Sadly, Gearbox has made it clear that they aren’t interested in adding new characters, and – besides the main story – it’s probably the biggest letdown of Borderland 3. It gave players entirely new ways to play, added tons of replayability, and it gave completionists something else to strive for.

Some of the best updates in Borderlands 2 were the introduction of new playable characters like Krieg. Maybe a new raid-like event, but even with new events, raids, and gear, there needs to be more and the answer is actually pretty simple. This could absolutely add more replayability and grinding (if you’re playing Borderlands, c’mon, you know you are here for the grinding), but I would still like to see more introduced. For me, it sounds a bit like how torment levels work in Diablo 3 and if so, I’m definitely intrigued by the introduction of a new system. The higher the level, the better the theoretical drops. Mayhem 2.0 brings 10 levels of ahem Mayhem with each one having unique modifiers. Alongside the event (a mafia-themed event with three warring factions), Gearbox is updating Mayhem levels with what they are calling Mayhem 2.0.

Upcoming changes could be a big factor in the future of the series and hopefully, we will not have to wait long, with the next limited event releasing this month (no set date given as of yet).

The introduction of Mayhem 4 and level cap increases gave us more things to strive for and it was great, but that’s not all. Even with all of the good things Gearbox is doing with the series, there are some new changes coming that should help shake up the current meta for players that are growing bored with the newer content.

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