There is a saying that "The journey is more important than the destination." I am not sure where it came from, but it seems to carry a lot of weight with people. Some might say that it sounds like an excuse for someone who wasn't able to achieve the goals they had previously set. Others argue that the work done while attaining a goal is the more important than any end result. But which is a true statement?I myself would prefer to go with the latter, especially after playing Borderlands Borderlands is a first-person role-playing game, a dusty slog Continue »