The creative director of Borderlands 4 revealed that the latest work of the popular "Battle Shooting" series will not include a "Chaos Mode" correction.For the upcoming release of the fourth orthodox work in this long-awaited series, Gearbox has given many reasons to excite players, showing some early gameplay trailers.A trailer for "In-depth Analysis of Gameplay" introduces players to the gameplay of two "secret hunters", showing the witch Vex and exoskeleton soldier Rafa.Now, a Gearbox executive is sharing a big change in a popular game mode.
The "Chaos Mode" of "Borderlands 3" includes a variety of different corrections, allowing players to increase the difficulty of the game's challenge.After the first pass, players can change everything from damage caused by the enemy to special attacks used by the enemy after losing health.Players can also obtain special "chaotic equipment" by turning on the "chaotic correction machine" of "Borderlands 3", which can provide powerful exclusive weapons and grenades with damage bonus effects.However, the latest news from the creative director of Borderlands 4 suggests that the "Crash Correctionator" may not be back.
Borderlands 4 creative director Graeme Tiggins shows that the "Chaos Correctionist" will not return in the next work in the series.Tiggins called these corrections “the feature that adds some minor changes to the enemy,” suggesting that these changes did not bring meaningful changes to the Borderlands battle.The creative director also said that judging from the original design intention of the "chaotic correction device", its effect is "not punitive."Tiggins didn’t specify how Borderlands 4 would make the battle in Chaos Mode more challenging without the Chaos Correctionist.
Gearbox has revealed several major changes to the series' core gameplay of Borderlands 4.The latest Borderlands game will introduce a new "weapons and equipment" system for the heavy weapons and grenades in the game, no longer relying on ammunition.The developers also revealed that they will adjust the drop rate of in-game weapons and equipment, making it more difficult for players to obtain legendary items in Borderlands 4.Borderlands 4 is officially scheduled to be released later this year on September 12.
With the launch of "Borderlands 4", it is not just the gameplay that has changed, because Gearbox has already let players understand the plot of this latest game in advance.Borderlands 4 will take players away from the planet Pandora and head to a brand new planet to explore the war-torn Kairos world.The trailer of "In-depth Analysis of Gameplay" also introduces players to the main villain of "Borderlands 4", implying that "Guardian of Time" is the ruler of Kairos, and players need to overthrow him while searching for the secret.When Borderlands 4 is released later this year, it seems like it will bring a lot of content to please the players in the series.
