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* UnusualWeaponMounting: Atlas guns are designed to be hi-tech and unique. Pistols are fired with a thumb-trigger atop the grip and the barrel on the bottom. Assault rifles are strapped to the forearm. Heavy weapons cover the whole arm, with a cluster of launch silos on the shoulder and the target designator/trigger held like a pistol.
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* UnusualWeaponMounting: Atlas guns are designed to be hi-tech and unique. Pistols Assault rifles are fired with a thumb-trigger atop the grip and the barrel on the bottom. Assault rifles Both pistols and heavy weapons are strapped to the forearm. Heavy weapons forearm, but the latter cover the whole arm, with a cluster of launch silos on the shoulder and the target designator/trigger held like a pistol.
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** Speaking of which, this is the first installment with secondary firing modes. Dahl swaps between burst and sustained fire, Maliwan swaps between elements, Atlas fires a tracker that causes all shots to seek the marked target, Torgue swaps between impact-fused and button-detonated HESH rockets, and Vladof has a wildcard secondary mode different for each gun.
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** Speaking of which, this is the first installment with secondary firing modes. Dahl swaps between burst and sustained fire, Maliwan swaps between elements, Atlas fires a tracker that causes all shots to seek the marked target, Torgue swaps between impact-fused and button-detonated HESH rockets, and Vladof has a wildcard secondary mode different for each gun.
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** Takedowns have only ''one'' checkpoint midway through after beating the mid-level boss. Get defeated before that and you'll have to restart the whole ordeal over.
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** Guardian Takedown stands out being very eons more difficult than Maliwan's. It has brutal combat segments, difficult platforming and two crystal charging segments that demands you to kill tanky enemies lest they explode and kick you back to the beginning or the only checkpoint (no Second Winds for you if this happens).
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* BrutalBonusLevel: Takedowns, which are post-launch challenges balanced around a full team of end-game Vault Hunters in which players must go through a gauntlet of high level enemies that culminate in a [[{{Superboss}} Raid Boss]]. Player feedback led them to be nerfed to take the player's party into account, but it's possible to turn this off.
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* BrutalBonusLevel: Takedowns, which are post-launch challenges balanced around a full team of end-game Vault Hunters in which players must go through a gauntlet of high level level, stronger than normal enemies that culminate in a [[{{Superboss}} Raid Boss]]. Player feedback led them to be nerfed to take the player's party into account, but it's possible to turn this off.
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* RuderAndCruder: The series is usually light on cursing despite being an incredibly violent series. The third installment, however, isn't afraid to use some stronger expletives, even once [[PrecisionFStrike dropping a solid F-Bomb]] courtesy of BALEX.
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* RuderAndCruder: The series is usually light on cursing despite being an incredibly violent series. The third installment, however, isn't afraid to use some stronger expletives, even once [[PrecisionFStrike dropping a solid (uncensored) F-Bomb]] courtesy of BALEX.
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* RedHerring: In ''Bounty of Blood'' Deupty Titus is framed as a MilesGloriosus type of character being a braggart who doesn't seem to live up to his boasts and conveniently disappears as soon the Devil Riders start an attack on Vestige setting him up as a potential traitor or just a plain yellow belly. [[spoiler:Titus is firmly on the side of Vestige through and through. He disappeared because he was captured and makes sure to keep an eye on Juno, a former Devil Rider who he has a huge beef with and was "promoted" to Vestige's new sheriff after the last one met an untimely end.]]
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* RedHerring: In ''Bounty of Blood'' Deupty Titus is framed as a MilesGloriosus type of character being a braggart who doesn't seem to live up to his boasts and conveniently disappears as soon as the Devil Riders start an attack on Vestige Vestige, setting him up as a potential traitor or just a plain yellow belly. [[spoiler:Titus is firmly on the side of Vestige through and through. He disappeared because he was captured and makes sure to keep an eye on Juno, a former Devil Rider who he has a huge beef with and was "promoted" to Vestige's new sheriff after the last one met an untimely end.]]
