Pros

• +Decent gunplay and a large variety of weapons to find and use
  
• +Low gravity lets you jump around higher and further, giving you more ways to move around
  
• +Your character talks, adding to the story
  
• +Four different characters to play as (six including the two dlc characters), each with their own skill trees

Cons

• -Loot sometimes goes flying in low gravity areas, meaning that you might not get it
  
• -Some areas feel like they are too big and feel empty. There are not many fast travel points either, making traveling tedious at times.
  
• -If you mainly focus on the main quests, you will be underleveled, meaning enemies will feel like they have quite a bit of health. You will need to do the side quests to level up, but some of these quests send you to different areas and can take a little while to complete due to the large maps. This can make the gameplay repetitive.
  
• -The main story is not that interesting

Comments
When I first started playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, I found it enjoyable. However, after a while, it started getting boring. The main reason is some areas feel like they are too big. In addition, there aren’t many fast travel stations, making traveling tedious at times since some side quests take you to different areas. Even some of the main quests involve you running around a lot. I cannot recommend buying Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel because of this. I did have fun playing as the Doppelganger, but the large areas, few fast travel points and quests that involve you going to different areas made me stop playing the game.

[b]Pros[/b] [list] [*] +Decent gunplay and a large variety of weapons to find and use [*] +Low gravity lets you jump around higher and further, giving you more ways to move around [*] +Your character talks, adding to the story [*] +Four different characters to play as (six including the two dlc characters), each with their own skill trees [/list] [b]Cons[/b] [list] [*] -Loot sometimes goes flying in low gravity areas, meaning that you might not get it [*] -Some areas feel like they are too big and feel empty. There are not many fast travel points either, making traveling tedious at times. [*] -If you mainly focus on the main quests, you will be underleveled, meaning enemies will feel like they have quite a bit of health. You will need to do the side quests to level up, but some of these quests send you to different areas and can take a little while to complete due to the large maps. This can make the gameplay repetitive. [*] -The main story is not that interesting [/list] [b]Comments[/b] When I first started playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, I found it enjoyable. However, after a while, it started getting boring. The main reason is some areas feel like they are too big. In addition, there aren’t many fast travel stations, making traveling tedious at times since some side quests take you to different areas. Even some of the main quests involve you running around a lot. I cannot recommend buying Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel because of this. I did have fun playing as the Doppelganger, but the large areas, few fast travel points and quests that involve you going to different areas made me stop playing the game.