The problem with most of the criticism here is that it pathologizes people for what they enjoy, as if the major problem here is what people are into and if we could just get people to all be more “alike” then the problem would just go away. So what if one man’s Nintendo Direct is another’s Game of Thrones? People…

Hasn’t this always been the case with Bethesda, though? Even Skyrim was only shown its greater graphical potential after the modding community got a hold of it. Sometimes I wonder if they do this on purpose because they know modders will polish it up, anyway? (Of course, that can’t help those stuck with the console…

I think it’s pretty interesting and has a lot of potential, actually, if you want to mimic the comic book style that Borderlands games go for. However, you would need to do more work to the actual .dds (texture wrap) files to really get the full effect, and that could end up being a LOT of work.