The reality is that it’s unlikely that we can create anything where some outside force would be so significant as to move that immovable object. I bet we can create a scenario where … “Who cares what is going on? Let’s change this!” Because the scenario we’ve created makes that the right decision. I bet we can imagine a scenario where everything should be on the table. Pitchford: If you want to imagine infinite hypothetical scenarios, I bet we can. GamesBeat: My question is, if there was something larger - in any game, not just Borderlands - like an entire character that was instrumental to the story, do you think it’s worth a studio actually going back and changing it? Pitchford: And there are some people you’ll never be able to reach, because there’s physical media that’s in a box.
GamesBeat: Maybe “improbable” is more like it? Randy Pitchford: You can, but the difficulty of that is. Someone asked lead writer Anthony Burch that if he felt it was inappropriate, would he go back and change his dialogue in the original game? Burch basically replied that it was technically impossible. GamesBeat: A discussion appeared on Twitter recently about whether the Borderlands 2 character of Tiny Tina was potentially racist. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
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