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They're full of kooky, "crazy" characters who rant about turning you into their pain-puppet, so hearing a solid bit of mental health advice mid-quest was a surprise. The Borderlands games aren't somewhere I expect to see a sensitive portrayal of mental illness. "Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is to give yourself a break," she said. Each vault hunter has different dialogue for this-I was playing as Amara, who talked Krieg around by explaining that there were people who needed him, and he couldn't help them while he was busy hurting himself. You find him detonating dynamite over and over while repeating, "I deserve this," and when he tells you to back off you advance the quest by getting close to him. While it's a bit more linear and over faster than the other expansions, the locations are all bizarre enough to be fun and the sidequests match them for oddness, like one where you help a talking gun become a parent, or talk Krieg's sane inner voice out of blowing himself up. The cultists make excellent enemies, varied subtypes with different magic powers all running into battle shouting about how we're occultists actually, and between fights forming their own book club where they argue about whether it counts as reading if you prefer your eldritch tomes in audiobook form. Obviously everything goes wrong as soon as you get there, what with the giant dead tentacle monster being worshipped by cultists who aren't into having their rituals interrupted by outsiders. Said planet is an ice world where the only town is built in the unrotting carcass of a giant tentacle monster, wild beasts prowl the frozen lakes, and everybody's too busy being cursed to notice when it rains bullets. The setup is that returning NPCs Sir Hammerlock and Jakob Wainwright are getting married on a planet that suits their interests-big game hunts, and having two whiskeys then shooting your revolver in the air respectively. Lovecraft was a Minecraft YouTuber you're going to learn some stuff. Guns, Love, and Tentacles is a parody of cosmic horror, so if you thought H.P. (Image credit: Gearbox) Guns, Love, and Tentaclesīorderlands has done horror before, but in a kitsch, pumpkins-and-zombies kind of way.
Moxxi's Heist is a solid expansion, but its follow-up is even better. There are a lot of robot enemies guarding the casino so you'll want to bring a corrosive weapon, and there's a whole settlement in its garbage compactor called Trashlantis with an unmissable sidequest called Heart of Gold. Given how Borderlands 3 short-changed the returning characters it did feature (#justice4maya), this feels like a statement of intent and it's something the other DLCs will repeat with other characters. That's a deep cut-even people who played the Pre-Sequel probably didn't bother with its DLC characters, but the handful who did will be pleased to see him not only return but have his arc completed. It also brings back Timothy Lawrence, one of Jack's body doubles who was a playable character added to Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel as DLC. Under the guidance of fan-favorite questgiver Moxxi you put together a heist crew to raid this casino, while once again being monologued at by Handsome Jack in the way you masochistically love. It brings back Jack, or at least his voice, in the form of holograms all over a space casino he apparently owned but we've never heard of until now.
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