So it was announced a few days ago finally. This is probably the only upcoming game that I have any degree of hype for. I haven't felt any sort of anticipation for a game since Dark Souls 3. I just hope they release it on Steam. I'm not really a fan of having to use multiple different game launchers.

I've heard people complain that it looks more like a BL2 DLC, that the graphics aren't really improved much at all, but honestly I think the graphics are perfect and I don't really care to have much more than an updated BL2 experience with new characters, guns, and a new campaign.

Edit, whoops can Flee or Cheat move this shit to gaming, idk why I thought I was still in that forum when I posted smh.

homeless robot is the only one I like, yeah.

Shame we can't play as dashing mustache Rhys.

Honestly if this does end up just being being Borderlands 2.5 and it doesn't put me to sleep like the Pre-Sequel always manages to do somehow, I'd still be 100% okay with it concidering it wouldn't be another fucking always online games as a service dumpster fire in that case.

Is it Epic Store exclusive? Because that's what I see on borderlands website.


I hope it's an April fools joke

From what I'm hearing it looks like it will be, which is really disappointing. I really can't stand third party developers doing exclusive deals with platforms.

I definitely prefer Steam and consider it a superior platform, but even if Epic's launcher was just as good, I still really dislike third party devs making games exclusive.

A perfect example is Bloodborne. I love the Souls series and I'd love to try Bloodborne as well, but I don't own a PS4 and so it's not an option for me. Destiny was another good example. Xbox players payed the same price as PS4 players and yet received a version of the game with significantly less content; in a game with too little content at launch to begin with.

I detest these types of things in gaming.