Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Part 3: Bad Ideas 101
0*Warning, I will talk about some spoilers that happen within the video so, beware* So, after seeing the aliens from the first game make a small appearance, we are now forced to find another way to make it to the moon. Since all the ships have been blown up, by whom I’m presuming is the “Bad-Guy” of this game, we now try another crazier idea than the last. It seems as though Jack believes he can shoot us out of the ship using a rather large canon. I would be happier if the container we were fired out of had some sort of chair or place to sit but, instead, we enter a large metal box and get shot at, what I can only imagine, a very dangerous speed. That is not the worst idea (or why the video is called what it is), it gets a little odd once we arrive on the Moon. As you might imagine, there is no air on the moon except for the small little container we are in. Our rescuer, Janey Springs, opens the case and tells us to run across the moon’s surface till we can get to small pockets of air. I do like the addition of the anti-gravity movement and the air tanks are interesting, but I’m fairly sure I would’ve been instantly killed once she opens the crate. The way air works in this game, from what I can tell, is that it will slowly chip away at your/enemy health and, once you enter an area that contains air (such as the force fields you can activate), You’ll be fine again. My real problem with this whole thing is that I find it very hard to imagine a character running along the moon’s surface without air and still surviving but I guess I’ll have to get over it. What I find even funnier though, once you land and get saved, You’d expect Janey to have some O2 mask to give you (since she herself is wearing one) but she tells you to explore around and collect broken parts so she can build you one.
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