No GOTY edition?

[Foehammer-157]

Going to be a little bummed if I waited a year and they dont release it.

[Grim Ranger]

2KAustrailia doesn't exist anymore

[Foehammer-157]

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

2KAustrailia doesn't exist anymore

Can't the main 2k handle it?

[Grim Ranger]

Originally posted by Postal Dude:

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

2KAustrailia doesn't exist anymore

Can't the main 2k handle it?

nobody will buy it

[Foehammer-157]

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

Originally posted by Postal Dude:

Can't the main 2k handle it?

nobody will buy it

I know a lot of people waited for the goty edition because we all got snubbed when they made one for borderlands 2.

[Grim Ranger]

Originally posted by Postal Dude:

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

nobody will buy it

I know a lot of people waited for the goty edition because we all got snubbed when they made one for borderlands 2.

most people liked bl2 though

[Foehammer-157]

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

Originally posted by Postal Dude:

I know a lot of people waited for the goty edition because we all got snubbed when they made one for borderlands 2.

most people liked bl2 though

That burn lol

[Grim Ranger]

Originally posted by Postal Dude:

Originally posted by G3tTr0ll3d:

most people liked bl2 though

That burn lol

I enjoyed this game, but if you read the reviews most people said this game lacked content and originality for its price of $60.

[SuperDean]

the dlc story is better thean the main story

[ogeraisi]

why would there be a GOTY?

Aside from the pre-order DLC which is another useless shoot-em-all arena with a single quest "chain" the season pass includes all the DLC the game has and will ever offer.

The game has 4 pieces of DLC (again excluding the pre-order DLC):
- 2 of which are playable characters... i hear they're fun but the game doesn't have enough content for me personally to want to play it again with new characters...
- 1 of which is another shoot-em-up arena quest "chain" + for some reason has the +10 levels cap? that's a low blow...
- 1 actual extra playable content (Claptastic Voyage) and my God it's a great piece of DLC (even better than Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep imo.

all in all you can either buy the Claptastic Voyage or you can buy the season pass and you'll have all you need.

[Iron Monkey]

There is no point in waiting for goty edition, they sell the TPS+Season Pass bundle which is everything. You just don't get the one pre order dlc, just like you don't get the pre order dlc in BL2 goty.

[randygilmore2001]

This game has not been voted by anyone for game of the year ,GOTY, so your not going to see that designation. If you are just talking about a bundled edition, you may see that at some time, as it is a Gearbox game they could do it if they chose to

[ChrisLP]

A game must win the Game of the Year award to have a GOTY edition!

[Gallifrey - CSSC Gaming Founder]

Actually I disliked Claptastic Voyage as DLC. See my review. And I regard all the arenas as lazy ways for the devs to bring in more money. In DLC terms I unusually think that the original had consistently the best DLC. Of the non arena packs Island of Dr Ned is both fun and adds some different game play. Secret Armoury of General Knoxx has good story and characters although the maps are rather dull. Robot Revolution is a bit functionary on level design but is fun for higher level play.

Of 2 and the missions that I have played -

Captain Scarlett is fun, the pirate theme enlivening DLC that really brings little new to the table game play wise.
Mr Torgue's Campaign of Carnage was like a clip show episode for a long running TV show where 85% of the content is culled from previous episodes. Mr Torgue is also one of the least interesting and most annoying characters from the series.
Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt was very poor. Outsourced to another developer it had bad graphics flaws (the floating enemy constantly clipping through buildings), very little that took the game beyond the prosaic, and wasted a significant NPC opponent.
Tina Turner's Assault on Dragon Keep was a game changer. Firstly in terms of quantity and quality of new content, a truly imaginative story but it was in its treatment of the NPCs that the DLC truly excelled. Borderland's disparate collection of mercs and weirdos became moulded into a dysfunctional family. Really AODK should be the final epilogue on B2 and they should have taken that through to B3.

For BPS you're not missing much if you skip the DLC except for a missing link narratively between PS and 2.

S.x.

[SuperDean]

Originally posted by gallifrey:

Actually I disliked Claptastic Voyage as DLC. See my review. And I regard all the arenas as lazy ways for the devs to bring in more money. In DLC terms I unusually think that the original had consistently the best DLC. Of the non arena packs Island of Dr Ned is both fun and adds some different game play. Secret Armoury of General Knoxx has good story and characters although the maps are rather dull. Robot Revolution is a bit functionary on level design but is fun for higher level play.

Of 2 and the missions that I have played -

Captain Scarlett is fun, the pirate theme enlivening DLC that really brings little new to the table game play wise.
Mr Torgue's Campaign of Carnage was like a clip show episode for a long running TV show where 85% of the content is culled from previous episodes. Mr Torgue is also one of the least interesting and most annoying characters from the series.
Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt was very poor. Outsourced to another developer it had bad graphics flaws (the floating enemy constantly clipping through buildings), very little that took the game beyond the prosaic, and wasted a significant NPC opponent.
Tina Turner's Assault on Dragon Keep was a game changer. Firstly in terms of quantity and quality of new content, a truly imaginative story but it was in its treatment of the NPCs that the DLC truly excelled. Borderland's disparate collection of mercs and weirdos became moulded into a dysfunctional family. Really AODK should be the final epilogue on B2 and they should have taken that through to B3.

For BPS you're not missing much if you skip the DLC except for a missing link narratively between PS and 2.

S.x.

while that may be so i actualy like the claptrap dlc story better than the MAIN game's story and location

[Gallifrey - CSSC Gaming Founder]

Originally posted by SuperDean:

Originally posted by gallifrey:

Actually I disliked Claptastic Voyage as DLC. See my review. And I regard all the arenas as lazy ways for the devs to bring in more money. In DLC terms I unusually think that the original had consistently the best DLC. Of the non arena packs Island of Dr Ned is both fun and adds some different game play. Secret Armoury of General Knoxx has good story and characters although the maps are rather dull. Robot Revolution is a bit functionary on level design but is fun for higher level play.

Of 2 and the missions that I have played -

Captain Scarlett is fun, the pirate theme enlivening DLC that really brings little new to the table game play wise.
Mr Torgue's Campaign of Carnage was like a clip show episode for a long running TV show where 85% of the content is culled from previous episodes. Mr Torgue is also one of the least interesting and most annoying characters from the series.
Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt was very poor. Outsourced to another developer it had bad graphics flaws (the floating enemy constantly clipping through buildings), very little that took the game beyond the prosaic, and wasted a significant NPC opponent.
Tina Turner's Assault on Dragon Keep was a game changer. Firstly in terms of quantity and quality of new content, a truly imaginative story but it was in its treatment of the NPCs that the DLC truly excelled. Borderland's disparate collection of mercs and weirdos became moulded into a dysfunctional family. Really AODK should be the final epilogue on B2 and they should have taken that through to B3.

For BPS you're not missing much if you skip the DLC except for a missing link narratively between PS and 2.

S.x.

while that may be so i actualy like the claptrap dlc story better than the MAIN game's story and location

Judging from the replies here I'm in the minority and at 89% positive reviews (with the negatives boosted by B3 fallout) I'm in the minority overall. Sometimes it happens. I liked "Suicide Squad".

S.x.