Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

a franquia é top, mas o escalonamento de dificuldade é uma bosta

No balance at all, one second the player would be dead, one shot your shield would be broken. So mean of the developers that even a purple gun would be in your dream, blue would be happiness. And no convineont way to kill the boss. Certainly no playing experience in my view. And too many time wasted to find the way, hiding the target so well that some quest had to be abandoned, could not find the way at all.

a lot going for it. it has probably the best vault hunters in borderlands, it introduced some of the movement mechanics that would be introduced in 3 and 4, and it has one of the best DLCs in borderlands. absolutely pick this one up if it's on sale or in a bundle. full-price is too much for how old the game is, and for how relatively little content there is in it compared to bl2. oh, and if you're playing on linux/steam deck, switch to proton. the native build "works" but it's supremely out of date.

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There are sprint issues while using the vehicle, other than that everything is good.

Only got this game for Claptrap. Forever will be my favorite BL installment.

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is set between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, highlighting Handsome Jack's rise to power. It was also co-developed by the now defunct 2K Australia, so it features a raft of Australian references and many Australian accents. It's quite charming and personally piques my interest whenever a video game involves something from Down Under. So, to an extent it's more of the same you'd come to expect from a Borderlands game, but to me that is a good thing. As annoying as it is to navigate, the low-gravity aspect is interesting, and the need to seek out Oxygen (O2) for the majority of the story is at least different to other entries in the series. Co-op gameplay is solid, the story is great, and the humour is as good as ever. I feel like this title goes somewhat under the radar compared to all other games in the series. That's a pity, because it's well worth playing and I'll certainly have it on rotation for the foreseeable future.