Borderlands - Would you rather have more DLC expansions or a sequel?

Since I'm addicted to Borderlands again and I read this article from Kotaku...

http://kotaku.com/5488149/the-never+ending-game-world-of-warcrafts-impact-on-borderlands

...it was interesting because Borderlands is still contiuing its success because of the DLC expansions.

At the end of the article the producer of Gearbox doesn't say whether he'll make more expansions but the CEO of THQ says that they will. Also awhile ago, THQ's CEO said that they want to make Borderlands into a franchise which lead us to believe that there will be a Borderlands 2.

So my question and poll is, would you rather have more DLC expansions or would you mind a Borderlands sequel?

I'd rather have more DLC. The game can be endless with more character classes, levels, weapons, missions, areas, etc. I don't want Gearbox to pull a Activision or Valve and make sequel after sequel when all they have to do is support their game with DLC expansions.

It's not an either/or situation

The DLC can be stuff that wont fit the mainstream player of the game and the experimental content

The new game will be based on what made Borderlands so successful (including successful DLC) and then build off of that game

I'm happy being offered both these days. It's been confirmed that we're getting Borderlands 2 months ago, for those who want to keep on trying different scenarios there's going to be DLC

Well since part of the company can do DLC and the other can do "Borderworlds" I want both.

I'd rather have the DLC.

$10 each time and it adds alot of content.

A new game is $60 that means 6 DLC packs.

A sequel would be nice. Same gameplay, better story and greater length. I loved the FPS/RPG elements and I wish it was done more. I get bored of the most basic versions of both, so this was a great change of pace. A second version would be welcomed.

I'm sitting on the opinion fence. I love the DLC and look forward to a sequel. Zombie Island and Secret Armory were great, and while Moxxi's isn't everyone's cup of tea, at least it was relatively adventurous. I don't think things should come down to the whole DLC vs Sequel thing. Otherwise you get another L4D2 boycotting petition.

Why have just one when you can have both. so what if you pay a little more. The DLC Gearbox has produced so far has been ridiculously value for money. In the same way as Fallout 3's DLC, I love them all, but I won't sniff that they not making anymore and have moved onto New Vegas....so to speak.

Sequel. I'd rather spend more money for a new game than stuff for the first.

One more DLC raising the level cap even more, and then make Borderworlds or Borderlands 2 or whatever the hell you want to call it.

SEQUEL fix the frame rate and make the xbox version nice has the pc version graphics

sequel please

Why not both?

I don't see it happening but I want a new class.. I truly doubt it will happen but that would be awesome.

DLC right now

SEQUEL fix the frame rate and make the xbox version nice has the pc version graphics

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I'd prefer DLC if it's as good as General Knoxx.

The General Knoxx DLC gave me a reason to continue playing my character, so more DLC like that would be great. They're not gonna be able to release a sequel anytime soon, so they can keep the good DLC coming for now.

BORDERLANDS 2!!!! I prefer if they had borderlands 2 beacause i cant exactly download the DLCs cause they take forever (800mg 1gig 1.6gig) and now they are putting teasers in the orginal game (lvl 54 weapons that cant be used) is really dog. Dog being just plane mean and cruel for no reason eg someone dumping there girlfriend on there birthday and calling them ugly which ive seen happen (the evil dog). It wasnt me by the way.

Keep the dlc rolling if that means Bordlerands isn't gonna turn into another yearly sequel affair. And entire game may be more content but when sequels for a series start getting churned out at a yearly rate your more likely to get burned out on it and the more likely the differences from sequel to sequel will be minimal.