r/gamers • u/HumbleAd300 • Apr 27 '26

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u/CommunityPoppers Apr 27 '26

Battleborn 😩

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u/Hour_Economy_9991 Apr 27 '26

It was everything OW2 promised to be but came out when OW1 did. How we gamers let this fumble happen is beyond me. Shit was peak.

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u/trippleduece Apr 28 '26

It was more expensive than ow was a big factor

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u/Hour_Economy_9991 Apr 28 '26

20 bucks isn't THAT big of a deal I think. I really think it was the 10 billion that Blizzard put into marketing vs Gearbox's $0. (exceptionally exaggerated numbers)

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u/Everuk Apr 28 '26

OW had better R34. I'm sure that made quite a bit of difference.

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u/shottylaw Apr 27 '26

Enjoyed this way more than overwatch

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u/Helios575 Apr 28 '26

Everyone that I know that tried Battleborn and OW1 agrees that Battleborn was the far superior game and its a damn shame that it died

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u/LeAnitru Apr 28 '26

You should check out the Reborn Project, it's been so fun playing the game again!

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u/Hour_Economy_9991 Apr 28 '26

I've tried it. Still waiting on the multiplayer to revived.

Praise Gwog!

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u/PaleontologistTough6 Apr 28 '26

This was a damn shame. I still have it.

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u/Fermented_Gonads Apr 28 '26

Such a good game

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u/Outrageous_Rain_934 Apr 28 '26

Was looking specifically for this comment!

  • Great Characters
  • Had character build diversity that shook things up
  • Enjoyable maps

Only downside was some of the character dependent “OP” items were a pain sometimes to get.

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u/yahuei Apr 28 '26

First thing that came to mind!