I first played Borderlands 2 way back in 2013 and became quickly addicted. I ended up getting it for Xbox360, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One as the shoot-and-loot game took me across a colorful dystopian wasteland. In the six years since, the only follow-up has been the mild Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel (which wasn’t developed by Gearbox, who made the first two Borderlands games) and the acclaimed Telltale Games Tales from the Borderlands. Yesterday, we got the “Mask of Mayhem” teaser trailer, but we now finally have the full trailer for Borderlands 3. Details on the …