Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 37,38 (click to see context) from:
On June 6, 2017, the game added a FreeToPlay multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
to:
On June 6, 2017, the game added a FreeToPlay multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
game. On September 15, 2017, Randy Varnell, the game's creative director, announced the upcoming Fall update will be the final content update to the game. For the immediate foreseeable future, the game's servers will continue running.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* OurGiantsAreBigger: While no true "species" of Giants exists, the Aplians, represented in-game by Ghalt, El Dragon and Montanna, more or less fit the bill. They're at the least heads and shoulders taller than normal humans, with [[TopHeavyGuy broad, exaggerated physiques]] and matching strength.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
I want to cut the Main redirect.
Changed line(s) 228 (click to see context) from:
** One of the challenges that revolves around healing is called [[CheckItOutWithDrSteveBrule For Your Health!]]
to:
** One of the challenges that revolves around healing is called [[CheckItOutWithDrSteveBrule [[Series/CheckItOutWithDrSteveBrule For Your Health!]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* FlyingFirepower: [[HandicappedBadass The handicapped but still capable of fighting]] Benedict [[BirdPeople the Hawk man]] who provides air support for his fellow Battleborn with his [[RocketsMissilesAndGrenadeLaunchers rocket launcher]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 187 (click to see context) from:
On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
to:
** On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 182 (click to see context) from:
* PunnyName: Oscar Mike, whose gameplay resembles that of a typical [[VideoGame/CallOfDuty CoD]] player. (For those not in the know, "Oscar Mike" is both an actual military term and a memetic criticism/mockery of VideoGame/ModernWarfare2
to:
* PunnyName: Oscar Mike, whose gameplay resembles that of a typical [[VideoGame/CallOfDuty CoD]] player. (For those not in the know, "Oscar Mike" is both an actual military term ('''O'''n the '''M'''ove) and a memetic criticism/mockery of VideoGame/ModernWarfare2VideoGame/ModernWarfare2's perceived overuse of it during the Russian invasion segments.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 182 (click to see context) from:
* PunnyName: Oscar Mike, whose gameplay resembles that of a typical [[VideoGame/CallOfDuty CoD]] player.
to:
* PunnyName: Oscar Mike, whose gameplay resembles that of a typical [[VideoGame/CallOfDuty CoD]] player. (For those not in the know, "Oscar Mike" is both an actual military term and a memetic criticism/mockery of VideoGame/ModernWarfare2
Changed line(s) 184 (click to see context) from:
* TheQuisling: Coming to the conclusion that the Varelsi threat was inevitable, Lothar Rendain saw that the only practical solution for survival would have to be to ally with these cosmic horrors instead. Although this meant betraying everyone else in the universe aiding the Varelsi in their destruction of the remaining universe, he saw this as the most pragmatic option as the objective was worth it. After all, per the Jennerit motto "Any Deed. Any Price."
to:
* TheQuisling: Coming to the conclusion that the Varelsi threat was inevitable, Lothar Rendain saw that the only practical solution for survival would have to be to ally with these cosmic horrors instead. Although this meant betraying everyone else in the universe aiding the Varelsi in their destruction of the remaining universe, he saw this as the most pragmatic option as the objective was worth it. After all, per the Jennerit motto "Any Deed. Any Price."Price".
Changed line(s) 186,188 (click to see context) from:
** Pretty much every faction has been reduced to this, thanks to the stars darkening.
** On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
** The Battleborn are a group made up of individuals from the different factions who have put aside [[WeAreStrugglingTogether their factions' petty squabbles with one another]] over the last scraps of the universe to come together and fight the actual enemy destroying the universe.
** On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
** The Battleborn are a group made up of individuals from the different factions who have put aside [[WeAreStrugglingTogether their factions' petty squabbles with one another]] over the last scraps of the universe to come together and fight the actual enemy destroying the universe.
to:
** On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
On an individual faction level, the Rogues exemplify this the best. Made up of those who don't exactly fit elsewhere and preferring individual freedom over uniformity, they're a completely incohesive collection of individuals that fits the trope to a T.
Added DiffLines:
** The universe at risk of freezing to death because insane aliens are killing every star? Screw that, let's fight for resources and territory - and it's the canon explanation for the player-versus-player modes.
