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Way too much scrolling to find the content on the main page or to get through the start of the articles themselves. I'll probably throw it in an rss feed like I do with RPS since that site also involves way too much scrolling and clicking before I find the articles I actually wish to read.

This is from being in another person's game, if you host there's no issue. You can get discord and rational anarchist and start gaining accuracy and fire rate this way, spec out of anarchy, or wait for a fix.

Really disappointing for those of us who wanted to play the dlc with her.

She stopped giving me the corrosive one after the first time. She would say her little thing and it stops letting me tip, but no gun. Can always get the fire one though.

You level extremely fast if you play with people over your level in quests over your level. Trivial quests are usually a waste of time.

@Humphreys said:

What's the point if people are just going use bots?

One redemption per account. Buying 1000 copies of Borderlands 2 to get some extra loot rolls would be a weird con.

I got 5 the other day, yay.

I quite like The Hyperion Effect on my smg and shotgun, kinda fucks up everything else though. Vladoff and Bandit pistols are good for my siren when I have wreck going though I greatly prefer Vladoff though for the added accuracy. I like Jakobs revolvers and little else because the recoil isn't worth the trouble otherwise. I don't love Maliwan snipers but they're really strong against stuff so I use them begrudgingly. I have never used a torgue besides an amazing legendary grenade mod (splits into 10 grendades twice) that someone dropped through the game world. I prefer Dahl combat rifles because I liked the burst fire ones in the first game. I have probably done more damage to myself than to enemies using tediores.

I did not finish it but I tried it immediately after doing the other one and act 2 was an absolute chore by comparison. If you want more witcher you should really check out the first one, it's a better game in a multitude of ways and there's a combat mod for it that I believe informed a lot of what they changed for the sequel.

I played the original X-COM on the easiest difficulty and I was fucking shit at it. The drama of doing kinda well and then having a random explosion kill all my dudes is why it remains one of my very favorite games. I could lose missions and not feel like I had to abuse my save games, so the easier difficulty made the game more fun. This usually lead me into an unwinnable position of losing funding during a nighttime terror mission while half my dudes are getting mind controlled. If I had the option to transform one of rookies into badass sid meier and salvage my game without having to abuse saves, I imagine that would have made the game even better than it is. Also if they put in a bighead mode that would be pretty cool too.