History Headscratchers / BatmanTheTelltaleSeries

** It's quite possible that Tiffany tracked down the drone Batman was using and that lead her to Riddler. If you told her the truth at the Funeral she has the motivation to track you down and she has the tool to do so, and even if you lied to her, She would get suspicious about the sudden activity of the drone.

** IIRC, nobody really noticed the veins after Harvey and Hill were injected, and even if they did see the veins, there'd be nothing much to link it to the injection. Even if Bruce told them about the veins, 1. They probably wouldn't believe it, and 2. They would've suspicious as to why Bruce knows this.

* During the climax of episode 3 of season 2, we are stuck between telling Harley that either Bruce or Catwoman stole her laptop. The last time we saw Selina, she was safe and sound in the batcave. When we then drop Selina in it, suddenly she's bound and gagged and placed in a potentially lethal trap by the Pact. Is their a scene missing were she's captured or something?

* Why is it such a big deal that Regina caught Bruce with Harley and John? From her perspective it clearly looks like Bruce was being held hostage by a pair of criminals, which isn't even all that far from the truth.

* So, does Gotham just not have any real health care at all? I mean Harvey Dent gets [[spoiler: half of his face seared off, depending on player choice]] and yet there isn't a single suggestion concerning reconstructive surgery, or facial transplants, or even just basic effing bandaging so the massive festering wound isn't constantly dripping blood and pus everywhere? I mean, yeah, you have to have the classic Two-face look, but the idea that anyone, let alone the mayor of a large American city, would be permitted to just wander around outside with that kind of injury exposed to the elements is just absurd. Partial face transplants have been around since 2005 for god's sake. Heck, a few skin grafts could probably have done the job until a donor could be found. It just makes no sense for a wealthy, well-connected version of Harvey Dent to obtain the injuries he did and not do something about them! He does [[spoiler: go completely crazy after a while]] but he still spends a significant amount of time after the injury with some degree of lucidity. And since [[spoiler: the game's story will still turn Dent into Two-face regardless of whether or not he gets burned]], I just don't see the point of including it as a possibility at all.

* A bit Meta, but...Why. Why, Why, WHY do people prefer letting Harvey Become Two-Face other than a half-assed "Oh, He'll become Two-Face later." That's got to be the dumbest goddamn excuse I've ever heard. If you can prevent or just postpone a Tragedy, a [[BodyHorror VERY Gruesome]] one too, Why not just take the chance?
** It's probably because Two-Face is a popular villain and people want him in their game. I wouldn't know though. I saved Dent.
** That and Telltale has a track record that if one can prevent injury or death for a character, then an unavoidable injury or death will happen for said character later on.
** Also, because it requires doing something horrible to Selina, thereby possibly causing HER to turn Evil... and, the theory that Harvey will turn evil ANYWAY makes it pointless.
*** Doing something horrible to Selina? You don't save her and this leads to her being less open to Bruce, true, but you hardly just leave her to die no matter what the newspaper said. Saving Harvey just means you see two people in need of help and you go after the civilian longer-friend future mayor of Gotham who is going to be beaten to death with a large light before you go right over to her and take out one of the guys. She may see it as not prioritizing her and that's fair but you don't do anything horrible to her.
*** Except nothing changes with Selina even if you chose to help Harvey first. You can still end up sleeping with her - with the following scene with Harvey leaving the impression that in this case it's ''your actions'' that have driven him over the edge.
*** Wrong on that note. Your choice affects how Selina reacts. Save her and her reaction is more receptive, hoping you'll make breakfast for her, whereas if you don't, she outright states that last night didn't mean anything on account of how you left her at the debate. On that note, it comes across as hypocritical to lambaste people for "letting Harvey become Two-Face because he will eventually" while criticizing pro-Selina players because "you'll get to sleep with her anyway."
** Not every choice is meta. Some are impromptu judgment calls. Who's in more danger: one man against a lamp or one woman against multiple guns? Is Batman holding a grudge against Harvey? By the same token, in the next episode - is saving Montoya instead of Harvey a conscious meta effort to create Two-Face, or does the player think Montoya needs Batman's help more? Is the reverse a conscious effort to save Harvey or a grudge against Montoya? OP, please don't paint the player base with the same brush. Everyone's reasons are their own and they don't all fall under "well, he's going to become Two-Face anyway."

* In episode 4 [[spoiler: we choose whether to go to Wayne Enterprises or Wayne Manor. If we go to Wayne Manor, we get to encounter Harvey, who states that his goal is to make Wayne Manor vanish. Indeed, if we choose to go to Wayne Enterprises instead, we see Harvey basically burning/exploding the place.]] However, in episode 5 [[spoiler: Alfred is kidnapped by Lady Arkham from that very manor and somehow there's no damage seen at all. ]]