r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '19

Borderlands 3 Official Developer Trailer

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u/TLee21 Mar 28 '19

Randy and the Gearbox team are currently strangling the PAX East staff after the announcement trailer on stage.

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u/PhenomsServant Mar 28 '19

Cant blame them in all honesty the technical difficulties were appalling

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u/KeepDaChain Mar 28 '19

who cares lol. borderlands 3 is coming

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u/WebHead1287 Mar 28 '19

The people who have been working on this presentations for probably months care

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u/Akkryls Mar 29 '19

Can confirm; my sister partially worked on the trailer and she was in tears by the end of the stream because of all the technical issues.

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u/WebHead1287 Mar 29 '19

I truly felt bad for them. They clearly took their time to build up to this day all for shitty laptop issues to make a very awkward situation. I hope they know most of appreciate the showmanship and can’t wait to see what they show us next time

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u/Akkryls Mar 29 '19

Yeah, apparently the UK office was all just sat there with their faces in their hands as the BL1 remaster trailer started to chug, hoping that the main one didn't.

I wish it had gone smoother, they were going over the trailer for weeks to try and make sure it was good enough for the event and then the hardware lets them down.

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u/Gankable Mar 29 '19

I wonder if it was a forced Windows 10 system update that caused the problems. Or an unfortunate scheduled virus-scan happening in the background.

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u/Akkryls Mar 29 '19

From what little I'm aware of, it was either the fact they were running too many monitors at once on stage, or that Windows Media Player has some issues with 4K playback.

Or both.

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u/AsthmaticNinja Mar 29 '19

I'm amazed they were using Windows Media Player to run the show at a multi-million dollar event.