Bounty Pack 2, dubbed Legend of the Stone Demon, will be accompanied by a free update that brings an entirely new tier of loot rarity.
Gearbox's recent addition to its popular looter shooter franchise might not be a great choice for a Switch 2 port, after all.
"We're still supporting Borderlands," says Strauss Zelnick, despite no update on sales numbers and pausing Switch 2 development.
A Take-Two spokesperson confirmed this, while also noting that the company is continuing working with Nintendo on other titles.
The next Bounty Pack, Legend of the Stone Demon, lands next month, while the first paid Story Pack and Vault Hunter go live in March.
After a delay to ensure the "best possible experience for our fans," Gearbox may finally announce a release date for the Switch 2 version.
The bug gives players massive damage boosts by allowing them to almost 100 percent critical hit chance by attacking enemies with a knife.
Gearbox's Randy Pitchford also spoke about how the refined loot systems in the Borderlands series tend to engage players' brains.
The DLC features new story missions and the first Vault Card, which includes several cosmetics and four rerollable weapons.
Creative director Graeme Timmins has warned that the next major update will bring fixes to "unintended interactions" present in the game.
Along with the host of criticisms players had for Borderlands 3's story and writing, players have also been incredibly divisive about Ava.
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The first new Vault Hunter in Gearbox's looter shooter arrives alongside the first Story Pack, Mad Ellie and the Vault of the Damned.
Borderlands 4's newest update also brings in some changes and fixes to all four of the playable classes, while also fixing rare crashes.
As Gearbox works to polish the looter shooter further, it will announce a new release date after it's "fully adjusted our plans."
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The update also brings with it fixes for some smaller bug, including a progression blocker that could potentially cause a quest to fail.
Gearbox Entertainment is also looking into problems with the looter shooter's console performance following reports.
