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Borderlands 4 will feature multiple difficulty options. In this article, we will explore all the modes and which one you should pick.
The latest entry in the Borderlands series of video games, Borderlands 4, is an exciting first-person shooting title featuring multiple difficulty modes. The game offers both an offline campaign and an engaging multiplayer mode. This is why it is essential to pick the right difficulty setting from the start to enjoy the game to the fullest. We suggest reading the entire article carefully before deciding which difficulty mode to choose.
All Difficulty Settings Available in Borderlands 4
In total, Borderlands 4 features three difficulty modes. These are:
- Easy: In this mode, you will be able to enjoy the story to the fullest without worrying too much about damage, loot, etc. Your health will deplete very slowly compared to the other two settings. If you are new to the Borderlands series or FPS titles in general, this is the way to go. This setting is also perfect for those looking for a more relaxed experience.
- Normal: For gamers who have a fair idea about FPS titles and are looking for a balanced experience, Normal difficulty will be the perfect option. You will get the ideal blend of narrative as well as a looter shooter title.
- Hard: If you are a Borderlands veteran or a professional when it comes to games of this genre, this setting will be suitable for you. The loot will be significantly less in quantity, you will lose a lot of health for every bullet you take, and the overall experience will be much tougher.
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Interestingly, when playing the multiplayer mode, you and your friends can pick different difficulty options if you want. The only difference in this case will be the health you lose (based on your selected difficulty setting) when you are attacked.
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