Katana_Strikes
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Baloonatic said:
I don't think it does. I had a look back at some vendors where I'd sold stuff and they weren't there. Maybe it only saves them until you quit?
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Borderlands |OT| More guns than the population of the Netherlands
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I don't think it does. I had a look back at some vendors where I'd sold stuff and they weren't there. Maybe it only saves them until you quit?
John said:
Scroll wheel won't scroll through menus.
When grabbing missions, the mission text must be scrolled with PGUP/DOWN--arrow keys won't even work.
There's no option for ironsight toggle (only hold), no option for on-hold run and crouch.
Online interface is horrendous.
It's pretty fail overall. Good thing the core gameplay is pretty damned good :lol
Katana_Strikes
Member
Is there somewhere you can view how long I've been playing? (PS3) You can kinda see other stats in the Challenge request tab like how many kills with certain guns etc. But I'd like to know how long I've been playing for.
So far (lvl 10 Soldier) rocksolid game. It does practically everything right. My only gripe is with the save-system (X360). If I shut down the console directly from within the game via the guide-button, it doesn't save my progress, even if I just had a Borderlands-icon in the topright of my screen. I return to the game to find myself at my previous mission or sometimes even the mission before that.
Last time I quit the game, I first opened the start-menu, selected exit, it said it saved my stuff, and from the main menu I shut down the console. I hope this works...
Last time I quit the game, I first opened the start-menu, selected exit, it said it saved my stuff, and from the main menu I shut down the console. I hope this works...
Captain Tuttle
Member
That's how I do it and it's worked every time (360 version).neorej said:
Roland with the regenerating ammo ability is so amazing, can finally use this SMG that just chews through bullets on a regular basis on my Siren :lol, and fixed my crashing issue in the game. prepping for a long session tonight, hopefully I'll get through to the end of the game.
g0atcheese
Neo Member
Jonsoncao said:
I did that the first time I went to Old Haven :/
Peronthious
Member
Crunched said:
You have to enable vsync manually in the config. Willowgame.ini in Documents/My Games/Borderlands/WillowGame/Config
Shao Kahn Brewing a Stew
Banned
What a game!! 
Love it so much!
Love it so much!TrAcEr_x90
Member
I got almost all things running for the pc. I just cant get the toggle aim to work for some reason???
Crab Milk Mickey
Member
There's screen tearing on the 360 version. It's not bad or anything, relatively minor in fact compared to other console games, but it's definitely there if you look for it.practice02 said:
Also: framerate drops are frequent. Game has the tendency to slow down real bad whenever certain particle effects occur near the player (dustcloud of the Spiderants or blood / gore after a headshot for example) and it's very hard to miss. Then again, you also thought the game ran at 60 fps on the Xbox 360 for some reason.
It doesn't ruin the game for me, but Borderlands' performance issues are all the more apparent if you opted for a close-quarter character like Brick or like to use guns with scopes.
Domino Theory
Crystal Dynamics
So can you farm bosses or no?
And if you save, say, 5 Claptraps in your first playthrough then go into your second playthrough, will you have to re-save those Claptraps or does it transfer over so that you only have to save the remaining CTs?
And if you save, say, 5 Claptraps in your first playthrough then go into your second playthrough, will you have to re-save those Claptraps or does it transfer over so that you only have to save the remaining CTs?
Casval said:
Everything you mentioned, literally everything besides the online interface (which is identical on consoles), is enablable on PC, as is Vsync, hold to crouch, and fov toggling. They take some (relatively simple) ini tweaks currently, however.
There is also now a tweak for third person view:
Within WillowInput.ini:
Search for [WillowGame.WillowPlayerInput]. Below the chunk of bindings, add the following:
Bindings=(Name="F3",Command="Camera ThirdPerson",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)
Bindings=(Name="F4",Command="Camera FirstPerson",Control=False,Shift=False,Alt=False)
Can't wait to try this out.
Peronthious
Member
Crunched said:
Meaning it's a workaround, and not a fix. Going into the config is fine, but obviously I'd much rather have it in the menu, as well as antialiasing.
Majima Everywhere System
Member
Is there any reason to beat all the quests? It was noted on Giantbomb that it can be very difficult to pick up older quests after you get high level, but is there any trophy/achievement related to it?
rainking187
Member
Class_A_Ninja said:
Yes, you get a trophy/achievement.
practice02
Banned
yeah the framerate on PC is 120 frames per second and you can tell that because if I were to sit you down in front of 2 tvs you could tell the difference 60 120 also you can taste the difference between coke and pepsi in a blind taste test give me a break and take your frame rate cock swinging somewhere else im going purely on what i've seen and experienced on all three versions 360>PS3>PC_tetsuo_ said:
Peronthious
Member
practice02 said:
....right.
practice02 said:
That someone is not you.
practice02
Banned
I'm glad someone gets it.:lol :lol :lol :lolPeronthious said:
Crab Milk Mickey
Member
Let's not argue about graphical differences between the Xbox 360 and PC versions with the guy who thinks the sub-30 fps version actually runs at 60, shall we?
practice02
Banned
or is it?Peronthious said:
VibratingDonkey
Member
So I went to pick up the last audio tape in the Arid Wastelands and a big level 25 Rakk swooped down and nearly obliterated my poor car with its explosive turds. I was level 14. Is this supposed to happen? Because the mission log says it should be Normal difficulty. I don't call that normal.
