Tiny Tina's Wonderlands Could Benefit From Gear Crafting

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Tiny Tina's Wonderlands has been out for a month, and it already received its first of four currently planned DLCs, with Gearbox possibly wanting to invest even further. Although Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a Borderlands game at its core, it is very much its own thing, and has a lot of room to grow over time thanks to its enticing gameplay. This comes from the fact that the endgame formula consists of Chaos Chambers, which are quite different from raid bosses in Borderlands 2, and also from the more Diablo-like approach of Borderlands 3's Mayhem Mode.

Chaos Chambers essentially offer procedurally generated runs where players can choose which rooms to go through and which bosses to try and beat, and what it does for the farming portion of the game is grant players the ability to earn powerful items. Tiny Tina's Wonderlands features six classes and a total of 15 unique class combinations, which means farming for specific gear can come down to RNG. However, having a way to deterministically obtain items could increase the longevity of the game, because it would provide players with a sense of purpose beyond randomness.

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Even though Tiny Tina's Wonderlands offers more than past games thanks to Chaos Chambers, its purpose remains the same: getting potent items that will make running that mode even easier with time, in classic looter-shooter fashion. There are multiple tiers of rarity to gear, and while Legendaries are often the most powerful, they still come with a degree of randomness in their values, perks, or combinations. This means it can take players a long time to finally get the items they want.

Another problem comes from the fact that even when players finally get the