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Borderlands Tales
Witness
I found myself in a period of relative unavailability of the game, with nothing to do in my three main games of choice that have occupied most of this year up to now, Division 2, Destiny 2 and Anthem. I'm getting excited for Borderlands 3 this fall, and I thought I would check Borderlands Tales, 2014 title of Telltale (RIP) located in the Borderlands universe. And now that I beat her and played a little Borderlands 3 For starters, I will go and recommend it as a must-play for those who are looking forward to the rest.
I remember when Borderlands Tales was released, and I was not very interested in a game based on Borderlands' story that would not be focused on shooting and loot, at least in the traditional sense of the word. And yet, playing now, I think you should do it before BL3 for two main reasons.
First of all, it's just … really good. Borderlands may be a lot, but it's not a series of moving moments. I think the most moving part of the series in several hundred hours of play is to discover the story of Tiny Tina's parents or watch Jack kill Mordecai's bird. But these moments are rare and distant, and Borderlands Tales is a chance to play a game that takes place in this universe with real emotional issues between your characters, the scammer Fiona and the average manager of Hyperion Rhys, and those around them.
Borderlands Tales
Witness
From the point of view of character development and world building, you will create great connections between all of you, from your work to your possible love interest, as a safe hunter's mentor to a loader, among other things . The story is compelling and the writing is good. The "madness" of ordinary Borderlands is there, but a little softened and without the game turning 98% of the time, there is room for a number of quieter moments.
But the other reason you should play the game is because I think it will add to your pleasure to live the overall experience of Borderlands 3. Just play the demonstration mission of Borderlands 3, one of the main quest givers was Rhys, the Tales protagonist, now in a new role several years after the events of his own game. And I have no doubt that we will see other characters from Tales arise in Borderlands 3 as well as.
Past that, Borderlands Tales There are some very important moments in the history of Borderlands which, I believe, will have ramifications in Borderlands 3. I will not go into detail to avoid spoilers, but there is a (apparent) major character death of someone who has been in the game since the beginning, and who might not appear in the sequel . There is also the destruction of a particular landmark that seems quite important too, given the events of Borderlands 2.Point is, Borderlands Tales is a solid game in itself, or at least a solid story with mechanically loosely game-like mechanics, and at least some of what's going on there will show up in Borderlands 3, as I have already seen at least one great example of what comes from the demo alone. It's really worth spending six hours or more beating this thing, and I'm pretty sure it's cheap now.
My next decision is whether to play or not Pre-suite It's worth it, and if you have an opinion on it, let me know.
Follow me & nbsp;on Twitter& nbsp;Facebook& nbsp; and & nbsp;Instagram. & nbsp; Read my new science fiction thriller novel & nbsp;Herokiller, now available in print and online. I also wrote & nbsp;The trilogy born of the earth.
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Borderlands Tales
Witness
I found myself in a period of relative unavailability of the game, with nothing to do in my three main games of choice that have occupied most of this year up to now, Division 2, Destiny 2 and Anthem. I'm getting excited for Borderlands 3 this fall, and I thought I would check Borderlands Tales, the 2014 Telltale (RIP) title taking place in the Borderlands universe. And now that I beat her and played a little Borderlands 3 For starters, I will go and recommend it as a must-play for those who are looking forward to the rest.
I remember when Borderlands Tales was released, and I was not very interested in a game based on Borderlands' story that would not be focused on shooting and loot, at least in the traditional sense of the word. And yet, playing now, I think you should do it before BL3 for two main reasons.
First of all, it's just … really good. Borderlands may be a lot, but it's not a series of moving moments. I think the most moving part of the series in several hundred hours of play is to discover the story of Tiny Tina's parents or watch Jack kill Mordecai's bird. But these moments are rare and distant, and Borderlands Tales is a chance to play a game that takes place in this universe with real emotional issues between your characters, the scammer Fiona and the average manager of Hyperion Rhys, and those around them.
Borderlands Tales
Witness
From the point of view of character development and world building, you will create great connections between all of you, from your work to your possible love interest, as a safe hunter's mentor to a loader, among other things . The story is compelling and the writing is good. The "madness" of ordinary Borderlands is there, but a little softened and without the game turning 98% of the time, there is room for a number of quieter moments.
But the other reason you should play the game is because I think it will add to your pleasure to live the overall experience of Borderlands 3. Just play the demonstration mission of Borderlands 3, one of the main quest givers was Rhys, the Tales protagonist, now in a new role several years after the events of his own game. And I have no doubt that we will see other characters from Tales arise in Borderlands 3 as well as.
Past that, Borderlands Tales There are some very important moments in the history of Borderlands which, I believe, will have ramifications in Borderlands 3. I will not go into detail to avoid spoilers, but there is a (apparent) major character death of someone who has been in the game since the beginning, and who might not appear in the sequel . There is also the destruction of a particular landmark that seems quite important too, given the events of Borderlands 2.Point is, Borderlands Tales is a solid game in itself, or at least a solid story with mechanically loosely game-like mechanics, and at least some of what's going on there will show up in Borderlands 3, as I have already seen at least one great example of what comes from the demo alone. It's really worth spending six hours or more beating this thing, and I'm pretty sure it's cheap now.
My next decision is whether to play or not Pre-suite It's worth it, and if you have an opinion on it, let me know.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new sci-fi crime novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.