I am aware of that one! But it wasnât just youtube. 
I just had a moment of uncertainty is all, you have all helped me rationalize and calm down about it lol, thank you.
I am aware of that one! But it wasnât just youtube. 
I just had a moment of uncertainty is all, you have all helped me rationalize and calm down about it lol, thank you.
Another rule:
Opinions of others are meaningless, they arent factual and often plauged by disinformation and uneducation.
From what Iâve noticed, people sold on Battleborn only post questions as to what the game will be like. Everything else is just people from other games scoping the competition.
You can see the same thing if you go back to Summer 2009 before Borderlands was released. Random Kotaku commenters:
And anyway the more I see of this game, the more Iâm thinking itâs not
worth my time. First the art direction goes to crap, then I start seeing
actual gameplay and it looks beyond generic
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My only problem is that theyâre really talking up all the looting and co-op which leaves me very little hope for an actual good story out of this. Iâd like something actually serious but I doubt Iâll get it.
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And Iâm still not even remotely sold on the art style. I canât stand it personally.
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Iâm remaining cautiously optimistic about this, but look how Brothers In Arms: Hellâs Highway turned out.
Somebodyâs always going to complain about something, and Borderlands went through the exact same pre-release criticisms. I suspect that Battleborn is going to have a fairly soft release, get average ânot for everybodyâ critical scores, and then see a slow and steady build of a cult following as more and more people see how sweet a console FPS MOBA can be and start proselytizing about it in those same forums. It takes a long time for a new IP and unfamiliar game style to really take hold in popular consciousness, but the reason weâre all here is that something about this game has clicked with us on an intrinsically appealing level, and I donât see any reason that wonât translate to broader success over time.
I love the Art style, it has personality, and thatâs what I value over expensive graphics.
Iâm with you, I love the art style. Its new and unique.
As am I. Itâs new, yet familiar.
I thought the rule was:
If you have an opinion on something, regardless of what kind, donât look at YouTube comments.
One of the cardinal rules in surfing the interwebs.
A primary aid in winning successful checks versus sanity.
Why would you even pay attention to the negative closed minded people? The game looks great though definitely getting it when it comes out
Hear hear, @rush86 ! Same opinion here. All negative rumors and comments are to ignore. We do not know the game yet, we only know a few bits of story, gameplay ect. So its the same like people ranting about movies after the first teaser. All just hot air^^
I think Battleborn will be able to built up a big happy community.
As for the fact that its not BL3: Why is everyone thinking Gearbox owes us? If they want to release a different cool game first: Hurray!
Nothing is more boring to me than game series made by assembly-line, if someone wants to play a new part every year, go play CoD, or nowerdays AC.
Still pretty pumped for BL3, but good things take time, and we as fans should understand.
Who cares if âtheyâ donât love it. As long as you enjoy it thatâs all that matters. Gaming should be about your happiness not strangers on the Internetâs.
Now it will certainly matter to Gearbox because $$$ but thatâs their problem not ours. But like @Derch said âif itâs good people will play it and the community will growâ.
Also to this day there are plenty of people that still play Borderlands not to mention the sequels/prequels that came out afterwards despite of the negative feedback online. I personally felt prequel got a little boring at points but the game is still addictive and fun to play like Destiny. There is an element that has hard to explain behind the sometimes redundant loot farming and such that just makes the game fun.
Im sure this one will be no different and far as Aliens⌠I think they did the best they could with a video game franchise that did not have much room for creativity.
The art style to this game is so off the wall it will turn off a lot of people at first, which is to be expected. Borderlands did the same thing, and now its one of the most popular series out there. They are breaking new ground in a stale FPS genre. Dont let others opinions bother you, they will see the light
I wouldnât worry about the game generating a fanbase. People will always criticize new or different things, so I wouldnât concern myself about what others are saying either. And believe me, anything that looks remotely like a new moba will be bashed by critics. Itâs how things work.
In my opinion this game has potential. Potential doesnât mean success though. It is going to be competing with alot of similar concepts; Warhammer: Vermintide, Overwatch, Nosgoth and Smite all have similarities to this game and will all be released before this one.
I agree there is potential, but there are lots of things that could hold this game back. I have only put in a little more than 2 hours, so I am no expert, but I have come away with the general impression that the game is very restrictive compared with something like BL2. The maps are small and the action is very linear and confined. I donât feel like I have as much control over my character as I do in BL2 or BL pre-sequel. The multiplayer feels like a cage fight in a small space. The campaign mode does not have a compelling story at all, and the story is delivered in a very simplistic and uninteresting way. The jokes are not funny.
I feel like I could really like this game if it was more expansive, and had a much more interesting story delivered with better dialog and better humor. At this point in development I do not find it to be unique and interesting enough that I feel like it is a must-have game. Hopefully they can fix the various issues, and expand the maps and gameplay and improve the storyline.
Just to say thank you for that post. It says it all 
Anytime I see a post like this, I always think of my year 8 IT teacher telling me to use Yahoo not Google because âGoogle would never be anythingâ.