News - Next Borderlands 2 DLC to have a Dungeons & Dragons flavour

[HEXUS]

It will be called “Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep” and is due on 25th June.

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[crossy]

Never played Borderlands (1/2) - is it any good (esp campaign).

And secondly, is it just me or does "Tiny Tina" sound very much like Lori Petty in "Tank Girl" persona?

[Ferral]

Wonder if it will send you into the board game like in one of the Fable games

[cheesyboy]

Ah yes, the old "inadvertent" leak.

They never intended that. No.

[Defiant]

I didn't play first one, but I'm about through the seconds default game content. Still got all the expansions to go. I'm happy with the £10 that I paid for the game and a further £10 for the season pass but I wouldn't pay more for it.

The games ok, it drags at points BUT tiny Tina is a hoot. I liked the missions that she gives in the game so I'm looking forward to this expansion

[MrBozack]

I played Borderlands, The Zombie Island of Dr. Ned, a little of Mad Moxxi's Underdome Riot, not very much of The Secret Armory of General Knoxx. It was a generic Unreal Tournament type of thing. It was fun, but only really as a single player imho.

I wasn't even bothered enough to try Claptrap's New Robot Revolution or Borderlands 2.
This seems like Borderlands attempt at "Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon" to me.

[=assassin=]

I've played the first Borderlands and found it rather boring. It was playable as co-op, as it gave me incentive to continue, but as far as having any real depth to it, it is quite weak.

[MercutioUK]

BL2 comes into it's own as a super fun co-op style game. Get a friend (or 2/3) and a character you save for co-op and it becomes immensely fun.

Yes, a bit repetitive, but no more than any other FPS. It's at least got a style of it's own and about as much humour as they could shoe-horn into the thing. The season pass adds about... 40 hours of extra content... worth it in my book.