

I never played BL1, but BL2 was huge with me and my college friends over a decade ago now. I replayed the game a year or two ago and had a lot of fun with the gameplay, but the characters, story, and overall sensibility of the game have aged like milk with a dead turtle in it. Tiny Tina.
Those elements were obnoxious even back in 2012-2013 when the game first came out, so now, a decade removed, it’s almost completely unbearable unless you somehow appreciate it from a “time capsule” perspective. I think the best way to play it is with the dialogue volume at zero. Tiny Tina.
Burnout is real, especially in your final year of schooling (I had it bad in my last year of college). Not saying that’s definitely your case, but it easily could be.