Ah, I didn't know about Jakobs's involvement in Zombie Island, I've never played the DLC.
And I guess you're right, the whole argument really doesn't matter. It's still pretty fun to imagine what it would be like if the two universes fought, though.
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If you wanna look at things from the lore angle, I'd wager they are both even. Destiny has space magic to even the odds and cover for their weapons not being as outrageous. The serious weakness here, for now, is a lack of space options for combat and semi predictable skill sets Borderlands on the other hand has solid supers, some of which are not so super or special. Weapons though are beyond outrageous and incredibly varied and the Vault Hunters have a very wide number options of how to carry out their business due their many equipment options and skill sets being so varied. The main weakness here is lack of numbers with their only being a few Vault Hunters worthy of the title (11 at the time of this post). NewU stations don't mean much at all here as it wouldn't change the fact that they are still seriously outnumbered. Both sides really don't have enough to put them over the other at this time, especially with Destiny's lore still being lacking in several areas needed to expand this line of discussion.
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Norfleet+Sham
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(Pre-Patch) Conference Call+Bee. Classic murder combo
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And this is relevant how? You are making a stat argument that doesn't hold water with the games having little to nothing in common in regards for their mechanics