I love this game! I am not normally one for first person shooters, but oy am I glad I bought this one. It has plenty of RPG elements. Leveling up and assigning skill points, looking for loot, and watching you character go from weakling to powerhouse. Seriously, if you are not skilled enough to take on a boss then level up and take him down.
The only thing I don't like is being forced to hike back to sell inventory and buy bullets.
Anybody play Boderlands?
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 09:14
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The main games story was sorta lame, but I loved the gameplay especially in co-op mode. It is a nice mindless killing game, and zombie island of dr.nedd was pretty hilarious imo.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 09:28
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No. It makes me physically ill, so no.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 09:51
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The main story line was pretty lame, but a lot of fun. The characters you meet on Pandora are hilarious and totally nuts. I hear that the DLC have much better story lines. I also adore CL4P-TP, Best video game mascot ever. Even cuter than sack boy.
How does the game make you sick OnlyShallow? Is the first person perspective or the gore? My Lillith has been known to pump the bad guy full of lead and set them on fire.
How does the game make you sick OnlyShallow? Is the first person perspective or the gore? My Lillith has been known to pump the bad guy full of lead and set them on fire.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 10:22
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Story was bad but loved everything else, the characters were good and the game had buckets of style. co-op was great.
Definitely one of my favourite games of the year
Definitely one of my favourite games of the year
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 10:37
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Well, I'm quite a proficient gamer and I've played many types of game, from DA:O's LOLGOREFOUNTAINS to good ol' Unreal Tournament...rma2110 wrote...
How does the game make you sick OnlyShallow? Is the first person perspective or the gore? My Lillith has been known to pump the bad guy full of lead and set them on fire.
And Borderlands is the only game to *physically* make me ill. As in I can't play it because the game itself, even just running around, screws with my head and makes me want to throw up.
And I'm not the only person who's been victim to it.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 12:36
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rma2110 wrote...
The main story line was pretty lame, but a lot of fun. The characters you meet on Pandora are hilarious and totally nuts. I hear that the DLC have much better story lines. I also adore CL4P-TP, Best video game mascot ever. Even cuter than sack boy.
How does the game make you sick OnlyShallow? Is the first person perspective or the gore? My Lillith has been known to pump the bad guy full of lead and set them on fire.
A few friends of my played it so I decided to pick it up and I love the game
The story is really not something special but I must agree that it is a lot of fun and I absolutely love my Bloodwing:P
The DLC are hilarious, if u havent played them yet I wont spoil except for: Be aware of the Claptrap:happy:
I mostly play it co-op now, trying to blow eachother to pieces, playing the Underdome and trying to kill Crawmerax
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 12:39
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Ya overall it is a great game with a lot of gameplay variety and humour.
The number of guns in the game is insane and yet they were able to make a lot of them work very uniquely to add to the experience.
Plus you just got to love the Claptraps.
The number of guns in the game is insane and yet they were able to make a lot of them work very uniquely to add to the experience.
Plus you just got to love the Claptraps.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 01:48
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Yeah, I have plasyed it <_<
it's a pretty cool game but still nothing in post-apocalyptic style can beat Fallout series. Well, atleast borderlands had vehicles that you can drive
it's a pretty cool game but still nothing in post-apocalyptic style can beat Fallout series. Well, atleast borderlands had vehicles that you can drive
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 03:52
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Glad to see this amazing game get some love. I just beat the main story line, but have yet to play the DLC. I already have reason to beware to Claptrap, but they're so cute!
I love Tannis. That voice actress is AMAZING! BioWare should have hired her yesterday.
I love Tannis. That voice actress is AMAZING! BioWare should have hired her yesterday.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 03:56
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I've been meaning to pick it up for some time but the graphics are really keeping me away.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 08:00
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Agreed. I wished the story had been better thought-out, then it would have been a stellar game. But I can't deny that I had a freaking blast playing this co-op with friends. "This is where the cars live!" Oh god...Dust_King wrote...
Story was bad but loved everything else, the characters were good and the game had buckets of style. co-op was great.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 10:06
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OnlyShallow89 wrote...
And Borderlands is the only game to *physically* make me ill. As in I can't play it because the game itself, even just running around, screws with my head and makes me want to throw up.
And I'm not the only person who's been victim to it.
