tf2 players will buy borderlands...looks the same

This post was edited by e-p on Oct 3 2009 11:09am

looks a lot different.



any game for $0 is a game worth playing.
i expecting something great when valve promised a zombie game.
they only gave us something mediocre.

This post was edited by vash2464 on Oct 3 2009 11:57am

They provided a great foundation with poor follow-up. My opinion at least.

well, yes and no to that, its just kinda looks all cartoonish over the real fallout3 kinda art style, it looks closer to tf2 than anything ive seen, but graphics lookedl ike crap in the video, ground was all pixelated

If it reminds me of anything, graphically, it's probably Crackdown.

This looks like a game that could require some heavy DLC upkeep. Will see if they deliver though. If the game is good & well supported I would have no problem paying for DLC on a semi-regular basis even. If it's a consistant game that can keep being built upon &/or replayed. Still curious if they will have a PvP sort of Arena, or anything to that affect, and if Trading will be available. From what I read elsewhere, the maps will not be randomly generated like D2, but the locations of outposts, enemys, enemy camps, etc will be random.

ya, i think the randomly generated maps on d2 are annoying, makes mf'in meph a bitch

I think it was pretty fun for awhile, different areas where the zombies and weapons spawn, the retarded difficulty advancement from Advanced to Expert (5 damage from a normal zombie versus 20) playing with friends and throwing a molotov at my friend who was to far away to save from a hunter.

Good times, good times.

Would have been better if you were playing with me

If only my internetz wuz good.

I never got an answer from you (or can't remember if I did), are you getting l4d2?

im tihnking about it, borderland is more important atm, Im getting sick of retards on l4d1 , so if i get l4d2 ill probley get mad..