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With bullet decals set to medium, you can turn up Anisotropic filtering to 16x and enjoy 60 fps+ throughout the game, even on my system. PS: The video has spoilers, as suggested by the name.

Borderlands 2 works pretty well on my system. System Specifications: ________________________ Processor: AMD FX 8350 undervolted by 0.075V Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P GPU: EVGA GTX 1070 FTW RAM: 4x4 GB HyperX Fury DDR3 Storage: Samsung 860 Evo Mouse: Cooler Master MM710 PSU: Corsair VS550 AIO: Corsair H100i v2 ________________________ If I had to pick 3 shortcomings of this game, I'd pick these: - As you can see, I was expecting the respawn point to also be a save point. Instead, what happens is that upon exiting the game midway and restarting the checkpoint, your health is restored, but your ammo is also depleted and all enemies except for a few special ones, are respawned. There was a giant enemy unit in the outpost that did not respawn upon reloading the checkpoint. - The textures and overall graphics quality could have been better. I am already using the Ultra HD texture pack, but I would have liked it even more if the colours and textures weren't all flat and homogenous. - I would have appreciated more ammo purchase points, because most of the dropped weapons are repetitive (they fall in the same class). Everything else is good. The gameplay is awesome. The performance is excellent. The storyline is amazing and the best part about the game is Claptrap. I would have loved to listen to more of claptrap's dialogues. There should be an option to toggle the frequency of Claptrap jokes. PS: I'm playing this for the first time, so I was lost while driving the car and was expecting the car to ram through the enemies.

Just Checking the quality on rumble with an exclusive Quake Champions direct upload