King Shark

I think it's the fact that most of the game is boring and repetitive. Every mission is just flying and shooting. The only interesting parts are fights with Batman but the rest is just the same thing over and over again.

I've made a little recap of the events leading up to Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. Here it is:

Alright, kiddies, gather around. Auntie Harley’s got a story to tell you. A tale of tragedy, revenge, redemption, zombie sidekicks, ghost clowns, creepy mask guys, copy-clowns...and murder most foul. So...as you know, my name is Harley. Harley Quinn. I was once a serious, un-fun psychiatrist at a super spooky place called Arkham Asylum, where it was my duty to help crazy people go back to being non-crazy people. But that all changed when I met…(sigh)...him. Mistah J. I helped him get out of that joint and we became the best criminal duo since Bonnie and Clyde. Hahahahaha! We turned Gotham City upside down with our hilarious antics. And yet, the Big Bad Bat and his team of flying monkeys would always show up to ruin our fun. Ooh, that guy is the worst! But...he isn’t technically that bad when you stick around with him long enough. Anyway, I thought me and my Puddin would live happily ever after. But my fun with him ended when Batman killed him in Arkham City, which I found out later on, was that TITAN crap that actually killed Joker. I didn’t know that, and I really lost my shit that day...more than usual. I tried to kill Bats weeks after that, but he and his red-suited sidekick stopped me. I continued to think about avenging my puddin for 9 months. But then, one year ago, everything changed forever. Scarecrow got together a merry band of Batman’s worst enemies with an ultimate plan to put his black-clad Bat-ass into the ground. He was partnered up by some cheap, pointy-eared knock-off called the Arkham Knight, who knew every little trick Batman had up his sleeve. He helped Scarecrow take over the entire city with an army of soldiers, tanks and drones, and snatched the Commissioner’s little girl to send Bats into a little game of Bat and Mouse to find her. Scarecrow forced Simon Stagg to build a giant walking Fear Gas bomb called The Cloudburst, which intends to turn all of Gotham into a Fear Toxin wasteland. But Batman convinced my gal pal, Ivy, to help him use her plants to stop Scarecrow. Isn’t that really nice of her? Such a shame that she died. I would’ve told her how proud I was of what she did. Where was I in the middle of this, you asked? Well, I found out that 4 of the people that Mistah J infected with his blood when he sent samples of that stuff out to every last hospital in the city weren’t cured, due to unrecorded transfusions and medical errors and all that crap. I was planning to break them out of the Movie Studios when I found out, but unfortunately, Batman and Robin stopped me. And the worst part was...Henry Adams, the guy who was helping me break them out, killed all the new Jokers and then himself. Why? Because Batman was supposedly turning into Joker himself. I don’t really believe it, but Batman was seeing my puddin’s ghost everywhere he went, and Joker was trying to take over his mind. But we’ll go into that later. Anyway, after locking me up, Batman found out that Gordon found Scarecrow and followed him into an abandoned mall. Ooh, scary. And that is when Bats found out that the Arkham Knight is actually Jason Todd, the 2nd Robin. Gotta say, I feel really sorry for him. Makes me wish Joker hadn’t tricked him into hating Batman. These two kicked the crap out of each other, but thankfully, it ended with them making up and apologizing to each other. And Batman also found Gordon’s daughter, and Gordon turned stoolie on him to save the poor kid. Sucks that Gordon didn’t kill him, though. But he and Robin were kidnapped, and Scarecrow made B-Man surrender to him, where he was taken to Arkham Asylum and his mask was ripped from his face. And when Scarecrow pumped a bunch of his crazy juice into B-Man’s throat, Joker was one step closer to taking over Batman’s mind and unleashing him onto the entire world. but...Batman challenged that face-painted bastard to one final climactic clash within The Bat’s Belfry. And Bats defeated him with The Joker’s greatest fear of all: being forgotten. And with his sanity restored and Scarecrow put in his cage, Batman knows that everyone he’s ever loved will be hunted and killed now that everyone knows who he is. So, in order to protect them, Brucie went home and the moment he went inside and closed the door behind him, his house blew up with him inside it. SHOCKING, RIGHT? And while there is still a bit of crime in Gotham, the City felt a lot calmer after everything that’s happened. We thought that everyone’s worst nightmares were over, and that without Joker causing chaos, everything has settled down. But to me...my biggest adventure...is just getting started.

Harley Quinn’s story continues in

Coming 2022.

Guys, I MAY have found a plot hole in the Arkhamverse (apologies if I am wrong).

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League supposedly takes place AFTER the Arkham Knight game (they say it "continues" the Arkham story).

The Assault on Arkham film is canon in the Arkhamverse as far as I know.

Doesn't King Shark die in Assault on Arkham when Waller detonates the bomb? If this is before the SS game, is it another King Shark or is it a plot hole?

I could be overthinking it, maybe Kill the Justice League takes place before Assault on Arkham, but this is kind of nagging at my brain.