Corpse Run 286: Specs
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I finally got around to finishing Borderlands 2 last week, and although I’m pretty certain that most everyone has played it already, definitely check it out if you haven’t. It has all of the excellent gameplay of the first, but this time with an actual story.
Seriously, Borderlands 1 had almost no narrative to speak of. The sequel makes up for this fault in spades, and the superb voice acting is a major plus.
On the silly side of things, however, item chests are kind of weird. Sometimes I open one, and the world’s greatest, rarest gun is inside.
Right next to a broken pea shooter.
First off, if I’m the leader of that particular bandit camp, I want someone to be using that awesome weapon; gives us a better chance to survive an attack, right? If enemies invade the camp and we all die, that’s it. Why not protect ourselves to the best of our ability?
Second, locks. I’d kind of expect a village or encampment’s munitions to be under lock and key. That way, you know, enemy forces couldn’t sneak in and steal everything.
Just saying.
I’m willing to bet that whether you live in the northeast or not you’ve probably heard about the snowstorm we got this weekend. I’d provide a report on how much snow we got, but honestly, I haven’t been outside my apartment since Friday morning.
I haven’t even looked out a window since Friday night.
I really like the indoors, you know?
Honestly, I really enjoyed borderlands 2 as well. My one problem with the game is *spoilers* that the ending was very Halo-like in the way that they discovered there are so many vaults/halos all over the universe and “someone has to stop them before the others open/are fired off. Still a great game and I would still probably be playing it if I still had friends online to fight the post game bosses.