Nice stat up green arrows and red arrows for worse stats are kept, as is the rarity colours from least to most rare from white, green, blue, purple, and orange. As usual, you’re able to see at a glance an item’s stats, looks, brand, power level, element, and the like, with any more necessary details provided when you mouse over the actual item.

Customization wasn’t in the demo, so all I can say is that the Graveborn sure reminds me of a Dragon Age character. The menus have this gold and font choice to give it the Fantasy™ look. I also got a little motion sick, but turning the FOV slider to max resolved that issue. The series has always had a problem with visual clarity when the legendary weapons start pouring in, but without knowing what they are, I’ll save my judgment till I see how they look like. The icons and interface get their tweaks to fit the setting, and the cel-shaded models look cleaner. Outside of that, Wonderlands hardly looks any different from the other games in the Borderlands series. I had to whack the brightness slider way up because some places are too dark by default. Subtitle text and background colours can’t be adjusted but size is, though you can’t see how big the text actually looks like. The reticle colour can also be adjusted to colour presets. Follow us on Twitter Follow and Tweet us Tweet to the console / controller user, you have your deadzone sliders and the hotkey presents, which can also be customized! Amazing! Other things I thought worth pointing out include choosing your reticle position, whether you’d prefer to see more environment or more gun.

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