History YMMV / BorderlandsThePreSequel

** RK-5. A giant flying jet, he will constantly spawn powerful Eridian and Lost Legion allies. What makes this worse is that it is very hard to hit him, the area is extremely large, and he does a stupid amount of damage with both his lasers and his nukes. If you're put into FFYL you better pray you're playing co-op or you have an enemy nearby to shoot--and not a Lost Legion member way over on the other side. Many players have pretty much quit TVHM because of this.

* IdiotPlot: [[spoiler: Moxxi's betrayal is given the flimsiest explanation ever. What was her reasoning behind wanting Jack dead? she felt like he would become a monster. You know, ''in a world filled with terrible people, '''including several of the player characters, and Moxxi herself?!''' '']]

* IdiotPlot: [[spoiler: Moxxi's betrayal is given the flimsiest explanation ever. What was her reasoning behind wanting Jack dead? she felt like he would become a monster. You know, ''in a world filled with terrible people, '''including several of the player characters, and Moxxi herself?!''' ''

* ThatOneBoss: Deadlift, the very first boss, can quickly become this in either mode. He has an obscenely powerful shield that will require a shock weapon to down in good time, and his shock balls will quickly wittle down both health and shields. Made worse by the elevation that makes finding enemies for a Second Wind very tough, not to mention them being able to boost away out of range and sight.

* ThatOneSidequest: The early game features a sidequest where you have to turn in fifty white-level weapons to a mailbox. This quest isn't so much hard, as it is ''annoying''. You have to go to a very specific place to turn in the guns, and there are enemies that surround the place that respawn every time, including at least three Badass Scavs. Also, every ten guns you donate introduces some place you have to go in order to retrieve the guns after they were stolen, forcing you to put the donation on hold and clear out a small area before doing it all over again. And what did the quest-giver need all those guns for? [[spoiler:He just uses them to make a statue of a flower in Concordia.]] While the payoff is a legendary Oz Kit, even that may not be worth it. It all combines for a sidequest that is incredibly time-consuming for an unsubstantial, underwhelming payoff. Of course, given the humor and tone of the series, this was probably totally intentional. Do nice things for people only to get screwed.

* ThatOneSidequest: The early game features a sidequest where you have to turn in fifty white-level weapons to a mailbox. This quest isn't so much hard, as it is ''annoying''. You have to go to a very specific place to turn in the guns, and there are enemies that surround the place that respawn every time, including at least three Badass Scavs. Also, every ten guns you donate introduces some place you have to go in order to retrieve the guns after they were stolen, forcing you to put the donation on hold and clear out a small area before doing it all over again. And what did the quest-giver need all those guns for? [[spoiler:He just uses them to make a statue of a flower in Concordia.]] While the payoff is a legendary Oz Kit, even that may not be worth it, as the kit only powers up if there are multiple Vault Hunters in one party all using the same Oz Kit. It all combines for a sidequest that is incredibly time-consuming for an unsubstantial, underwhelming payoff. Of course, given the humor and tone of the series, this was probably totally intentional. Do nice things for people only to get screwed.

* ThatOneSidequest: The early game features a sidequest where you have to turn in fifty white-level weapons to a mailbox. This quest isn't so much hard, as it is ''annoying''. You have to go to a very specific place to turn in the guns, and there are enemies that surround the place that respawn every time, including at least three Badass Scavs. Also, every ten guns you donate introduces some place you have to go in order to retrieve the guns after they were stolen, forcing you to put the donation on hold and clear out a small area before doing it all over again. And what did the quest-giver need all those guns for? [[spoiler:He just uses them to make a statue of a flower in Concordia.]] While the payoff is a legendary Oz Kit, even that may not be worth it, as the kit only powers up if there are multiple Vault Hunters in one party all using the same Oz Kit. It all combines for a sidequest that is incredibly time-consuming for an unsubstantial, underwhelming payoff.

* ThatOneBoss: Deadlift, the very first boss, can quickly become this in either mode. He has an obscenely powerful shield that will require a shock weapon to down in good time, and his shock balls will quickly wittle down both health and shields. Made worse by the elevation that makes finding enemies for a Second Wind very tough, not to mention them being able to boost away out of range and sight.

* ScrappyMechanic: The {{Timed Mission}}s. If you're playing in single-player, the time limits are extremely strict, even if you don't factor in having to deal with enemies. It's practically required to play multiplayer if you want to complete them.

* GameBreaker: The GroundPound move is absolutely free to execute, making it extremely easy to just spam the move and StunLock any enemy that stays on the ground. Including some bosses. Of course, there are large numbers of enemies that stay airborne and force you to actually aim and shoot but the discrepancy is still ''very'' evident.

** By extension, his Action Skill that is very random with many effects is either ridiculously fun or potentially game-breaking.

** Also deliberately averted with one of Claptrap's skills which causes him to develop buffs and debuffs to random weapon types, forcing the player to constantly shift for maximum power.

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Looks like the developers are trying even ''harder'' to avert it this time (Though given that both ''Borderlands'' games have their own respective pages for GameBreaker, it's questionable whether they'll succeed) given that the game has areas where elemental weapons simply don't work. This will force players to spend much more time thinking about their loadouts and reshuffling them every now and then.

* Awesome: "Come With Me Now" by ''Kongos'' in the Last Hope trailer.

** By extension, his Action Skill that is RNG-based with many effects is either ridiculously fun or potentially game-breaking.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: "Come With Me Now" by ''Kongos'' in the Last Hope trailer.

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Looks like the developers are trying even ''harder'' to avert it this time (Though given that both ''Borderlands'' games have their own respective pages for GameBreaker, and the fact that ''The Pre-Sequel!'' appears to be bringing back the infamous [[HandCannon Unkempt Harold,]] it's questionable whether they'll succeed) given that the game has areas where elemental weapons simply don't work. This will force players to spend much more time thinking about their loadouts and reshuffling them every now and then.

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Looks like the developers are trying even ''harder'' to avert it this time (Though given that both Borderlands games have their own respective pages for GameBreaker, and the fact that the Presequel appears to be bringing back the infamous [[HandCannon Unkempt Harold,]] it's questionable whether they'll succeed) given that the game has areas where elemental weapons simply don't work. This will force players to spend much more time thinking about their loadouts and reshuffling them every now and then.

* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Looks like the developers are trying even ''harder'' to avert it this time (Though given that both Borderlands games have their own respective pages for GameBreaker, it's questionable whether they'll succeed) given that the game has areas where elemental weapons simply don't work. This will force players to spend much more time thinking about their loadouts and reshuffling them every now and then.

* BaseBreaker: Claptrap. Some people are getting ''really'' tired of him being everywhere/they're getting tired of the ButtMonkey jokes.