He drops them back most immediately, albeit attached to a rope, where they will be rendered unconscious.
• Ledge Takedown: When hanging from a ledge, a character can grab onto a nearby henchman and pull them over the edge attached to a rope. In Arkham Knight, some characters at present perform the motion silently, every bit instead of pulling the enemy down, they lock the thug between the railing and their artillery, and slowly render them unconscious. Every bit with the Corner Takedown, characters used the Batclaw to extend the assail'south range.
• Double Ledge Takedown: When hanging from a ledge, a graphic symbol can catch onto two nearby henchmen, and pull them both over the edge in the same move.
• Ceiling Takedown: If an enemy was walking on a walkway directly above a ceiling where Catwoman was fastened to, she could pull them down from the walkway with her whip.
• Weak Wall Takedown: When an enemy was standing nearly a collapsible wooden wall, the character could flare-up through in an explosive move, and take downward the henchman in a single blow.
• Tightrope Takedown: But available in Arkham Origins. If Batman is walking on a tightrope created by the Remote Claw, he can drop on an enemy straight below him to take them out. Despite likewise having the gadget, Deathstroke cannot perform this movement.
• Flip Grate Takedown: But appears in Knight. Certain larger grates can be used both ways, in that If the role player is to a higher place an enemy, they can drop downwardly to instantly accept downwardly the enemy beneath. If below the grate, they can grapple through the grate and knock their enemy out.
• Grapnel Heave Takedown: Just available every bit Batman. Using a Grapnel Boost while grappling to a ledge where a henchman is standing, Batman will instantly take the enemy out.
• Freeze/Gum/Snare Trap Takedown: Any enemy frozen in place by the Freeze Nail, Glue Grenade, or Snare Trap can be instantly taken out past Batman or Harley Quinn.
• Line Launcher Takedown: While riding the Line Launcher toward an unsuspecting enemy, the character volition drop onto the henchman and take them out on the ground.
  • In Arkham Origins, the motion is replaced with the Zipline Takedown, which fuctions similarily, merely it requires more distance to the target, and required a tighrope created by the Remote Claw. Batman will glide onto his enemy, and take them out on the ground.

Other Takedowns

• Explosive Gel Takedown: Any graphic symbol equipped with the Explosive Gel can place it on a structurally weak wall or ceiling. When one or more enemies come into range, the HUD informed the player. If detonated, the movement can take down several enemies. In Knight, this now applies even to weaker, punch-through wooden walls as well.
• Basis Takedown: Whatever character tin can take down any enemy that has been knocked to the ground. This will instantly take the enemy out, but leaves the character vulnerable during it. In Arkham Asylum during predator encounters, when an enemy was knocked to the basis with a Batarang and the role player applied a Ground takedown on them, it would not alert the others, something that changed in the post-obit games. A Combo Ground Takedown gives 75 points for each score multiplier in gainsay claiming maps.
• Environmental Takedown: In Arkham Knight, some objects in the environement are highlighted in blue. Getting an enemy close to the object and pressing a certain button combination takes them downwards instantly in ane, noisy move. The move adds 100 points per multiplier in claiming maps.
• Gainsay Takedown: If the grapheme manages to stay undetected behind an enemy before a combat come across, they can instantly accept out the enemy with a Combat Takedown. This will e'er initiate the combat encounter, however.
• Fear Multi-Takedown: A move that can be used to take down several enemies in quick succession.

Gainsay Takedowns

• Blade Contrivance Takedown: a move specifically used against enemies with sharp weapons (thugs with knives or broken bottles, ninjas, combat experts, brutes with dual blades). All characters tin perform this move, by dodging each of the two or three initial blade swipes, and dealing a decisive blow afterward the final swipe. The move takes downwardly thugs, ninjas and gainsay experts immediately and adds 100 points per philharmonic multiplier in challenge maps, but only results in an "Instant Takedown" in Arkham Knight on brutes.
• Lieutenant Takedown and Titan Takedown: specific names of takedowns on lieutenants (the Abramovici Twins) and Titans in claiming maps. The former adds 50 points per multiplier merely like a typical beatdown finisher on henchmen, and the latter adds 100 points.

Some takedowns could merely be performed in combat situations, and simply after the combo reaches 8 or five (when upgraded) hit count.

• Special Combo Instant Takedown: The grapheme takes downwardly a single enemy with an instant knockout motility, unremarkably by breaking a limb or with a few well based blows. All characters can perform this motility on all types of enemies except Titans, the Abramovici Twins and Martial Artists. In Arkham Origins, the Takedown as well helps bargain more impairment onto bosses, destroy Venom backpacks, and the armor of enforcers which leaves them open to a beatdown. This move gives fifty points for each score multiplier in combat claiming maps.
• Special Multi Ground Takedown: Batman or Deathstroke instantly takes down any grounded enemies on the battleground with multiple batarangs or bullets respectively. If none are grounded, the movement is wasted. Information technology adds xx points x the number of downed henchmen per multiplier in challenge maps.

Tips

• Deathstroke normally could not perform an Explosive Wall Takedown. For unknown reasons, he can perform them on the PS3-exclusive map, Turning Point.

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