Fans will soon be able to get their hands on Tiny Tina's Wonderlands when it launches on March 25, 2022. As part of the Borderlands franchise, it will borrow one of the key features of the series, which is co-op.
Players can customize their Fatemaker, pick their Class of choice, and set out on a looter-shooter adventure across the Wonderlands. Co-op allows players to team up and take down the evil Dragon Lord together. Here's how co-op works in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.
In typical Borderlands fashion, up to four players can play through the campaign together. There are two options that allow adjusting the co-op experience in Tiny Tina's Wonderlands.
This was first introduced in Borderlands 3, the previous game in the franchise. Co-operative mode instances loot for each player. Meaning each player gets their own loot drops in their game. This solves the problem of fighting over a legendary drop that was present in older Borderlands games.
Additionally, both loot and enemies scale to the levels of each player. So a level 10 player in a level 20 host game will encounter level 10 loot and enemies. Meanwhile, the host will see level 20 loot and enemies. If the host is fighting a level 25 baddie, then that will appear as level 15 for the level 10 player.
The "Coopetition" mode offers a traditional Borderlands experience. Loot is not instanced between players, so what drops are encountered are the same across everyone's screens. This means that players will have to decide who gets which loot. Keep a lookout for loot-ninjas when playing Coopetition with randoms.
Enemies (and loot) will also scale to the host's player level. So things will be very tough for a level 5 Fatemaker that has joined a level 20 save file. The upside here is
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