Gearbox's Borderlands isn't just one of the first to usher in the "loot shooter," it is also surprisingly one of the most inclusive series ever.
While gamers usually take notice of the mainline missions, these 5 side quests deserve more widespread attention for how entertaining they are.
Though far from the best version, this does a mostly good job of bringing this snarky sci fi shooter to the Switch.
The upcoming Borderlands movie adaption is due for release in 2024 and "it's Bananas" says director Eli Roth recently.
I think I get what you're saying.
Obviously, that’s the main reason everyone I play with bought the game.. I also like how they made every “leader” a woman. They should have just eliminated straight males altogether and they could have boosted their sales by 7s of people. Hindsight and all.
I've only played BORDERLANDS 2 but I was pretty surprised at just how casual it was about revealing that Hammerlock was gay. It wasn't made into a big deal afterwards either. I think the game handled itself pretty maturely despite it's blunt humor, which I honestly enjoyed.
Is it all inclusive if they took out the "little people"?
I guess it's alright since now you can shoot big headed babies.
Or, maybe just maybe, I missed something and am completely off mark.
The intro section starts with the main character saving beta male bandit and finishes with one of the Calypso twins calling the male twin, the useless one. Also, the main character in the intro section is only female like Lilith and Ellie.
This type of writing has been quite common lately where female characters have been saving the male characters or making them feel useless.
It's one thing to be inclusive but then there is this example where it just besmirching male characters just for the sake of inclusion.