Jamie Lynn

I’ve played Borderlands 1, 2, the Presequel, 3, and now I’m about halfway through this campaign. So far its a big step above Borderlands 3 story wise, gameplay wise, and feels like a Borderlands game in many ways. The writing and humor is back to the old enjoyable stuff, and the weapons and combat feel great without being a slide fest. My only gripes are the UI being a bit too bland and out of artstyle of the game really. As well as Fast travel points needing to be unlocked, though it does add some more to do in the game, it does need more regular points for travel. Its a solid game on PS5 for me, only had two glitches in 25 hours, and it was just a simple weapon switching glitch that I unequipped and equipped again to fix the issue. If you enjoyed BL2, (The best one), and BL3 was enjoyable but short, then you’ll love how much there is in this game to do, as well as better writing and characters. Its a great game this time around.

It was a glimpse into an America who had values and decency. The negative reviews only go to show the blatant hypocrisy of the modern democratic party’s propaganda arm. The media is a complete mouthpiece for radical liberals, and the trash talking about a man saved our nation from war and deescalated nuclear proliferation is astounding. Its an excellent film for anyone who reads history, anyone who loves our country, and anyone who’s not a communist sympathizer.