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* RedHerring: In ''Bounty of Blood'' Deupty Titus is framed as a MilesGlorious type of character being a braggart who doesn't seem to live up to his boasts and conveniently disappears as soon the Devil Riders start an attack on Vestige setting him up as a potential traitor or just a plain yellow belly. [[spoiler:Titus is firmly on the side of Vestige through and through. He disappeared because he was captured and makes sure to keep an eye on Juno, a former Devil Rider who he has a huge beef with and was "promoted" to Vestige's new sheriff after the last one met an untimely end.]]
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* RedHerring: In ''Bounty of Blood'' Deupty Titus is framed as a MilesGlorious MilesGloriosus type of character being a braggart who doesn't seem to live up to his boasts and conveniently disappears as soon the Devil Riders start an attack on Vestige setting him up as a potential traitor or just a plain yellow belly. [[spoiler:Titus is firmly on the side of Vestige through and through. He disappeared because he was captured and makes sure to keep an eye on Juno, a former Devil Rider who he has a huge beef with and was "promoted" to Vestige's new sheriff after the last one met an untimely end.]]
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** The ''Arms Race'' has Axton and Salvador saying how the old Dahl base came off cheap and isn't ready for its "full glory" yet, referencing that, despite being well made, the game mode is for all intents and purposes still a work in progress.
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* TemporaryPartyMemberToVillain: The DLC ''Moxxi's Heist of the Handsome Jackpot'' has Freddie, whom the heroes meet halfway through the story when trying to find a way out of the eponymous abandoned casino. On your first meeting, he tells you that [[IWarnedYou humans aren't to be trusted, unlike robots]], due to them helping him when Jack died and the casino underwent lockdown. He joins the party roughly until it's revealed he's under Pretty Boy's payroll, [[FaceHeelTurn selling out Timothy to the latter]]. The Vault Hunters fight him when they're going straight for Pretty Boy's head, as the last pre-FinalBoss boss battle, being [[FlunkyBoss flanked]] by two Loader Bots called [[ICallItVera Petunia and Dandelion]].
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* HarderThanHard: Mayhem level 4 gives enemies a massive boost to their health (+850%) and armor/shield (+1000%). While the positive modifiers of the lower mayhem levels are present, many of the negative ones aren't so the game remains actually playable. Mayhem mode 2.0 ups the ante on the already harrowing Mayhem mode with levels going all the way up to 11. It's so hard that it makes the UVHMs from the previous games look and feel like a stroll through ''Barbie Horse Adventures''. Of course, this amount of challenge is not without...
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* HarderThanHard: Mayhem level 4 gives enemies a massive boost to their health (+850%) and armor/shield (+1000%). While the positive modifiers of the lower mayhem levels are present, many of the negative ones aren't so the game remains actually playable. Mayhem mode 2.0 ups the ante on the already harrowing Mayhem mode with levels going all the way up to 11.11 and giving '''massive''' bonuses to enemies (+10000%)[[note]]No, that value isn't a typo[[/note]]. It's so hard that it makes the UVHMs from the previous games look and feel like a stroll through ''Barbie Horse Adventures''. Of course, this amount of challenge is not without...
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on Platform/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and Platform/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the Platform/Playstation5 and Platform/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A Platform/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC was released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on Platform/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and Platform/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the Platform/Playstation5 and Platform/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play Cross-play support between each platform is planned.was later implemented. A Platform/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC was released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC was released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Platform/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne Platform/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 Platform/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, Platform/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC was released on October 6, 2023.
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Misuse: this has been disproven, Elpis was TELEPORTED AWAY
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* GeniusLoci: [[spoiler: Lilith seems to become some version of this, as she phaselocks the entire moon and becomes a '''huge''' (as in, covering the entire hemisphere of the moon facing Pandora) phoenix-like being.]]
