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It was involved, and unlike previous episodes, it wasn’t just mostly mashing Q and hitting a direction periodically.
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Without delving into it too much, there is a combat situation between your group and the Traveler, and it is easily the best part of the series so far. You would think knowing that giant monsters are the natural equipment of a given Vault, people wouldn’t be so eager about this one. It was true in the Pre-Sequel when you faced the Sentinel.Īlthough the trailer gave a taste of it, actually playing through The Vault of the Traveler will give you a good look at the next giant Vault monster to grace your screen, dubbed the Traveler. It was true in Borderlands 2 when you faced The Warrior. It was true in Borderlands where you were assaulted by a tentacled monster dubbed the Destroyer. If you’ve played any other Borderlands games, you may be familiar with the fact that part of Vault hunting is dealing with the giant monsters of doom that happen to come out of each of these Vaults. “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” Now let me take a moment to remind you of a particular quote: You’ll gain a new appreciation for Loader Bot as you make your exciting exit from Helios back towards the surface of Pandora.
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Some quick thinking and a punch or two gets you free from Handsome Jack and Yvette, as the face of Handsome Jack begins appearing all over Helios, hunting for your good pal Rhys. Starting right where Escape Plan Bravo ended, you find yourself in the middle of a pretty terrible situation. Handsome Jack was unleashed from Rhys’s brain into the Helios computer system, and Fiona, Sasha, and Gortys had been cornered by the traitorous Yvette.Īlthough not a lot of climactic situations arose in the previous episode, it did set things up so that the final episode, The Vault of the Traveler, would be a great finish. You were being forced to work for Vallory, you had to go back to Hyperion, traveling up to Helios, our favorite mechanic slightly lacking in brains wished us an emotional farewell, and after an exciting round of finger guns, everything started to suck. In the penultimate episode of Tales from the Borderlands, everything seemed to go from bad to worse. It will contain spoilers from past episodes, so read on with caution if you have yet to play this series. This is a review for the fifth episode from the Tales from the Borderlands episodic series. I don’t think it needs to be said at this point, but I’ll still preface my review with a warning: I reviewed the fourth episode a couple of months back, and waited patiently for this last episode to see if this could live up to my expectations after playing through the first four episodes. The Vault of the Traveler is the fifth and final episode from Telltale’s Tales from the Borderlands.
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Release Date: October 20th, 2015 for PC, Mac, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, October 21st, 2015 for Xbox 360 and Xbox One, October 22nd, 2015 for Android and iOS Platform: PC, Mac, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Android, iOS
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