*** Two angry and well-equipped mercenary factions ripping it up nearby? Great place for Thrall mercenaries to set up camp and possibly get horribly murdered! At the very least, there IS a 50/50 chance they'll just hire them instead...
*** Two angry and well-equipped mercenary factions ripping it up nearby? Great place for Thrall mercenaries to set up camp and possibly get horribly murdered! At the very least, there IS a 50/50 chance they'll just hire them instead...
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 87 (click to see context) from:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. The recording of this incident then comes to an end with Orendi having destroyed Gendarme's remote access node.
to:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the growing list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. The recording of this incident then comes to an end with Orendi having destroyed Gendarme's remote access node.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 87 (click to see context) from:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. Orendi then comes around and destroys Gendarme's remote access node.
to:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. Orendi The recording of this incident then comes around and destroys to an end with Orendi having destroyed Gendarme's remote access node.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 87 (click to see context) from:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. Orendi then comes around to destroy Gendarme's remote access node.
to:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. Orendi then comes around to destroy and destroys Gendarme's remote access node.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 87 (click to see context) from:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else.
to:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else. Orendi then comes around to destroy Gendarme's remote access node.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ComputerizedJudicialSystem: In one of Orendi's lore challenges, her discipline hearing was presided by a Magnus named Gendarme. The hearing however ends up as a chaotic mess as Orendi immediately starts attacking everyone and everything upon entering. As Orendi causes more and more damage, the Hon. Gendarme becomes too preoccupied with updating on the fly the list of charges against Orendi to do anything else.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
slight corrections
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch. Just before the addition of Supercharge, all these modes were made FreeToPlay via the Free Trial update. In line with Supercharge which is an exclusively 3v3 mode, the rest were also given 3v3 versions upon Supercharge being added.
to:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch. Just before the addition of Supercharge, all these modes were made FreeToPlay via the Free Trial update. In line with Supercharge which is an exclusively 3v3 mode, the rest were also given 3v3 versions upon Supercharge being added.
Changed line(s) 20,21 (click to see context) from:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released. Supercharge is a 3v3 hybrid mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
to:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released. Supercharge is a an exclusively 3v3 hybrid mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch. Just before the addition of Supercharge, all these modes were made Free-To-Play via the Free Trial update. In line with Supercharge which is an exclusively 3v3 mode, the rest were also given 3v3 versions upon Supercharge being added.
to:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch. Just before the addition of Supercharge, all these modes were made Free-To-Play FreeToPlay via the Free Trial update. In line with Supercharge which is an exclusively 3v3 mode, the rest were also given 3v3 versions upon Supercharge being added.
Changed line(s) 37,38 (click to see context) from:
On June 6, 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
to:
On June 6, 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play FreeToPlay multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
maybe a bit of a rearrangement
On June 6, 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Deleted line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) :
On June 6, 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
some updates/clarrifications
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch.
to:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Two additional modes were later released post-launch. Just before the addition of Supercharge, all these modes were made Free-To-Play via the Free Trial update. In line with Supercharge which is an exclusively 3v3 mode, the rest were also given 3v3 versions upon Supercharge being added.
Changed line(s) 20,21 (click to see context) from:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released and unlike the other modes is a 3v3 one. Supercharge is a 3v3 hybrid mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
to:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released and unlike the other modes is a 3v3 one.released. Supercharge is a 3v3 hybrid mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
Changed line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) from:
On June 6th 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
to:
On June 6th 6, 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 20,21 (click to see context) from:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released and unlike the other modes is a 3v3 one. Supercharge is a 3v3 mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
to:
** '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released and unlike the other modes is a 3v3 one. Supercharge is a 3v3 hybrid mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 15 (click to see context) from:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Furthermore, [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-the-battleborn-dlc-plan-update/ two free additional modes are slated for release]].
to:
* '''Competitive Multiplayer:''' Battleborn's team-based competitive multiplayer action can be experienced by up to 10 players online in 5v5 matches, and includes three distinct multiplayer modes. Furthermore, [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-the-battleborn-dlc-plan-update/ two free Two additional modes are slated for release]].were later released post-launch.
Changed line(s) 19,21 (click to see context) from:
** '''Face-Off''': Teams of heroes fight against each other to exterminate invading Varelsi in order to collect and deposit Varelsi masks for points. The first team to 500 points wins.
