.!pretty sure they have the tools to figure that out, since they wrote the code. Just a matter of taking each type of variant and the range of values each one can hold.nomen wrote:
the weapon arsenal is so huuuuge that even developers don't know how many weapons this game has.
oh don't tell me they fucked the PC version of this one as wellRemco32 wrote:
Am I the only one experiencing framedrops out of nowhere on the PC version? It runs absolutely find (>60 FPS) besides those sudden drops.
955BE 3,2GHZ + HD6950
Both borderlands 1 and 2 runs perfectly on MY PC though :/awp wrote:
oh don't tell me they fucked the PC version of this one as wellRemco32 wrote:
Am I the only one experiencing framedrops out of nowhere on the PC version? It runs absolutely find (>60 FPS) besides those sudden drops.
955BE 3,2GHZ + HD6950
it took me four hours to get Borderlands 1 working >10fps on my current rig, which runs every other game I have at max settings :<
Did you change something then?awp wrote:
Yeah I got it working at a solid 60fps now
After buying the game on Steam, I spent several hours tweaking settings in the .INI files (things like VSync, and stuff I didn't understand) to get the right combination to make the game run properlyRemco32 wrote:
Did you change something then?awp wrote:
Yeah I got it working at a solid 60fps now
I updated my drivers yesterday from 2 month old ones to the latest, maybe that'll fix it (a little)
It feels like a snail's pace if you invest in Zer0's Followthrough skill. 7 points and suddenly it feels like you've equipped Bane every time it runs out.Remco32 wrote:
I kinda like the player physics. There's enough air control to move around, and you don't run at a snail's pace.
This. It's also fun to jump on things and platforms where you normally can't even jump in other games.Remco32 wrote:
I kinda like the player physics. There's enough air control to move around, and you don't run at a snail's pace.
no fall damage ftwRemco32 wrote:
I kinda like the player physics. There's enough air control to move around, and you don't run at a snail's pace.
For only €10 you can play a class that totally hasn't been cut from the final game to sell later!Mara wrote:
Did it arrive already?
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With the first Borderlands they sold expansions. It was DLC, but pretty much the same as an expansion disc from the late 90s, early 2000s. They're a pretty good length, too.lolcubes wrote:
Well sadly that's how today's games work. Instead of getting a full product and then expansions, you get a lot of DLCs. :v