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OXM had a Q&A with Borderland's Producer, Matt Charles today.

OXM: One of the complaints folks had about the first game was that it lacked a compelling story, as well as development of your own player characters.

MATT: We did take a serious look at how we handled the story in the first game, and that definitely influenced how we’re delivering the story in Borderlands 2. [This time], characters are an integral part of the overall narrative, and in fact, both the player’s actions and important NPC actions are the main driving forces in the plot. So far, it’s proven to be engaging and a lot of fun — especially with the brand of humor you’ll expect from a Borderlands game. I’m excited to put our story in front of more people.

Read on

http://www.oxmonline.com/borderlands-2-qa-gearbox

I'm liking what I'm hearing.

Oh, and PK keep it in your pants.

Oh, and PK keep it in your pants.

Rofl.

Good to hear they'll be focusing on story a lot more this time, should be interesting.