** Yet to be named mode coming in Fall 2016.
** Yet to be named mode coming in Fall 2016.
to:
** '''Face-Off''': The first of the additional modes released. Teams of heroes fight against each other to exterminate invading Varelsi in order to collect and deposit Varelsi masks for points. The first team to 500 points wins.
**Yet '''Supercharge''': The second of the additional modes released and unlike the other modes is a 3v3 one. Supercharge is a 3v3 mode that combines Meltdown and Capture. Like Meltdown, the goal is to guide minions to be named mode coming in Fall 2016.
sacrificed and earn points. The twist however is that teams can sweeten their minion waves by fighting to control a single capture point. The team that owns the capture point "supercharges" their minion wave, adding tougher minions and more opportunities for scoring points.
**
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) from:
On June 6th 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer version known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
to:
On June 6th 2017, the game added a Free-To-Play multiplayer version update known as [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Some explanation.
Changed line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) from:
On June 6th 2017, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a [[InsistentTerminology free trial]] as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to its previously stagnant playerbase.
to:
On June 6th 2017, the game went from added a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a [[InsistentTerminology free trial]] multiplayer version known as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new [[https://battleborn.com/en/news/view/en-battleborn-free-trial-faq/ Free Trial]]. Free Trial allows unlimited access to all competitive multiplayer modes and the same character and account growth and progression one would find in the full game. Free Trial players will have access to its previously stagnant playerbase.
a subset of Battleborn's unique heroes through a rotating roster of six heroes that changes weekly. Heroes can be unlocked and kept from the in-game Marketplace using Credits earned while playing matches, or through Platinum premium currency. Players if they so choose can upgrade to the full base game which includes unlocking all 25 base characters, all Story Mode missions as well as the Prologue, and permanent access to private matches. Additionally, all player progression stats will carry over upon upgrading to the full game.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) from:
On June 6th 2017, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a free trial as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to it's previously stagnant playerbase.
to:
On June 6th 2017, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a [[InsistentTerminology free trial trial]] as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to it's its previously stagnant playerbase.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Wrong year.
Changed line(s) 41,42 (click to see context) from:
On June 6th 2016, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a free trial as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to it's previously stagnant playerbase.
to:
On June 6th 2016, 2017, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a free trial as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to it's previously stagnant playerbase.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
On June 6th 2016, the game went from a paid game to Free-To-Play (or rather, a free trial as Gearbox insists on calling it), which will hopefully add new players to it's previously stagnant playerbase.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 6,7 (click to see context) from:
''Battleborn'' is a futuristic HeroShooter from the folks at Creator/GearboxSoftware, creators of the mind-bendingly popular ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' franchise, that launched on May 3, 2016. The game follows numerous factions currently vying for control of the Solus System, the last remaining star in the universe. As these groups struggle for the only source of energy remaining, a much larger issue looms, namely the unstoppable horde of star-eaters, the Varelsi. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Good luck with that.]]
to:
''Battleborn'' is a futuristic HeroShooter HeroShooter[=/=]{{MOBA}} hybrid from the folks at Creator/GearboxSoftware, creators of the mind-bendingly popular ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands}}'' franchise, that launched on May 3, 2016. The game follows numerous factions currently vying for control of the Solus System, the last remaining star in the universe. As these groups struggle for the only source of energy remaining, a much larger issue looms, namely the unstoppable horde of star-eaters, the Varelsi. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Good luck with that.]]
Changed line(s) 39,40 (click to see context) from:
The trailer for Attikus and the Thrall Rebellion can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNajixPavFo here.]] The trailer for Toby's Friendship Raid can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCcrQa63J1E here.]] The trailer for Oscar Mike vs. the Battle School can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dML0ENhZS_Q here.]] The trailer for Montana and the Demon Bear can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLHqeuHZ_GA here.]] The trailer for Pheoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA05ppZSKtM here.]]
to:
The trailer for Attikus and the Thrall Rebellion can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNajixPavFo here.]] The trailer for Toby's Friendship Raid can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCcrQa63J1E here.]] The trailer for Oscar Mike vs. the Battle School can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dML0ENhZS_Q here.]] The trailer for Montana and the Demon Bear can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLHqeuHZ_GA here.]] The trailer for Pheoebe Phoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA05ppZSKtM here.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** An unlockable taunt for Whiskey Foxtrot parodies the infamous "Tracer butt pose" incident. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2Cs6SPe9bY "What do you see? My ''butt''? Not on my watch!"]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 39,40 (click to see context) from:
The trailer for Attikus and the Thrall Rebellion can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNajixPavFo here.]] The trailer for Toby's Friendship Raid can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCcrQa63J1E here.]] The trailer for Oscar Mike vs. the Battle School can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dML0ENhZS_Q here.]] The trailer for Pheoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA05ppZSKtM here.]]
