Any “Borderlands 2” fan knows that Gearbox Software regularly hands out SHiFT Codes for golden keys inside the popular co-op shooter. According to a comment by Randy Pitchford, the Gearbox Software President revealed that the developer has discussed the idea of selling golden keys for real money in the past. Pitchford is clearly against the idea of monetizing loot inside “Borderlands 2” as he stated, “I’m not sure I’m ready to cross that line.”
@kphr31 We get asked about this a lot and some folks around here have talked about it. I'm not sure I'm ready to cross that line...
— Randy Pitchford (@DuvalMagic) June 5, 2013
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Anyone else have a small but noticeable delay in aiming on Borderlands 2? Anytime I move the aiming reticle, there is maybe a quarter of a second (250ms) delay before it moves. Happens in both Handheld and Docked.
You know what I'd love for them to discuss? How about the major frame rate issue plaguing most Nividia players? If my laptop ran this game at a solid 60fps for the entirety of the main game, the dlcs and patches shouldn't ever cause it to hit below 10fps. That's just stupid.
I just don't think Randy, and Co, should be trusted with any sum of money.
I'm shocked Sega haven't asked them.."Where'd the cash go?"
And I imagine that idea would've been met with a big "f**k you Randy" from gamers...
I'm surprised that they sold the game for real money with all the bugs it has.
yeah, it seems like it was designed for that. Glad they didn't do it.