Micromegas
Member
anddo0 said:
The audio on the PS3 barely runs if you use digital out.
BobFromPikeCreek
Member
There is a time counter. It's listed when you highlight your save file when you're choosing which character to load.Zzoram said:
practice02
Banned
I don't even know anymore.Crunched said:
So the class mods work, you just don't see them in the spec tree?
My beserk refresh seems to be every 20 secs now with my scientific method of counting out loud, I wasted like 20k screwing up my specs so I count incorporate brawl (mod give +3), I'm hoping it wasnt for nothing :lol
I know you are supposed to have at least 1 point in the skill
My beserk refresh seems to be every 20 secs now with my scientific method of counting out loud, I wasted like 20k screwing up my specs so I count incorporate brawl (mod give +3), I'm hoping it wasnt for nothing :lol
I know you are supposed to have at least 1 point in the skill
SundaySounds
Banned
Man, my first orange weapon was a pistol. I really have no use for it. Gave it to a friend of mine.
Insaniac, I think at maxed skill and x4, the chance of fire per shot is so high that there is some redundancy.
Okay, so I figured out AA. Nhancer does it fine after all- you need to manually activate the profile and use the Gamebryo compatibility mode, it's way better than the standard UE3 one for some reason. I can post detailed instructions on how to do this if you guys would like!
I chose an object I noticed was heavily aliased for screenies. Can take shots of whatever you'd like at various settings (or even bullshots with crazy high AA if desired):
No AA:
16x MSAA:
2x2 Supersampling:
Pretty stuff. Even at 16x, you have to get quite close to notice the aliasing at all- about the distance I am from the skull.
In my testing, though, I definitely begin to see why Gbx decided not to include it in the in-game settings.
1. It is a sizable performance hit. I have a monster rig, i7 940, SLI GTX 260; 16x is a pretty much unnoticeable hit in FPS (and what I will be using from now on), but 2x2 super is just a bit too much of a drop. It's what I'd call "playable sub-30," and a far cry from the near-constant 60 of the other settings. I think this is largely because the thick edges of the art-style require a lot more anti-aliasing than your standard borders, putting a greater strain on the GPU.
2. Really, the game at high resolutions is still awesomely beautiful without it due to the art design. I think this combined with #1 made the devs think, 90% of people playing this game won't be able to use it and will be frustrated when they try, so let's forget it for now." I, of course, would have still preferred an in-game option.
3. Dynamic self-shadows used by the engine, like those on iron sheet wall/fence, when moving your character quickly, don't like AA. They freak out a bit. It's easily noticeable but hard to describe. Not enough for me to prefer No AA, but, definitely a compatibility issue that I can see leading to removing the option.
4. I like pie.
Anyway, I'm really loving 16x and I may try to find an even sweeter spot (a Q setting or maybe even CSAA).
Okay, so I figured out AA. Nhancer does it fine after all- you need to manually activate the profile and use the Gamebryo compatibility mode, it's way better than the standard UE3 one for some reason. I can post detailed instructions on how to do this if you guys would like!
I chose an object I noticed was heavily aliased for screenies. Can take shots of whatever you'd like at various settings (or even bullshots with crazy high AA if desired):
No AA:
Pretty stuff. Even at 16x, you have to get quite close to notice the aliasing at all- about the distance I am from the skull.
In my testing, though, I definitely begin to see why Gbx decided not to include it in the in-game settings.
1. It is a sizable performance hit. I have a monster rig, i7 940, SLI GTX 260; 16x is a pretty much unnoticeable hit in FPS (and what I will be using from now on), but 2x2 super is just a bit too much of a drop. It's what I'd call "playable sub-30," and a far cry from the near-constant 60 of the other settings. I think this is largely because the thick edges of the art-style require a lot more anti-aliasing than your standard borders, putting a greater strain on the GPU.
2. Really, the game at high resolutions is still awesomely beautiful without it due to the art design. I think this combined with #1 made the devs think, 90% of people playing this game won't be able to use it and will be frustrated when they try, so let's forget it for now." I, of course, would have still preferred an in-game option.
3. Dynamic self-shadows used by the engine, like those on iron sheet wall/fence, when moving your character quickly, don't like AA. They freak out a bit. It's easily noticeable but hard to describe. Not enough for me to prefer No AA, but, definitely a compatibility issue that I can see leading to removing the option.
4. I like pie.
Anyway, I'm really loving 16x and I may try to find an even sweeter spot (a Q setting or maybe even CSAA).
Hawkian said:
really, all of the video/controll options should have been available in game. it sucks that they arent.
looks great though. ill probably pick up a copy cheap somewhere down the road if folks are still playing. hopefully a patch or two irons out the kinks by then.