Is it a motion-sickness thing? That I could understand. But is it just Borderlands, or is it an issue you have with first-person shooters in general?
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 10:37
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As I said above (At least, I'm sure I did), it's only Borderlands that's done it.FreezaSama wrote...
Is it a motion-sickness thing? That I could understand. But is it just Borderlands, or is it an issue you have with first-person shooters in general?
Wasn't a fan of the little I played, and I wasn't impressed with the constant texture-popping and the cel-shaded-y graphics, so it's just been chucked in a drawer somewhere and forgotten about.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 10:44
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I'll make sure to avoid it. I'm quite good at getting really ill when playing computer games, sometimes so bad that I need to lie down all of the following day as well. And they're the ones that most people find fairly innocuous.OnlyShallow89 wrote...
And Borderlands is the only game to *physically* make me ill. As in I can't play it because the game itself, even just running around, screws with my head and makes me want to throw up.
And I'm not the only person who's been victim to it.
If your experience here is anything to go by, this one sounds like I might never recover.
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Posté 11 janvier 2011 - 11:07
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I like Borderlands. It has a fall short of expectations story but that's not the main purpose of the game. It is all about killing stuff and blowing stuff up and loot spamming. It's the best Co-op game I have played in quite some time that supports more than 2 players.
For those fearing getting queasy playing it, if you have the PC version I would suggest turning off Depth of Field effects. It helped for me. Maybe that will be helpful to others.
"Look at me, I'm Dancin'... I'm Dancin'!"
For those fearing getting queasy playing it, if you have the PC version I would suggest turning off Depth of Field effects. It helped for me. Maybe that will be helpful to others.
"Look at me, I'm Dancin'... I'm Dancin'!"
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Posté 12 janvier 2011 - 03:25
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LMAO ... oh claptrap! He is a beatboxing fiend. "Come on get down!"lv12medic wrote...
"Look at me, I'm Dancin'... I'm Dancin'!"
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Posté 12 janvier 2011 - 05:00
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OnlyShallow89 wrote...
As I said above (At least, I'm sure I did), it's only Borderlands that's done it.
That's strange. Maybe it's the art style that has a hand in it?
OnlyShallow89 wrote...
Wasn't a fan of the little I played, and I wasn't impressed with the constant texture-popping and the cel-shaded-y graphics, so it's just been chucked in a drawer somewhere and forgotten about.
I played through the main game and all of the expansions. I think once I hit level 50, the game just got monotonous. Though I did have a blast with the General Knoxx DLC. By the time the last DLC came out though, I was just going through the motions.
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Posté 12 janvier 2011 - 08:15
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Possibly. Silverfall screwed with my eyes, and Champions Online was kinda hard to look at (It was as if something was irrtating me, but I couldn't work out what) until I nullified most of the comic book effects (Such as the outlines). I had no problems with Wind Waker, though, back in the dayFreezaSama wrote...
That's strange. Maybe it's the art style that has a hand in it?
Damn, I was doing 'quests' outside the first settlement, including going into the cave and driving the vehicle over that big gap/ramp/thing, and it felt a bit grindy.FreezaSama wrote...
I played through the main game and all of the expansions. I think once I hit level 50, the game just got monotonous. Though I did have a blast with the General Knoxx DLC. By the time the last DLC came out though, I was just going through the motions.
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Posté 12 janvier 2011 - 08:16
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OnlyShallow89 wrote...
Possibly. Silverfall screwed with my eyes, and Champions Online was kinda hard to look at (It was as if something was irrtating me, but I couldn't work out what) until I nullified most of the comic book effects (Such as the outlines). I had no problems with Wind Waker, though, back in the day
That may well be it. Maybe it's just a more selective version of the problem some people have where any FPS in general will make them ill.
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Damn, I was doing 'quests' outside the first settlement, including going into the cave and driving the vehicle over that big gap/ramp/thing, and it felt a bit grindy.
Well, yeah. I'm not too surprised. I mean, it's essentially an FPS with some RPG elements thrown in. Which I thought were done very well, but at its heart, it's still an FPS. Which isn't a bad thing, but I guess some people can't play the same one for 50+ hours. I mean, hey, there are people who still play Dynasty Warriors games, and those haven't really changed since the beginning of the franchise. Though I am a sucker for the Dynasty Warriors Gundam games. LOVE them.
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