Borderlands Game of the Year Enhanced

Nice fullscreen ads in the main menu, thanks. Also unresolved bugs, even in this "enhanced" edition. Mouse sensitivity is crazy high even when dropped to the lowest values, have to resort to editing a .ini file to fix it. Texture filturing resets to the default setting on each game launch, even though it says trilinear it will not be doing that in practice.

Bl1 is still fantastic but this remaster has a metric ton of issues and performance problems on a machine that runs Bl3 like butter. Stick will the og GOTY version and give the 'Enhanced' version a miss.

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[h3] Game of the year my ass [/h3] It's not even a Game of the Year winner. It's a self-proclaimed title. The GOTY award didn't exist in 2009, but there were a lot of respected gaming magazines with their own awards, and none of them named Borderlands the winner. I know the game was revolutionary. It created an entire genre. Thankfully, I wasn't there when it was released, so it never had the chance to shape my taste in games. Visually, the game is really nice. It doesn't feel old or irrelevant. This is one aspect that has aged gracefully. The opening areas look very dynamic and inviting. The characters and overall world design are awesome. The voice acting is consistently high quality, and the story… the story is slightly below mediocre even by the standards of this kind of game. Considering everything else, that's somehow a point in its favor. I understand why people love this game, I enjoyed the running and gunning for the first 10 hours as well. However, the game couldn't offer anything beyond that. Borderlands is absolutely outdated today. The gameplay design is terrible. I don't think it's even polite to force players to do copy-pasted boring quests across huge, mostly empty maps filled with endless backtracking - not hours, but for dozens of hours. Dozens. To make matters worse: DLC areas don't even have fast-travel points. Vehicles become your only means of transportation, and even they aren't always pleasant to use. Racing games have existed for decades, yet for some reason the driving controls in Borderlands don't use a standard control scheme. Instead of simple WASD or arrow-key steering, you're expected to combine keyboard movement with mouse steering. Why? DLCs, in general, are inconsistent. Enemy scaling is different for each DLC, and if you accidentally enter some of them during Playthrough 1, enemy levels can become fixed. If you return later with your level way above before, you will fight underleveled enemies. Just do what any guide recommends: go to DLCs after Playthrough 2. And another wonderful surprise: in The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, brains don't count toward the collection quest until you've actually accepted the quest. Enjoy collecting them twice (actually more than twice). There aren't even many good boss fights. Crawmerax is the only interesting one. It's a fight where you try different approaches, think how to win, and discuss tactics with your teammates. Most of the other boss fights are just mindless shooting. Nevertheless, the most frustrating thing is achievements. They are horrible and feel absolutely disrespectful of the player's time. If you are a fellow achievement hunter, consider this warning: don't even touch this franchise. Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot is just gamer hell. Claptrap's New Robot Revolution achievements are so tedious, enormous and grindy that might make you drop the idea of completing it, and also, unlike in vanilla, they are not shared among players in your party: everyone must farm their own drops. Another buggy achievement is Rootinest, Tootinest, Shootinest. Better complete it on your Playthrough 1, because on Playthrough 2 Rakks evolve to Relentless Rakks and on Playthrough 2.5 to Vindictive Rakks, which may not count toward the achievement properly. Notorious game, notorious bugs. The netcode is hot garbage. Non-host players occasionally lose quest markers and map information, meaning the person driving often has no idea where the group is supposed to go. Constant audio issues are simply part of the experience. But the most outrageous bug is the memory leak. If you are traveling through a lot of locations during a session, you will need to restart the game at some point, depending on your PC. Areas you have already left aren't unloaded from memory. The game just accumulates it until performance starts to suffer. If you start the game in multiplayer the introduction cinematic doesn't play, meaning you'll miss a significant chunk of the game's setup and lore, in case you care. I can do it all day, but I think you get the point. If you are going to play both versions, I recommend starting with the original. Save files and achievements can be transferred from the original to the Enhanced Edition, but not the other way around. That said, I honestly wouldn't recommend starting at all. I rarely drop games midway through, but I would definitely have dropped Borderlands if I hadn't been playing with friends. Don't play it alone. Don't play it at all. [list] [*][url=https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198075304418/recommended/8980] Review of Borderlands GOTY [/url] [*][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45567891] Curator page [/url] [/list]

I can definitely respect what Borderlands did for the looter-shooter genre, and I understand why people loved it when it first came out. But playing it today for the first time was a rough experience. The atmosphere and art style are still great, but almost everything else feels dated. The gunplay lacks impact, many missions are repetitive, enemies are bullet sponges, and there’s a lot of running back and forth. Even with the Enhanced Edition’s visual improvements, the gameplay itself hasn’t aged very well. I don’t think it’s a bad game—it was clearly influential and laid the groundwork for Borderlands 2, which improved on almost every aspect. But if you’re coming in as a new player in 2026, don’t expect it to feel modern just because it’s the Enhanced Edition. I’m glad I experienced it for the series’ history, but it’s not a game I’d replay.

one of the best looter shooters ever made. claptrap is still annoying, skags still want me dead, and I still spend 90% of my time comparing guns I'll replace in five minutes. 100%'d it on console a few yeas back, but i won't be doing it again on pc. the colosseum DLC is not FUN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HF-fXH_Epfs Big Borderlands fan, if you ever want to start the series, this would be the place for doing that. Shoot, kill, loot, repeat => fun.

Probably the most underrated borderlands game. Which is a shame, the game is pretty fun as looter shooters go. Dare I say, it has better looking guns than 2/pre-sequel. It also somehow still has the best atmosphere and headshots in the series. It may not have actually won goty, but it will always be one in my heart. 9/10, -1 point for the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ remaster. get your ♥♥♥♥ together, randy bobandy.

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