There Could Be a Reason Why Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Didn't Get Proper Expansions

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No matter where gamers look, the current discussion around Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is mainly negative. This has nothing to do with the core game, as the original campaign and launch content turned out to be a massive hit with fans. However, the main game being so popular has been contrasted with the community’s intense dislike for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ DLC.

While the disappointment in the short Mirrors of Mystery and their hefty price tags is understandable, there could be a reason why they were released in place of Borderlands’ usual expansions. Though this is purely speculation, it would not be surprising if the star-studded cast for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands has something to do with traditional, large DLCs not happening.

How a Second Season Pass for Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Could Improve Upon the First

Many of the characters at the heart of Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands are voiced by some well-known celebrities. For instance, the Dragon Lord is played brilliantly by Will Arnett, with the actor doing a terrific job of making the character’s origin story and sense of humor work so well. Beyond that, Tina’s two companions, Frette and Valentine, are portrayed by Wanda Sykes and Andy Samberg.

While the Dragon Lord might not have been featured in a hypothetical expansion for Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, fans likely would have wanted to see Frette and Valentine brought back. After all, they were a key part of Tina’s Bunkers and Badasses campaign, meaning it would make sense to have them around for any extension of it. Both Sykes and Samberg are busy people, though, and scheduling conflicts could have come up if they were asked to return for DLC. They may have only signed on for the main game, too, meaning a new deal would need to be