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Borderlands 3 endgame and post-launch content detailed

Borderlands 3 endgame and post-launch content has today been detailed by 2K and Gearbox.

Borderlands 3 endgame content

Those who finish the Borderlands 3 have the following to look forward to:

  • Guardian Rank: Similar to previous entries’ Badass Rank system, the Guardian Rank system will award a Guardian Token for each time a player fills a special Guardian Rank XP bar. Tokens can be spent across three distinct trees.
  • True Vault Hunter mode: Described as “Borderlands 3‘s take on New Game+,” this mode will offer tougher enemies and better loot. “Whether you select Normal or True Vault Hunter when starting up a new campaign, your character’s mission progress is unique to each playthrough,” 2K detailed. “However, your Vault Hunters’ stats and equipment are shared across both modes.”
  • Mayhem mode: “After completing the campaign, you’ll activate a mysterious terminal aboard Sanctuary III that offers three Mayhem Mode difficulty levels,” 2K advised. “Enabling one of these Mayhem Modes ups the ante on risks and rewards across all worlds: enemies get increased health, shields, and armour, while you get bonus cash, Eridium, experience gains, and chances for better loot (including ‘Anointed’ gear).”

For more on endgame content, head here.

Borderlands 3 post-launch schedule

Borderlands 3 post-launch content kicks off with the Bloody Harvest event, a free update that promises “spooky activities” and “unique event rewards.” While a date wasn’t locked in, it’s likely we’ll see it timed for Halloween in October.

That’ll be followed by another free content update called Maliwan Takedown. It includes a new map, new enemies, a new boss and more powerful rewards.

Finally, Gearbox will wind up 2019 with the game’s first paid DLC, offering a new campaign add on. The paid content will also be part of the game’s season pass.

Borderlands 3 launches on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on September 13.


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