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Rudiger will spot the money case that Vaughn has handcuffed to himself. Rudiger sees that they are Hyperion and claims that they ruined Pandora.

They decide to go to Pandora to buy the vault key, with the help of Vaughn gathering ten million.Īt Pandora, Rhys and Vaughn ask for directions to the World of Curiosities. Rhys tells them about Hugo's phone call about him buying a vault key. Rhys will then walk out, tell Yvette and Vaughn what happened. Rhys can ask threatening, which will make Vasquez punch him in the face. Hugo then reveals he threw Henderson out an airlock. He promotes him to Assistant Vice Janitor. Hugo informs Rhys that his promotion is coming. Hugo is ordering a black car from a guy named Jerry. Rhys goes inside and is surprised to see Hugo Vasquez as the new boss. Vaughn helps his friend get ready for his supposed promotion by Henderson.

Rhys claims that Handsome Jack was the baddest guy of them all, and that he wanted to be just like him. Rhys talks about his life at Hyperion, and his friend Vaughn. The kidnapper kicks him, claiming that he isn't a patient person and orders him to start at the beginning of his involvement with the Gortys Project. The player can ask the kidnapper a question, which he responds, 'I ask the questions.' Rhys asks if he can ask himself that question. He wakes up, his face bruised and he is being dragged through the desert with his torso tied. 'Fiona, what is there some sort of radiation leak I don't know about?' He jokingly says, only to get knocked out by the man. He looks around and a man appears, walking towards him. He calls out to Fiona, claiming that they can work something out. Rhys works for Hyperion he’s a company man with grand ambitions that have been thrown off the rails.The episode begins with Rhys walking around in a desert.

You’re going to play two different viewpoints.

Or is he? You might have seen the trailer we put out a while back

#TALES FROM THE BORDERLANDS CHOICES TREE SERIES#

The series takes place after the events of Borderlands 2.Your choices matter and will help create YOUR version of the story across the season.It’s an episodic series that’ll be $4.99 per episode (or you can save with the Season Pass).The loot you grab in Tales will be available to use in other areas of the Borderlands franchise.What else can I say about this game series? If you play Borderlands simply for the sake of shooting stuff, then you might not be a fan of Tales, but if you enjoy being on Pandora, hanging out with and finding out more about all of the amazing characters, and/or you’ve enjoyed what we did in The Walking Dead and The Wolf Among Us, then this might be a game series for you. Telltale is going to collaborate with you through the choices that you make to get some of those stories out there, and to create a brand new Borderlands experience. Pandora has a wealth of stories to offer, and Gearbox wants them told. That sounds like crazy hyperbole, but the details, the characters, and the history are all there. The main Borderlands games and the DLC have only scratched the surface they’ve built a world that rivals Star Wars in its richness. We (Telltale) are all about compelling characters and stories, and we see an amazing opportunity to build on what Gearbox has created. Handsome Jack, Claptrap, Tiny Tina, Angel, Moxxi, Zer0… it’s a big list. One of the first things people say when they hear that Telltale is working on a Borderlands game is: “wait…what?”Īfter all, how does a game series that’s known for bazillions of guns morph into something like The Walking Dead or The Wolf Among Us? Why make a Borderlands game that’s not a first person shooter?īecause, if you pause to take a breath between shooting everything in sight and stealing your buddies’ loot in multiplayer, you’ll know that Borderlands features some amazing characters and stories in a world that’s rich in dark humor.

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