We felt it was a good decision.

These kinds of effects happen from various classes of weapons. The launcher type has some crazy stuff.

I don't know where you saw that. We've always been consistent in our position about loot and customization.

I believe Borderlands 2 has more than twice the physical area of Borderlands 1.

Already commented on this.

Check Steam or Gearbox forums for help. We're going to have a FAQ available soon. This is an edge case, but you can work around it if you know what you're doing. The FAQ will help and so will the forums.

Very likely.

Lorin's sketch.

I have to check on the status of this. I promoted the idea of offering a free, standalone benchmark but don't know how far that got before launch. Things are a little crazy at the moment.

People are people. We're going to be locking certain things down. To the extent that we can punish jerks, we'll do that to. Don't be a jerk. Jerk = cheating or hurting someone else's experience.

Much larger.

Noted.

We'll see. There are some cool things there, but it's also a pain to manage so many physical objects in our hands or around us when we just want to play a game.

I'm all over the place. I'm playing the Commando as my retail version character after having spent tons of hours first with the Gunzerker, then with the Assassin and then with the Siren.

It's complicated. I think in the long term, the closer the store is to the operating system, the more likely it's going to be the default version. We're in a world where Steam has a good user base on Windows, but on Mac we prioritize the App Store for obvious reasons. I wish these stores weren't all trying to be…

Depending on how big your team is you're either going to want to focus on intent and consensus building around that intent or you're going to want to carry the torch yourself on development duties. Also, never lose your team. You lose your team, you're dead.

We develop on PC with consoles in mind. We have had equal resources on 360 and PS3. There is no native platform exactly, but it's likely to be PC if one would take the risk to name one.

Maybe.

Actually, no. I don't.

Legacy of the Ancients was a good game. I'd like to see what a modern Temple of Asphai could look like... I'd also be gratified to see the Might and Magic brand leverage its roots a bit more. Imagine if Bethesda did a Might and Magic game? What would that look like? That's what Ubisoft should be asking…