Before the game comes out, I gotta decide what caption I want to use when I inevitably post a photo with me opening the super, awesome Loot Chest Edition on whatever social media site I have access to! I'm thinking that I'll use Lilith's "Mine... mine... aaaaall mine!" :awe:
A snipe rifle though? C'mon, you gotta go with the Combustion Hellfire... it's just too darned good to ignore. Well... unless you're fighting a Pyro or a Fire Skagg... that tends to not work so hot! That's what the Double I-Like-To-Waste-Bullets Anarchy is for though!
Have you heard about the furor that was raised over a recent discussion with one of the Gearbox developers when he was talking about the upcoming Mechromancer? Apparently, they want to make one of the Mechromancer's skill trees a "noob tree" that is good for people that aren't great at gaming; however, the developer referred to it as "the girlfriend tree" in his explanation of why they're doing it. Needless to say, people took offense to his example.
I'm perturbed that they would even include a tree like that. It's my assumption that a "noob tree" would probably have some ridiculously powerful talents in it, and any modest gamer simply cannot ignore a good talent. So, unless you simply want to play the character in a different fashion (one of the other trees), you'll end up getting the good talents from the noob tree. I don't want that! I want nice, balanced trees that are designed around adjusting to different playstyles. "Noob" isn't a playstyle! :|
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To note, there's currently a promotion going on where if you buy nVidia's new GeForce GTX 660Ti, you get a copy of Borderlands 2 for free.