"Mob density at endgame does not feel satisfying": Tiny Tina's Wonderlands players state major complaint with in-game difficulty

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In Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, mob density usually refers to the number of enemies present at a level simultaneously. While the game doesn't have a shortage of villains to slay, few players have pointed out their volumes. A smaller density would be welcome when a player is just starting the game.

Once they reach the endgame, the expectations will be towards a more demanding challenge. Given that enemies drop loot upon being killed, it's also logical for players to ask for a more significant challenge.

Tiny Tina's Wonderlands has been positive, with the game being loved by the players. Gearbox's decision to pursue a stand-alone version involving Tiny Tina has paid dividends. Since its release on March 25, players have loved different aspects of the game.

For some, the game brings them closer to traditional Borderlands games. However, a few areas need improvement, and it appears mob density is one such point.

Earlier in the day, user u/Aggravating-Page-319 posted a clip of the game. They claimed that the mob density is below their expectations, despite loving the overall content Tiny Tina's Wonderlands has to offer. Poor mob density results in less than satisfactory gameplay. Based on the comments, there's a particular case for Gearbox to look into as part of future patches.

One player stated their experience with a friend, which sounds less than enticing. The player said they would kill one enemy and run all across the chamber for a few more before repeating the entire process.

The mob density of the new game is quite different from what was present in Borderlands 3. While lesser density and screen clutter is preferable for some, a higher density creates fun moments for one player. The player stated that similar levels could be