Though to be fair Borderlands' class-based, co-op RPG leaning makes that more of a gameplay feature than a problem, And by definition, being the same as its predecessors certainly doesn't make the Pre-Sequel any worse.īorderlands' cel-shaded comic book style has always been gorgeous, and The Pre-Sequel is no exception. Borderlands has always been a far more frustrating experience for people who choose to play it solo, and the Pre-Sequel does nothing to change that. Sure, you can revive yourself with a well-timed kill, but it’s not always a viable solution, and several bosses late in the game will wreck your face without a second player to help out. Co-op is far easier and snappier than single player, mainly because you don’t have anyone to revive you if you die while adventuring on your lonesome. Loot drops so frequently that you’re constantly stopping to see if your new stuff is any better than your old stuff, and sorting through your inventory is still incredibly cumbersome.
BORDERLANDS THE PRE SEQUEL SAVE EDITOR BEST GUN COMBO SERIES
It's a compelling loop of shooting and looting that-even after spending 18 hours completing the main campaign-I found myself drawn back into, ready to try out new characters and take on the much harder True Vault Hunter mode.īut while the series greatest strengths remain, the overall adherence to what has gone before also means that many of Borderlands main niggles are back as well. And yes, tons of loot explodes out of your freshly exploded foes, ripe for the taking. You still shoot everything in sight, from moon-based bandits to nefarious space beasts, the game's core combat maintaining the series' weird, satisfying mix of anarchic, tactical gunplay and compulsive RPG overtones. You still run around huge open areas and small, enclosed corridors, only this time on Pandora’s neon, purple-tinged moon Elpis.
If you’ve played Borderlands 2, things will seem very familiar with The Pre-Sequel. And while that might be enough to placate Borderlands super-fans, casual players will find that things haven't changed all that much, and that's not enough to make up for its lacking story. It's a series of small refinements wrapped in a sub-par narrative, filled to the brim with gratuitous fanservice. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Remember Bioshock 2? Remember how many feared it would be a decent but unnecessary sequel, fun in its own right but bringing nothing drastically new to its storied heritage? That's Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel in a nutshell. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.
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