I also didn’t appreciate the co-op aspect where loot is shared, so when we find a gun, we had to figure out who should get the snazzy super-strong pistol while the other has to hope for something else to come along. But (spoiler so just skip the rest of this paragraph to avoid it) in order to fulfill Jack’s request, you end up having to kill her. My favourite character probably was Felicity, who’s badass and smart. Who’s in the pre-sequel? No one’s particularly memorable. The old characters are still very vivid to me. Remember Tiny Tina? Ellie, Moxxie’s daughter? Sir Hammerlock? I do. That being said, the NPCs were lacklustre compared to the ones I encountered on Borderlands 2. I never get to see my silly outfits, or the comical things I do because it’s first person view. I enjoyed playing Claptrap because he was very funny, and humor is such a big part of Borderlands. One tip though: if you wanted to see Claptrap’s crazy antics, don’t play as him, but have your friend play him. It’s hilarious when you press “f” in hopes you’ll get one of the many random special attacks that Claptrap possesses, only to summon one that ends up killing your whole team. Claptrap’s special is volatile and completely random.
I played as Claptrap, and my boyfriend played Nisha. You’re driving moon buggies, the things you loot sometimes fly off due to low gravity, but otherwise, everything feels exactly the same. They integrate the need for oxygen to be refilled, as well as the ability to prolong your jumps with oxygen.
They could’ve done a lot more with the space environments. It felt as if I was merely continuing my adventures from the previous games but just in space. Honestly, the game is new, but it didn’t feel new. There was a sale on Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! so my boyfriend and I got it! We had both played Borderlands 2 on solo campaigns so it was refreshing to play co-op!
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