Gavril Rodriguez-Thompson

Kind of a cheap rehash of the BL2 DLC but with a fraction of the quality of writing, original humor, or emotional investment. Mostly felt like a reskin of BL3 as a fantasy setting but the pacing has felt pretty bad. In the first two hours 95% of the enemies I fought were variations on a skeleton acompanied by vague references to dnd actions that are mostly nonsensical. The skill point distribution has been mostly % increases of this or that rather than actually affecting gameplay. Add a point in const? here 2.5% more hp, add one in int, heres 2% lower spell cd. Super gripping stuff. Visually a pretty cool fantasy setting so ultimately if you just want to shoot things like bl3 in new settings then you'll probably enjoy the game but I was really looking for a bit more creativity.