That was right. The Presidential Suit skill belonging to Arkham Batman was not geared toward combat, but toward operation. In any game with an economic system, operation was extremely important. Snowball tactics never went out of style. For an operations master, as long as he could gain even the tiniest economic advantage, he could roll that snowball bigger and bigger until the other side had no strength left to resist.
There was no need to say much about Arkham Batman's operational ability. Leaving aside the business skills most Batmen possessed, the fact that Arkham Batman could sit firmly in the position of president proved that his economic management ability could not possibly be poor. Because for a country, the vast majority of problems were economic problems. If high-speed economic growth could be maintained, almost every problem could be solved. Correspondingly, to have a stable political situation, one had to have a stable economic environment. Arkham Batman's ability to bring the entire federation under one banner was not entirely due to brilliant political maneuvering. After incorporating the federation into a single economic entity, making it develop better was also of paramount importance.
So when Arkham Batman, through his own set of skills, realized that this game had been designed with an economic system, he understood that his early-game focus was no longer combat. Instead, when facing Greed, he had to gain the economic advantage.
He had to admit, Doctor Manhattan really had given him the difficulty he wanted. In combat, he had to face the Pursuer; in operation, he had to face Greed. If he could win this, Arkham Batman could truly proclaim himself emperor.
Though his opponent was Greed, Arkham Batman was not particularly afraid. After all, at its core, this was still a game of tag with a ghost.