Pros
+ Low-gravity gameplay: The moon setting provides a unique twist on the Borderlands formula with low-gravity environments that allow for fun movement and combat.
+ New characters and abilities: The Pre-Sequel introduces some interesting new Vault Hunters like Wilhelm, Nisha, and Athena, each with their own distinct skillsets and playstyles.
+ Expanded lore: Fans of the series will appreciate the deeper dive into the Borderlands universe, particularly the rise of Handsome Jack.

Cons
- Lack of innovation: While the low-gravity mechanics are fun, The Pre-Sequel feels a bit too familiar to Borderlands 2 in terms of overall gameplay and structure. It doesn't push the series forward as much as some might have hoped.
- Repetitive environments: The moon setting, while initially interesting, can become visually monotonous after a while. There's a lack of environmental diversity compared to other games in the series.
- Grindy and unbalanced: Some players find the game to be excessively grindy, especially when it comes to finding decent loot. Additionally, certain character builds and weapons can feel overpowered, leading to unbalanced gameplay.
- Weak story: While it provides some backstory for Handsome Jack, the main narrative in The Pre-Sequel is generally considered to be weaker than Borderlands 2's. The plot feels somewhat predictable and less engaging.
- Limited endgame content: Compared to Borderlands 2, The Pre-Sequel has less to offer in terms of endgame activities and replayability. This can make it feel like a shorter and less substantial experience overall.

going through all the BL games again and i have yet to ever be able to finish is one. the maps are so bad its so frustrating traverse the areas you cant just go to you destination you usually have to take some rout that goes across a bridge that's on the other side of the map forcing you to travel 9x longer than you should. the zero g is cool for combat but annoying for every other aspect of the game. i think the characters are new and interesting cant be to sure since i usually put this game down once i get to the second area on the moon due to all of the above. i don't leave bad reviews because something is not for me so id recommend you try for yourself but that's my opinion on this game.

claptrap makes my cheeks quiver with sweat

Well yeah obviusly this game has it's downsides but still, AWESOME!!

Lekker game

Awesome and addictive fun. A must play.

The most self improvement type game

Probably the best Borderlands game I've played so far, good enemy variety, the writing is just about the least cringe of the series so far (there are absolutely misses here but some hits!) and the shorter length lets it escalate more rapidly which makes for a more satisfying progression. But it wants for more interesting environments, it's almost all industrial areas or barren moon surfaces.

it will not shock or astound you with a new idea or mechanic even though it does have a couple that put a little twist on things it's mostly the same as its forebearers but with imo slightly better execution.

Not quite the best Borderlands game but still Borderlands. If you love good writing, crazy humor and some coop action with randomized loot, you will like this one. Jack and Claptrap alone are probably worth it to play this one through. The graphics and visual design mostly still hold up nicely. The game could be a bit shorter though, some parts seem stretched with a lot of backtracking.

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