Tiny Tina's Wonderlands: Chaos Mode explained
Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, like previous Borderlands titles, has content that’s available strictly after the main mission—”end game” content, in other words. Players can continue playing the game without having to start over.
In Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, that is what the Chaos Chamber, Chaos Mode, and Chaos Levels are all about.
Should players wish to see more difficult enemies, better loot, and an overall harder experience, then they should unlock and enable Chaos Mode in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.
To reach the upper echelons of power in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, players will have to invest some of their time playing with Chaos. This comes in the form of Chaos Mode and all its adjacent features. It is, essentially, a difficulty slider that makes the game much harder on a global scale—not just for end-game content.
Enemies in the game will have more health and even more damage. However, it is not difficult for the sake of difficulty. Players are also rewarded for enabling Chaos Mode. For example, enemies reward more experience for defeating them, in addition to more gold, Moon Orbs, and higher Loot Luck.
Since Chaos Mode is enabled and disabled at the player’s discretion, it’s entirely optional. To enable Chaos Mode, one will have to first finish the campaign. During the epilogue, players will speak with the Chaos Lord and learn about the Chaos Chamber, the various modes, and Chaos Levels. Chaos Mode and Chaos Levels are integral to one another.
Upon completing the prerequisites and unlocking Chaos Mode, players will immediately notice a secondary setting: Chaos Levels. These go all the way up to Chaos Level 20.
Where Chaos Mode enables the user to experience a tougher experience, Chaos Levels help determine just how difficult
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