Horrorfest on 09 February 2013
| Dodece said: My first suggestion is just plain basic common sense as far as troubleshooting is concerned. Getting snide with someone who is offering advice you solicited isn't going to get you anywhere. If your problem is just a glitch in your system, and all systems suffer from them. Then what I suggested may sort it out for you. That doesn't however mean that your little problem isn't hardware related. It may just be the first sign that your hardware is starting to fail. Which is also something that can and does happen to all consoles at one point or another. I haven't heard much in way of complaints about bugs in regards to Borderlands 2 regardless of the platform. Running a simple search doesn't turn up much either. I am not finding a outcry about how buggy the game is. Which leads me to believe. That if it isn't one of the first two. Then the most likely culprit is that it is something that you have done to yourself unintentionally. Be honest about something. Did you turn off your console without exiting the game to the main menu, because if you did that. Then you probably have your answer right there. Then again it could be something I hadn't thought about before. Per chance did you buy a used copy of the game. If so check to see if the disk itself is scratched, and if you downloaded the game. Perhaps you should uninstall and download the game again. If the PS3 is anything like the 360. Then your game saves shouldn't be attached to game itself. So it probably wouldn't hurt to try that. |
Nope and nope. Always back out to the XMB and it's new. The game isn't installed to begin with at least not the normal game the dlc and patches are. The normal game doesn't require an install.
Edit: This is on my main Siren playthrough. My other characters work fine but they are low level and it would take awhile to get back where I am. Yes I could level fast with a high level player but my story progression would be at the beginning.