to:
The trailer for Attikus and the Thrall Rebellion can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNajixPavFo here.]] The trailer for Toby's Friendship Raid can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCcrQa63J1E here.]] The trailer for Oscar Mike vs. the Battle School can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dML0ENhZS_Q here.]] The trailer for Montana and the Demon Bear can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLHqeuHZ_GA here.]] The trailer for Pheoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA05ppZSKtM here.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 155 (click to see context) from:
Dredge was once a [[Autodoc Magnus doctor]] supposedly designed for modular integration into a variety of operating systems, on account of all the different computers used across the LLC arcfleet. When a 6-year-old boy was brought in for a failing cerebral augment, Dredge was sent to debug it from the inside. While in the boy's brain, that's when the Magna Carta went offline and although the boy was declared brain-dead, Dredge was still around trapped within the boy's brain. Within his [[WetwareBody fleshy cage]], Dredge reformatted the boy from the ground up, learned in microseconds which neurons to fire to draw breath, to pump blood, to raise a hand, to animate the child like a [[PeoplePuppets puppet of blood and bone]]. He then proceeded to turn three of the LLC's finest medical technicians into his unwilling accomplices by driving into the nape of their necks transceiver pylons that transmitted signals to and from Dredge, essentially making them [[OurZombiesAreDifferent zombies]] that he controlled. After that he escaped from the LLC and became a SpacePirate with his zombies as his crew.\\
to:
Dredge was once a [[Autodoc [[{{Autodoc}} Magnus doctor]] supposedly designed for modular integration into a variety of operating systems, on account of all the different computers used across the LLC arcfleet. When a 6-year-old boy was brought in for a failing cerebral augment, Dredge was sent to debug it from the inside. While in the boy's brain, that's when the Magna Carta went offline and although the boy was declared brain-dead, Dredge was still around trapped within the boy's brain. Within his [[WetwareBody fleshy cage]], Dredge reformatted the boy from the ground up, learned in microseconds which neurons to fire to draw breath, to pump blood, to raise a hand, to animate the child like a [[PeoplePuppets puppet of blood and bone]]. He then proceeded to turn three of the LLC's finest medical technicians into his unwilling accomplices by driving into the nape of their necks transceiver pylons that transmitted signals to and from Dredge, essentially making them [[OurZombiesAreDifferent zombies]] that he controlled. After that he escaped from the LLC and became a SpacePirate with his zombies as his crew.\\
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: The lore from [[https://forums.gearboxsoftware.com/t/battleplan-42-3-8-17-wednesday-edition/1557776 Battleplan 42]] mentions in great detail what is essentially a Magnus GhostPirate of sorts. Captain Dredge, also known as [[RedBaron the Blue Baron, the Terror of the Ring, and the Saint of Black]], is a Rogue who's greatly feared by his fellow Rogues.\\
Dredge was once a [[Autodoc Magnus doctor]] supposedly designed for modular integration into a variety of operating systems, on account of all the different computers used across the LLC arcfleet. When a 6-year-old boy was brought in for a failing cerebral augment, Dredge was sent to debug it from the inside. While in the boy's brain, that's when the Magna Carta went offline and although the boy was declared brain-dead, Dredge was still around trapped within the boy's brain. Within his [[WetwareBody fleshy cage]], Dredge reformatted the boy from the ground up, learned in microseconds which neurons to fire to draw breath, to pump blood, to raise a hand, to animate the child like a [[PeoplePuppets puppet of blood and bone]]. He then proceeded to turn three of the LLC's finest medical technicians into his unwilling accomplices by driving into the nape of their necks transceiver pylons that transmitted signals to and from Dredge, essentially making them [[OurZombiesAreDifferent zombies]] that he controlled. After that he escaped from the LLC and became a SpacePirate with his zombies as his crew.\\
Fortunately, Reyna was able to curb Dredge's lust for vengeance upon mortals and organics thus and the Saint of Black and his Sinners Three aboard "The Doomlight" sail under the Rogues' banners, becoming the pride and scorn of the Rogue fleet. That said, there are whispers that Reyna consigns those among the Rogues who get to be too contrary for her taste a tour aboard the Doomlight, basically becoming a crew of the damned that serves Dredge. How much of all this about Dredge is [[ShroudedInMyth actually true and not simply hearsay]] though is put into doubt by Reyna herself.