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* IdiotBall: [[spoiler: Following Troy's death, Tyreen Calypso also seemingly dies from the stress of the ritual she and Troy were attempting. Lilith, Tannis, and Ava then show up and spend a minute or two patting themselves on the back. At no point does anyone think to do a precautionary double-tap on the most dangerous person in the universe lying mere feet away from them. Surprise, surprise, Tyreen was just unconscious and upon waking sweeps everyone out of her way, calls you a loser, and heads off to wake the destroyer.]]
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* IdiotBall: It appears Tyreen’s true application of her powers is to drain the IQ of everyone around her. To wit;
** The story attempts to {{Hand Wave}} Lilith not noticing the rise of the COV and stopping it before the cult could get so big because she was looking for the map. Somehow she didn’t notice the genocidal maniacs assembling across the planet because she was looking for a magical alien cone.
** Lilith’s [[spoiler: fight with the Calypsos]] has her juggling TWO Idiot Balls. The first is [[spoiler: forgetting she can just Phasewalk out of there with the vault key in tow with no risk to herself]]. The second is [[spoiler: being so entranced by a male siren (who’s tattoos she should’ve seen from a mile away) that Tyreen is able to get the jump on her]].
** The entirety of [[spoiler: Maya’s death]] is one massive Idiot Ball. One, [[spoiler: no one noticing Ava sneaking out of the ship]]. Two, [[spoiler: Ava getting grabbed by Tyreen]]. Three, [[spoiler: Maya COMPLETELY FORGETTING HER POWER TO GRAB THINGS in favour of grabbing Troy barehanded, instead of resolving the entire situation by Phaselocking either of them]]. And finally, [[spoiler: Maya not letting go of Troy and breaking his grip while he’s DRAINING HER LIFE OUT]]. This all culminates in one of, if not THE [[spoiler: easiest to avoid death]] in the series.
** [[spoiler: Following Troy's death, Tyreen Calypso also seemingly dies from the stress of the ritual she and Troy were attempting. Lilith, Tannis, and Ava then show up and spend a minute or two patting themselves on the back. At no point does anyone think to do a precautionary double-tap on the most dangerous person in the universe lying mere feet away from them. Surprise, surprise, Tyreen was just unconscious and upon waking sweeps everyone out of her way, calls you a loser, and heads off to wake the destroyer.]] This gets even worse when you realise that Troy dying released Maya’s powers, which should’ve raised a massive red flag because Lilith’s powers didn’t, IE Tyreen didn’t die. Very simple deductive reasoning here]].
** The story attempts to {{Hand Wave}} Lilith not noticing the rise of the COV and stopping it before the cult could get so big because she was looking for the map. Somehow she didn’t notice the genocidal maniacs assembling across the planet because she was looking for a magical alien cone.
** Lilith’s [[spoiler: fight with the Calypsos]] has her juggling TWO Idiot Balls. The first is [[spoiler: forgetting she can just Phasewalk out of there with the vault key in tow with no risk to herself]]. The second is [[spoiler: being so entranced by a male siren (who’s tattoos she should’ve seen from a mile away) that Tyreen is able to get the jump on her]].
** The entirety of [[spoiler: Maya’s death]] is one massive Idiot Ball. One, [[spoiler: no one noticing Ava sneaking out of the ship]]. Two, [[spoiler: Ava getting grabbed by Tyreen]]. Three, [[spoiler: Maya COMPLETELY FORGETTING HER POWER TO GRAB THINGS in favour of grabbing Troy barehanded, instead of resolving the entire situation by Phaselocking either of them]]. And finally, [[spoiler: Maya not letting go of Troy and breaking his grip while he’s DRAINING HER LIFE OUT]]. This all culminates in one of, if not THE [[spoiler: easiest to avoid death]] in the series.
** [[spoiler: Following Troy's death, Tyreen Calypso also seemingly dies from the stress of the ritual she and Troy were attempting. Lilith, Tannis, and Ava then show up and spend a minute or two patting themselves on the back. At no point does anyone think to do a precautionary double-tap on the most dangerous person in the universe lying mere feet away from them. Surprise, surprise, Tyreen was just unconscious and upon waking sweeps everyone out of her way, calls you a loser, and heads off to wake the destroyer.
