re: BL2 Info Thread - *Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage DLC- Info in 2nd post*

15 month calendar of what?

And how long before finch is banned again?

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15 month calendar of what?

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Um..........the days of said months I'm assuming it will feature artwork from the game.


I went ahead and bought it. I didn't get the vault hunters edition, but this will be the closest I get to going full retard on a game.

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And how long before finch is banned again?

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Well, he self-banned himself, so I think he's safe. IF he's running any alters, depends on how stupid he is with it.

So probably when this game hits.

Who did you pre-order with? Curious if the Mechromancer is still available free.

LINK

There I'm feeling generous

Glimpse at the Gunzerker skill tree in 2nd post.

Gearbox: Why Borderlands 2's Story Won't Suck

Gearbox Software knows where the first Borderlands fell short, and in working on Borderlands 2, Lead Writer Anthony Burch can pinpoint precisely why. 2009’s role-playing shooter “feels comparatively lonely because you just don’t have a lot of dialogue pushing you forward and explaining why you’re doing what you’re doing,” Burch says. “Every time an objective changes in Borderlands 2, somebody’s there saying a line of dialogue, explaining why you should care, telling you what you should do next.”

Consequently, the script for Borderlands 2 is five times larger than the first.

“Pretty much every new character we have,” he says, giving nods to Tiny Tina and Ellie. “We gave them three to five sidequests to say what their backstory is, what their personality is.” This is especially true of the returning characters – in particular, the Vault Hunters from the first game. “You spend a significant amount of the main plot getting to know who they are now,” says Burch. The Borderlands heroes were about their class, not their character, and most players remember their skill trees more than their personal qualities.

SKAGZILLA update: on 1 st attempt I was a level 19 and got my shite pushed in.

Went back last night as a lvl 25 and made that thing my bitch.

I'm always solo and IDGAF about level difficulty most times. I usually just go mission by mission in my Que with them ALL listed. And just go to the closet one.

I level up fast that way. Don't care about money when I die. Money is useless in this game.

I like the challenge. That one was dumb because you have nowhere to hide and he charges fast. I killed tougher bosses since that are 2-3 lvl higher. Its about the area you battle in mostly.

Really the money was useless after level 10. I have 100k and don't need tobuy shite

I am scavenger extraordinaire. I leave no box unopened, no garbage unsmashed, no area unchecked. I like finding upgrades without buying them.