Of all the licensed songs I was expecting to hear in a Borderlands trailer, Gimme Chocolate by Babymetal was not one of them. It kinda fits the theme... Dunno whether to be hyped for this or not....
Of all the licensed songs I was expecting to hear in a Borderlands trailer, Gimme Chocolate by Babymetal was not one of them. It kinda fits the theme...
Dunno whether to be hyped for this or not. Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep was one of my favourite DLC expansions and to see an entire game built around the concept is great. On the other hand, Gearbox haven't exactly pushed out good games since. The Pre-Sequel and Borderlands 3 were kinda... bad.
I never played the Pre-Sequel, so can't speak to that, but why do you think Borderlands 3 was "kinda bad"? IMO it was just more of the same as the previous games. However that is exactly what my...
I never played the Pre-Sequel, so can't speak to that, but why do you think Borderlands 3 was "kinda bad"?
IMO it was just more of the same as the previous games. However that is exactly what my friends and I wanted/expected from a new Borderlands game to begin with, so it was still really enjoyable for us. The only thing I wasn't too keen on was the Epic exclusivity, but meh.
I liked the pre-sequel alright, but I didn't like Borderlands 3 much. For me it was that the writing quality and map design took nosedives. For all the poorly aged jokes and references,...
I liked the pre-sequel alright, but I didn't like Borderlands 3 much. For me it was that the writing quality and map design took nosedives. For all the poorly aged jokes and references, Borderlands 2 had a base of solid writing, with a memorable cast, story, and locations, and a tone that worked for it all and gave it cohesion. Borderlands 3 felt like a low-quality knockoff of Borderlands 2 that aped it without understanding it, with map design done by the Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt team.
Of all the licensed songs I was expecting to hear in a Borderlands trailer, Gimme Chocolate by Babymetal was not one of them. It kinda fits the theme...
Dunno whether to be hyped for this or not. Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep was one of my favourite DLC expansions and to see an entire game built around the concept is great. On the other hand, Gearbox haven't exactly pushed out good games since. The Pre-Sequel and Borderlands 3 were kinda... bad.
I never played the Pre-Sequel, so can't speak to that, but why do you think Borderlands 3 was "kinda bad"?
IMO it was just more of the same as the previous games. However that is exactly what my friends and I wanted/expected from a new Borderlands game to begin with, so it was still really enjoyable for us. The only thing I wasn't too keen on was the Epic exclusivity, but meh.
I liked the pre-sequel alright, but I didn't like Borderlands 3 much. For me it was that the writing quality and map design took nosedives. For all the poorly aged jokes and references, Borderlands 2 had a base of solid writing, with a memorable cast, story, and locations, and a tone that worked for it all and gave it cohesion. Borderlands 3 felt like a low-quality knockoff of Borderlands 2 that aped it without understanding it, with map design done by the Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt team.