Would Handsome Jack qualify as a magnificent bastard?

Would it be better for the DLC list to be sorted into a list for the campaign DLC and another list for the extra characters, cosmetic items, etc.?

Moved Game Breaking Bug from the YMMV page to the main page—it's not a YMMV trope.

Cut the following notes under Gameplay And Story Segregation for being inaccurate;

• Despite what Eridium can do for Lilith, it has no effect on Maya despite both being Sirens.
• Also considering the critical nature of Sirens to the plot you would think Maya would be more valuable alive to Handsome Jack, but no-one ever remarks on Maya being a Siren outside of Echo logs.

Added Hand Wave and All There In The Manual entries to address the plot points this covered

One of my edits was overwritten by another edit after I accidentally let the lock run out, and it was a lot more substantial than the material in the new edit that bumped it off. Just let it go or what?

Looking over the page it is need of format editing for bullet points and general edits. I will be placing any items that need more conxtext or I am unsure what to do with.

I have also noticed contradicting information in some of the examples. I will be bringing said examples here so we can get them clarified and put back on the page.

So, it's explicitly stated in the quest "Hidden Journals" that Tannis has Asperger's Syndrome (at least, the flavor text to accepting the quest says so).

I figure since it's rare that a media character is specifically stated to have AS, should I put it here, or in her character sheet? Or maybe not at all because it doesn't seem to be a "reference"-able trope if that makes sense.

WARNING! Spoilers below! Fair warning.

Is it just me or is Borderlands 2 just a few voice tone changes away from being a horror game? The bit that first made this occur to me is the quest where Tiny Tina throws a tea party with the psycho. During the quest this psychotic 13 year old slowly murders a serial killer while they discuss the way she was forced to watch her parents murdered by said killer.

It was at this point that I was no longer sure whether I was supposed to be laughing or be terrified. This isn't the only bit I've noticed that seems more dark than comedy. Another example: During Tannis' echo recording she calmly describes being tortured by Hyperion before beginning to weep at the destruction of a 'ceiling chair', which is still creepy even if it really is some sort of furniture and not her deluded version of a person.

Anyways, was wondering if anybody else got the impression that the writers were intentionally hiding a horror story under the seemingly comic face.