[quote name='dualedge2']What finally did Borderlands in for me, were the weapons and one weapon in particular.
First, once you have a pistol, sniper rifle, assault rifle, SMG, shotgun, grenade, RPG, and the alien weapon, each variation sounded and acted WAY too similarly. There just wasn't any variation in the way each one fired. Sounded the same, looked the same, did more or less the same damage. So boring.
Second, I picked up a literal Jackhammer. It was a shotgun that held 26 shells in the clip (increased to 40 with my Soldier), had near instant reload, perfect accuracy (made better with my Soldier skills), zoom, sick fire rate, more pellets, and insane damage. The only thing it was missing was an elemental effect, but that would've weakened it because some enemies are resistant to elemental effects. I realized right then and there, that was the perfect gun and I wouldn't find any better no matter how hard I tried.
How ironic that ME3 and Borderlands have something similar: the ending. Both are A) a joke and B) a tease.[/QUOTE]
Yeah my soldier had one of those, and the Machine Gun that held 426 Bullets, had 4x fire damage, 90% accuracy, and all around badassery, then the revolvers with 4x poison damage or Chimera with random elemental damage.. don't get me wrong, the game is great and the writing was awesome for a light and fun tongue in cheek experience, and the coop made for fun times, but it just had no payout or challenge at higher levels at all.
Just saw your collection of Mass Effect stuff, Freemason: Pretty impressive. You're quite the hardcore fan. I'm a pretty huge fan too (not to the extent you are), but all I collect are the lithographs.
Why thanks! yeah it is getting there, i hope once i move into our new house to get the man cave up and running and will make a video of all the wonders in my collection.