Despite the fact that the entire series has always been predicated off of rampant and chaotic cooperative fun, it’s entirely absent from this version of the game. To be clear though, Borderlands 2 VR does notinclude any multiplayer at all. Put all of that in a blender with a dash of unique designs and styles and it’s easy to understand how they arrived at the number “ 87 bazillion guns.” Then there are alternate effects like elemental damage (flame and electric for example), blowing up when you reload, exploding bullets, scopes, and more. It might be a shotgun, or an assault rifle, or revolver, or something else and all of its stats like damage, fire rate, accuracy, and clip size are randomly picked. Each time you kill an enemy or open a loot container like a chest the game randomly decides what to give you. What makes Borderlands 2 VR so special is its loot randomization. Upon your arrival your plans are derailed by the twisted and deranged Handsome Jack, forcing you to go on a conquest across Pandora to fight off his minions, loot hundreds (perhaps even thousands) of guns, and take the fight to him in an absolutely ludicrous and wacky adventure. In Borderlands 2 VR you take on the role of one of four Vault Hunters, sent to the lawless and ravaged world of Pandora to track down ancient, valuable treasure.