Dredge was once a [[Autodoc Magnus doctor]] supposedly designed for modular integration into a variety of operating systems, on account of all the different computers used across the LLC arcfleet. When a 6-year-old boy was brought in for a failing cerebral augment, Dredge was sent to debug it from the inside. While in the boy's brain, that's when the Magna Carta went offline and although the boy was declared brain-dead, Dredge was still around trapped within the boy's brain. Within his [[WetwareBody fleshy cage]], Dredge reformatted the boy from the ground up, learned in microseconds which neurons to fire to draw breath, to pump blood, to raise a hand, to animate the child like a [[PeoplePuppets puppet of blood and bone]]. He then proceeded to turn three of the LLC's finest medical technicians into his unwilling accomplices by driving into the nape of their necks transceiver pylons that transmitted signals to and from Dredge, essentially making them [[OurZombiesAreDifferent zombies]] that he controlled. After that he escaped from the LLC and became a SpacePirate with his zombies as his crew.\\
Fortunately, Reyna was able to curb Dredge's lust for vengeance upon mortals and organics thus and the Saint of Black and his Sinners Three aboard "The Doomlight" sail under the Rogues' banners, becoming the pride and scorn of the Rogue fleet. That said, there are whispers that Reyna consigns those among the Rogues who get to be too contrary for her taste a tour aboard the Doomlight, basically becoming a crew of the damned that serves Dredge. How much of all this about Dredge is [[ShroudedInMyth actually true and not simply hearsay]] though is put into doubt by Reyna herself.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* RPGEpisode: The lore of [[https://forums.gearboxsoftware.com/t/battleplan-35-1-19-17/1554465 Battleplan 35]] has Shayne, Galilea, Beatrix, Phoebe, and Mellka having a GirlsNightOutEpisode playing a session of Minions and Mazes, a ''Tabletop/DungeonsAndDragons'' parody. Shayne is the GameMaster while Galilea roleplays as Hecta, a Zomboid Star Knight; Beatrix roleplays Eurydice, a Dryad Animancer; Phoebe roleplays as Hulkuleez, a Troglodon Berserker; and Mellka roleplays as Nelka, a Half-Human Death-Jester.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 28,29 (click to see context) from:
* '''Pheoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar''': Why would the Battleborn venture into dangerous Aztanti ruins? FOR SCIENCE! Phoebe and her crew set off to Ekkunar to investigate what exactly is keeping this shattered planet together. What they find creates more questions than answers. Join the Battleborn in unlocking the mysteries of the Varelsi, the ancient Aztanti and the place beyond the portals.
to:
* '''Pheoebe '''Phoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar''': Why would the Battleborn venture into dangerous Aztanti ruins? FOR SCIENCE! Phoebe and her crew set off to Ekkunar to investigate what exactly is keeping this shattered planet together. What they find creates more questions than answers. Join the Battleborn in unlocking the mysteries of the Varelsi, the ancient Aztanti and the place beyond the portals.
Added DiffLines:
* WhamEpisode: The entirety of the Phoebe and the Heart of Ekkunar DLC Story Operation is a wham episode in itself due to its content. First off, [[spoiler: a Varelsi telepathically speaks, a thing not encountered before as far as most know since the cosmic horrors simply attack and not communicate]]. The boss of the operation is [[spoiler: an ancient construct resembling the gold dual shield wielding statue often seen in Jennerit locales]]. Lorewise, it's revealed that [[spoiler: the Thralls are actually the descendants of the ancient Aztanti; and that the Aztanti actually opened a portal to the Void and encountered the Varelsi, making the first encounter with the cosmic horrors much earlier than recorded.]] Also while not outright confirmed, it [[spoiler: provides the possibility that Empress Lenore as well as everyone and everything else that has been veiled may still be alive in the Void.]] The biggest whammy however is at the very end of the 10th playthrough run. [[spoiler: Rendain returns.]]
