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"Mayhem is coming" Upcoming Borderlands game teaser
- Thread starter Theorry
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The stuff that 4chan "leaked", got leaked months ago by others
Have watched the teaser like 8 times already. So pumped for this game, and it's definitely coming out later this year.
I think it's more likely that Claptrap will have a different voice.
Hope this game takes a giant poop on Anthem.
Practically speaking, look forward to their procedural gun system. Wanna see how crazy they get this time. I wanna see buzz saw launchers and crazy ammo variants, ricochet types etc. Would love to see Tales of the Borderlands characters making appearances is almost too good to be true.
Practically speaking, look forward to their procedural gun system. Wanna see how crazy they get this time. I wanna see buzz saw launchers and crazy ammo variants, ricochet types etc. Would love to see Tales of the Borderlands characters making appearances is almost too good to be true.
I've read both and I have to wonder why the accuser didn't report him to the FBI if it was CP. Unless new information comes out it's far more likely it was just a camgirl.
Any game that continuously evolves the world you play in and keeps you logged into that game through the means of paid content is a game as a service.
Borderlands 2 was a GAAS
It doesn't need a concrete definition because shit is not that serious.
Does a dev update the game with constant content? It's a GaaS
They can probably find a bunch of other Claptrap sound-alikes. The whole "goofy robot" thing isn't exclusive to BL after all. Who knows, maybe they'll write him differently altogether since I don't reckon Anthony Burch is working on this.
Borderlands 2 had DLC, it didn't have an ever evolving world, or daily/weekly events (that I remember) or anything else associated with a GaaS title, it just had DLC.
Are you new? Like, to gaming. Expansions have been a thing for a long ass time. Old games with expansions and DLC aren't retroactively GAAS just because you don't feel like discerning between them!
That Mask is awesome...I dont care if theres a Battle Royale,as long as it's seperate and we have an awesome campaign as well like the first 2...loved.loved Bordelands 1 and 2. ;)
And Randy's word is been proven to be worth nothing, and his explanation read as absurd. So there's good reason to doubt him here. I don't know why you jumped on me like it was a nothing burger, it's definitely something to be wary of.
Did you not constantly come back story content or purchase new heroes created for the game.
It doesn't have to follow a destiny/Warcraft formula to be a GaaS
I mean, before GAAS was just an other term for getting money from their audience before they even produced a single thing on content and then having a lackluster year with meaningless shit.
We had expansions and yes, I agree, if you want, these games were GAAS games. Supported with content over years.
But then season passes got bigger and everyone had to have one and more companies found out how to exploit this in the cheapest way possible and then when we had a name for this, GAAS, it was already too late and everyone already knew that it's something negative in most cases.
Fallout 3 was truly my favorite Game As A Service.
Like seriously? Some of you really can't work out the difference?
Like seriously? Some of you really can't work out the difference?
That's funny, Destiny 1+2, The Division 2, Warframe... some of my favourite games over the last 10 years.
BL3 is absolutely going to be a GaaS, and there is nothing wrong with that so long as it's handled well, and it has been handled well by many a game already. Some of y'all should have swallowed this pill by now.
DLC is GaaS. Especially BL2 which had DLC based on events throughout the year. Back then it wasn't even free events as they are now. You had to pay for each one.
DLC is GaaS. Especially BL2 which had DLC based on events throughout the year. Back then it wasn't even free events as they are now. You had to pay for each one.
You're just acting silly. That's one of the most baffling suppositions I've ever read on this site. Like some of the most beloved games that exist right now are GaaS. Figure out how to argue your point if you've actually got one, because this ain't it.
So Skyrim is GaaS then?
Every game with extra content after the fact is GaaS then? Methinks the term is too broad now.
If it's him, he's probably gonna be voiced by someone else if his original voice actor hates Randy, if that other tweet is to be believed.
Thats cool but you might want to redefine what obvious means to you.
I made a thread for the GaaS debate as this is derailing:
https://www.resetera.com/threads/wh...our-opinion-the-first-true-gaas-title.107940/
https://www.resetera.com/threads/wh...our-opinion-the-first-true-gaas-title.107940/
It looks Angel (Jack's daughter) is in there. Or was that Lilith with the wings?
Again, those expansions you mention, were they just map packs, or did they add several elements to the gameplay, with new skills, characters, level increases and such?
Considering Bethesda's store of mods that is constantly being added to, yes, Skyrim is now GaaS.
There are varying degrees of supporting a game after its launch in order to gain revenue from it. Some only include add-ons to the point they don't earn the label of GaaS as often as others that involve more intuitive systems to keep players playing as often as possible.
BL2 was a balance between the two. Add-ons, which later involved paid events.
GaaS are generally characterized by being designed to keep players actively engaged longer term. Fallout 3 being a single player rpg clearly isn't that, even if it had post release content dlc.
Borderlands 2 however is a looter shooter with diablo-esque loot. It's co-op and co-op content lends it to be a quite social game if you want. And it got continuously updated with tons of new content for a pretty long while.
Just based on the model, the design of the female twin looks extremely up my alley. Shame they're a villain and not playable.
I like the look of the playable Siren though. That's the class I've usually stuck with in every game, I don't expect them to disappoint here either.
I like the look of the playable Siren though. That's the class I've usually stuck with in every game, I don't expect them to disappoint here either.
If it doesn't apply, let it fly. Look at the posts...clearly people don't want the term "GaaS" to be associated with their favorite franchises. Those beloved games you mentioned aren't as beloved here as they are with gamers outside message boards like this. Yeah...I really meant ALL OF SOCIETY doesn't like GaaS...it's clear that I was talking about here specifically and it's clear that GaaS is a major boogeyman here.
If you are talking about the statue with wings; then that's Lilith. But I think I saw Angel there (the girl with small wings)
All Sirens have those wings when using their powers. Lilith and Maya did as well.
Yup, the term for things do change retroactively. Just because "GaaS' wasn't a term then doesn't mean it doesn't apply now.
The issue is that it basically applies to everything that had DLC, now and in the past. If thats the case then theres no need whatsoever to have a catagory called GaaS as it doesnt help tell people what the game is.
Not all DLC is the same. This had additions of new characters, skills, a level cap increase and a varierty of new content. It's not just a map pack with a new weapon skin here or there.