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*** In fact, ''all'' of Claptrap's Secret Stash tasks return as "Claplist" side missions in this game: Including the ones already mentioned, "Collect 139,377 brown rocks" is "Raiders of the Lost Rock", "Defeat Ug-Thak, Lord of Skags" is "ECHONet Neutrality", "Pilfer lost staff of Mount Schuler" is "Healers and Dealers", "Defeat Destroyer of Worlds" is "Trans-action Packed", and "Dance, dance, baby!" is "Baby Dancer".
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*** In fact, ''all'' of Claptrap's Secret Stash tasks return as "Claplist" side missions in this game: Including the ones already mentioned, "Collect 139,377 brown rocks" is "Raiders of the Lost Rock", "Defeat Ug-Thak, Lord of Skags" is "ECHONet "[=ECHONet=] Neutrality", "Pilfer lost staff of Mount Schuler" is "Healers and Dealers", "Defeat Destroyer of Worlds" is "Trans-action Packed", and "Dance, dance, baby!" is "Baby Dancer".
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* CardiovascularLove: The ball that Rhys uses in Skywell-23, has a HeartSymbol on it, for this reason. It's [[spoiler:a pleasure-sphere]].
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** The ball that Rhys uses inSkywell-23, Skywell-23 has a HeartSymbol on it, it for this reason. It's [[spoiler:a pleasure-sphere]].pleasure-sphere]].
** Hearts also appear when FL4K pets his Skag (but not the other two pets), and when anyone pets Ava's pet Hermes.
** The Broken Hearts Day event involves such heart symbols spinning around enemy's heads to indicate them being in love. As the event name suggests, your goal is to shoot the hearts before killing the enemy, which short-term buffs (to you) or debuffs (to your enemies), and grants you further bonuses when shooting many of them (10, 25, 50, 75, and 100).
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** The Broken Hearts Day event involves such heart symbols spinning around enemy's heads to indicate them being in love. As the event name suggests, your goal is to shoot the hearts before killing the enemy, which short-term buffs (to you) or debuffs (to your enemies), and grants you further bonuses when shooting many of them (10, 25, 50, 75, and 100).
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*** In fact, ''all'' of Claptrap's Secret Stash tasks return as "Claplist" side missions in this game: Including the ones already mentioned, "Collect 139,377 brown rocks" is "Raiders of the Lost Rock", "Defeat Ug-Thak, Lord of Skags" is "ECHONet Neutrality", "Pilfer lost staff of Mount Schuler" is "Healers and Dealers", "Defeat Destroyer of Worlds" is "Trans-action Packed", and "Dance, dance, baby!" is "Baby Dancer".
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* CriminalConvention: The Carnivora, a bandit themed traveling carnival on Pandora, part CircusOfFear part CrappyCarnival although that last part is more due to being TheThemeParkVersion of [[TheApunkalypse Pandora itself]] than lack of engineering skills on the bandits part considering [[spoiler: the thing turns out to be a BaseOnWheels the size of a large building and has a KillerRobot with multiple deadly weapons as a centerpiece.]]
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Pretty much every [=CL4P-TP=] you discover and scrap for Claptrap died in either some ridiculous or silly way. They include things like being set on fire, electrocuted, eaten by local wildlife, or dancing to death.
* {{Cult}}: The Children of the Vault are the central antagonists, led by the Calypso twins, Tyreen and Troy. They also replace the "Bandit" and "Scav" weapon brand from previous games. At the end of the game, [[spoiler:they're shown once more converting back to the Children of the Firehawk]].
* CutsceneIncompetence: Played with in that the playable Vault Hunters are rarely present (they are phase-locked by Troy for one) in cut-scenes that they should reasonably be in the area for, and thus can do nothing to help.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Pretty much every [=CL4P-TP=] you discover and scrap for Claptrap died in either some ridiculous or silly way. They include things like being set on fire, electrocuted, eaten by local wildlife, or dancing to death.
