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Torgue's Campaign of Carnage is available on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network and PC for 800 MS Points ($10).
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This review is based on final code provided by 2K Games. Torgue's raw enthusiasm and loud naivety. In fact, killing my way to the top of his list of badasses wouldn't have been half as fun without Mr. The boss fights aren't exactly interesting or breathtaking, while Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage: a glorified hit-list of boss fights and missions that do their least to come up with an excuse for you to fight a few enemies.
Torgue's Campaign of Carnage experience – a hollow thrill, a mission that is quickly enjoyed and discarded without a second thought. The mission is a great little moment of metahumor, but it's indicative of the entire Mr. So, he does what any sensible person would do and sends you out to murder ECHOnet's entire staff. See, ECHOnet – what I assume is Pandora's premiere video game coverage outfit – didn't like the game Diamond Mercenaries 2, but Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage is a side mission involving a video game review score.
None of these encounters are really exciting or particularly different from other boss fights in the game, but the humorous narration throughout makes it more palatable.
As you might imagine, killing him – and thus shutting him up – is intensely satisfying. There's also a punk kid who speaks in internet acronyms. Torgue happily yells as you approach his compound – and a gigantic cannibalistic lady who rides around with a motor gang. There's a guy obsessed with fire – "His gimmick is that he really likes fire," Mr. The rogue's gallery of bosses runs a strange gamut. Main missions essentially see you battle your way through grunts before facing off with a boss – a process that is repeated several times before the big final showdown with the big Badassasaurus (actual name) seen above. The campaign (carnage included) is fairly short, clocking in at around two hours for the main missions and tacking on a few more for all the side quests. There's also a slot machine you can play in Moxxi's bar, which I found to be a better place to drop these coins, as it offers more prizes than just guns, including shields and artifacts. Special tokens allow you to purchase Torgue weapons from specialized vendors, but in a game where you're constantly getting new guns, there really isn't much point. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage includes its own currency system. Like Borderlands 2's previous DLC, Captain Scarlett, Mr. As you've probably guessed, however, both take a backseat to Chris Rager's excellent portrayal of Mr. Tiny Tina, a fan favorite with a propensity for pop-slang, also makes a return, and even Moxxi enjoys some brief time in the spotlight. Torgue is, in short, the embodiment of excitement. He screams everything but I never really minded because I knew he just couldn't do it any other way. He narrates situations and provides key plot points with unrelenting charm and energy. Torgue himself, and his seeming need to just be a part of my life.
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In Borderlands 2.īut what helped lift my spirits during a mostly dour series of missions and boss fights is Mr. Another mission asks you to drive around a track for a few minutes. One mission literally tasks you with walking down a hallway then immediately turning around and walking down the hallway again. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage are downright weak. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage doesn't offer anything entirely exciting or ingenious when it comes to gameplay or mission structure – in fact, some of the missions in Mr. It's what makes the Macho Man lookalike the endearing highlight of this Borderlands 2 DLC adventure. He clues you in on a double-cross early on because he likes to break the fourth wall and tell you these things. What he lacks in naming craters he makes up for with loud exuberance.īeing a Vault Hunter, it's only natural that you be considered for this contest. Torgue wants to know who the biggest badass on Pandora is, and he just so happens to own an arena, conveniently situated within a massive crater called the Badass Crater of Badassitude. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage is simple: Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage DLC campaign. He's a great mouthpiece blaring in your ear during the otherwise ho-hum missions that make up Borderlands 2's Mr. Like explosions, suplexing sharks and sick guitar solos.
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