Whats up pixlbits!
So seeing is believing and this video puts it all out on the table. The finer details are this, Tiny Tina will be larger than the 3 previous campaigns combined, all new enemies (no reskinned enemy types), new uses for eridium, fairies that give stat bonuses, and much more.
This is going to be really cool. Shame they didn't put this musch effort into the other dlc campaigns.
I've checked out what they've said about this DLC and watched a little bit of footage, and I have to say, I'm pretty disappointed. Oh, not in this piece of DLC. Rather, I find it a little sad that the other three DLCs of the season pass didn't exactly live up to the creativity and quality of this one. There are some elements that are hits in the other three DLCs, but overall, they're rather bland. Here, we see new game mechanics, new, repeatable game rounds, and items that seem to work rather uniquely. I wish the other three had been like that.
Yeah I totally agree. From what I have heard part of the problem is that they out sourced the other three dlc campaigns. Tiny Tina's ADK was the only one developed inhouse. But seeing all the cool things they did in this it really annoys me about the other three.
Awesome concept, love how you can take place in the 'board game' reminds me of that toy soldiers on X box arcade.
Yeah, it really frees up the already loose reality of this universe. And with Tina at the wheel crazy shit is going to happen.
This bit of DLC was really worth the wait. Looks like it's going to be a lot of fun. Tina Tina will be the best DM in history.
I was a bit disappointed with the other three offerings, but it looks like this one is going to make up for them in a big way. The 25th can't get here soon enough.
Buddies playin some tabletop rpg goodness......I can get behind that! (thumbs up)
I kind off missed out on that stuff growing up. I have always been curious though. Got into a LARP group about 8 or 9 years ago and it was fun . But I was basically what they refered to as a "Sword Jocky" because I was mostly there for the combat. Not that I didn't like the role playing elements, it just I have always been really into the martials arts and this was one of the few places where I could get some melee weapons practice.