* {{Cult}}: The Children of the Vault are the central antagonists, led by the Calypso twins, Tyreen and Troy. They also replace the "Bandit" and "Scav" weapon brand from previous games. At the end of the game, [[spoiler:they're shown once more converting back to the Children of the Firehawk]].
* CutsceneIncompetence: Played with in that the playable Vault Hunters are rarely present (they are phase-locked by Troy for one) in cut-scenes that they should reasonably be in the area for, and thus can do nothing to help.
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* CriminalConvention: The Carnivora, a bandit themed traveling carnival on Pandora, part CircusOfFear CircusOfFear, part CrappyCarnival although that last part is more due to being TheThemeParkVersion of [[TheApunkalypse Pandora itself]] than lack of engineering skills on the bandits part considering [[spoiler: the thing turns out to be a BaseOnWheels the size of a large building and has a KillerRobot with multiple deadly weapons as a centerpiece.]]
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Pretty much every [=CL4P-TP=] you discover and scrap for Claptrap died in either some ridiculous or silly way. They include things like being set on fire, electrocuted, eaten by local wildlife, drowning, or dancing to death.
* {{Cult}}: The Children of the Vault are the central antagonists, led by the Calypso twins, Tyreen and Troy. They also replace the "Bandit" and "Scav" weapon brand from previous games.At In the end credits of the game, [[spoiler:they're [[spoiler:some of them are shown once more converting back to the Children of the Firehawk]].
Firehawk, but in the post-game, they're still fighting in Tyreen's memory]].
* CutsceneIncompetence: Played with in that the playable Vault Hunters are rarely present(they are phase-locked by Troy for one) in cut-scenes that they should reasonably be in the area for, and thus can do nothing to help.help. In the only one that they're definitely in, they're Phaselocked and helpless.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: Pretty much every [=CL4P-TP=] you discover and scrap for Claptrap died in either some ridiculous or silly way. They include things like being set on fire, electrocuted, eaten by local wildlife, drowning, or dancing to death.
* {{Cult}}: The Children of the Vault are the central antagonists, led by the Calypso twins, Tyreen and Troy. They also replace the "Bandit" and "Scav" weapon brand from previous games.
* CutsceneIncompetence: Played with in that the playable Vault Hunters are rarely present
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** From ''Borderlands 2'', only Maya and [=Zer0=] make an appearance.appearance in the main story. [=Zer0=] is only present as one of Rhys' subordinates. Salvador is only heard from a [[VoiceClipSong remix]] of his voice clips that randomly plays from radios and an Echo recording by Marcie's father reveals he still plans on extracting revenge on the "horrible killer who murdered [his] genius daughter at the prime of her life", referring to Gaige. Axton has apparently found a new job as a model, as his shirtless image can be found on a magazine cover in-game and even an Iron Bear skin for Moze. Gaige eventually returns in the "Guns, Love and Tentacles" DLC while Krieg becomes the star of the "Fantastic Fustercluck" DLC. Axton and Salvador would become the hosts of the ''Arms Race'' game mode, but as a non-story-based stage, the two of them don't receive the usual ''Borderlands'' intro titles.
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* DevelopersForesight: One AntiFrustrationFeature introduced in this game is non-player allies being able to revive players should they go down, negating any worries about kill-stealing for the sake of getting a second wind. This also applies to Moxxi's Bar if somebody is the victim of a grenade prize, saving the player from an embarassing death.
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* DevelopersForesight: One AntiFrustrationFeature introduced in this game is non-player allies being able to revive players should they go down, negating any worries about kill-stealing for the sake of getting a second wind. This also applies to Moxxi's Bar if somebody is the victim of a grenade prize, saving the player from an embarassing embarrassing death.
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* DuelingPlayerCharacters: [[spoiler:Katagawa Jr.]] is as close as this gets for players of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''. [[spoiler:He wears and fights pretty much like a [=Zer0=] player would: using his clones as distraction and picking you off with a sniper rifle or charging headfirst in an attempt to deal heavy melee damage.]]
