I have been deeply impressed with the level of support Borderlands 3 has received post-launch. Gearbox already is releasing new battle pass-like offerings for players in the future, we know that much, though I believe those are included in the Director’s Cut year 2 package.
That said, Borderlands 3 sold massively well for 2K and Gearbox, which could be an extra motivator for some sort of year 3 pack. I’m tempted to call this Borderlands 3 Perfected, as the game has a truly sprawling amount of content where it feels like you could target farm X or Y gear for various builds forever, and the sheer amount of potential builds you can make is the widest it’s ever been with so much gear and so many skill points at your disposal. I guess what I’m saying is that if this is the end of major support of Borderlands 3, scaling back to normal patches and fixes and such, this is a pretty good era to go out on. And all the while they are still working on a full-on Borderlands 4 in the background, though that hasn’t been officially announced. And that may make sense, given that Gearbox is going to be releasing Borderlands spin-off, Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, in 2022, and their focus, and players’ will likely shift to that to some extent. We’re just a few months away from year 3 of the game with no indication about another season pass-type offering.
#Getting over it game ending lirik Patch#
I find myself wondering if this massive patch is effectively the end of major support for Borderlands 3, given what’s to come.
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