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* DuelingPlayerCharacters: [[spoiler:Katagawa Jr.]] is as close as this gets for players of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''. [[spoiler:He wears looks and fights pretty much like a [=Zer0=] player would: using his clones as distraction and picking you off with a sniper rifle or charging headfirst in an attempt to deal heavy melee damage.]]
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* YouHaveResearchedBreathing: Unlike previous games, your Class Mod and Relic slots are locked off by story progression, meaning that any mods or relics you find on the way can't be used.
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* YouHaveResearchedBreathing: Unlike previous games, your Class Mod and Relic slots are locked off by story progression, progression (unlocked by clearing Chapter 6 and Chapter 16, respectively), meaning that any mods or relics you find on the way can't be used.
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** Subverted in that Terror never speaks, so Teller doesn't "voice" him, but Teller ''does'' voice a different unrelated character in a side mission, and his name appears in the regular credits in alphabetical order.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC will be released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC will be was released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A Nintendo Switch version with all of the DLC will be released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. A Nintendo Switch UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version with all of the DLC will be released on October 6, 2023.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned.
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''Borderlands 3'' was released on UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, Windows PC, and UsefulNotes/XboxOne on September 13, 2019. The PC version of ''Borderlands 3'' was exclusive to the Epic Games Store until March 2020. [[https://borderlands.com/en-US/news/2020-09-12-borderlands-3-pax-online-news/ It was also released]] for the UsefulNotes/Playstation5 and UsefulNotes/XboxSeriesX, with the 9th-gen version being free for those who already own it on current consoles. While yet to be implemented, cross-play support between each platform is planned. \n A Nintendo Switch version with all of the DLC will be released on October 6, 2023.
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*** Similarly, one of the tasks Claptrap tries to give you in his Secret Stash quest is to find the lost staff of Mount Schuler. In this game, Mount Schuler turns out to be a medical facility rather than a mountain somewhere (presumably) on Pandora, with the staff being the facility's employees, rather than an actual staff. And like above, the mission contact hired Claptrap to do the job, but it never got done.
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** One of Amara's heads is named "Cat's Unforsaken Roar," a quote from Scooter in one of his side missions.
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** In " Guns, Love, and Tentacles," Claptrap refers to Gaige as "Minion," the nickname he had for the Vault Hunters from ''2'' (including Gaige).
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** In " Guns, "Guns, Love, and Tentacles," Claptrap refers to Gaige as "Minion," the nickname he had for the Vault Hunters from ''2'' (including Gaige).Gaige).
** An area in the Fantastic Fustercluck DLC, Sapphire's Run, has all of the bandits use voice lines (and some character models) from ''2.''
** An area in the Fantastic Fustercluck DLC, Sapphire's Run, has all of the bandits use voice lines (and some character models) from ''2.''
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* VillainsLearnFaster:[[spoiler:Troy murders Maya and steals her Siren powers. The next time you meet him (implied to be a few days later at most) he has complete mastery over them and is already using them in ways Maya never could, despite her having trained for her entire life.]]
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* VillainsLearnFaster:[[spoiler:Troy VillainsLearnFaster: [[spoiler:Troy murders Maya and steals her Siren powers. The next time you meet him (implied to be a few days later at most) he has complete mastery over them and is already using them in ways Maya never could, despite her having trained for her entire life.]]
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* BrutalBonusLevel: Takedowns, which are post-launch challenges balanced around a full team of end-game Vault Hunters in which players must go through a gauntlet of high level enemies that culminate in a [[BonusBoss Raid Boss]]. Player feedback led them to be nerfed to take the player's party into account, but it's possible to turn this off.
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* BrutalBonusLevel: Takedowns, which are post-launch challenges balanced around a full team of end-game Vault Hunters in which players must go through a gauntlet of high level enemies that culminate in a [[BonusBoss [[{{Superboss}} Raid Boss]]. Player feedback led them to be nerfed to take the player's party into account, but it's possible to turn this off.
