M A Y H E M  M O D E. . .

Made some changes to Sparky’s Mayhem Mode form, a bit. Feels more polished in a way, since Lime Green is meant to be more present in his color scheme here (Cyan + Yellow = Lime Green in some roundabout way).

Mayhem 2.0 coming April 23rd

25+ All-New Modifiers

10 Levels of Mayhem

Brand-New Legendaries

Increased Weapon Damage

Control Your Mayhem

Re-Roll Modifiers at will.

Quitting doesn’t reset Modifiers.

Modifiers don’t change between zones.

All of this will be accessible through the ECHO device, no more going to Sanctuary to change your Mayhem level.

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1. You Should Be Higher (Jacques Lu Cônt

Remix)

2. Where’s the Revolution (Autolux Remix)

3. John the Revelator (UNKLE Re: Remix)

4. Shine (Virgin Magnetic Material Remix)

5. Heaven (OWLLE Remix)

6. Suffer Well (Alter Ego Remix)

7. Broken (Light Odyssey’s Stripmall

Architecture Remix)

8. In Chains (Alan Wilder Remix)

9. Soothe My Soul (Gregor Thresher’s Soothed

Remix)

10. Going Backwards (Point Point Remix)

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Borlderlands 3 next DLC add-on has been live for a few days now and certainly seems like fun. It seems that the consensus is that the DLCs are much better than actual campaign.

Here are 2 ShiFT codes, totalling 15 keys for y'all! Level cap has also gone up to 57 I believe and they added 3 new perks at the ends of the Guardian Rank trees.

There's a coop loot event going on rn, as well as the legendary items in all of the ammo etc. machines. There's also a promise of further events kind of overlapping.

After finishing the campaign players will unlock Guardian Rank, True Vault Hunter Mode, and Mayhem Mode.

Guardian Rank, if you're familiar with previous Borderlands' Badass Rank system, the basic idea is the same: you can unlock incremental stat improvements that apply to all your Vault Hunters. But Guardian Rank reinvents this mechanic by providing the opportunity for some powerful buffs atop all the smaller bonuses. The Guardian Rank bar sits above your usual XP bar on all your Vault Hunters and is leveled up via experience points; every bar you fill unlocks a Guardian Token, which you can spend to unlock bonus stats across three distinct trees. Spending a Guardian Token lets you choose one option from a total of six randomly selected stats, two from each tree, from a total list of 17 helpful varieties.

TVHM, When you're ready for the next step up in difficulty, beating the story campaign also unlocks True Vault Hunter Mode, which is Borderlands 3's take on New Game+. As you'd expect from a challenge befitting a True Vault Hunter, the enemies will be tougher and the loot will be better compared to your Normal mode conquests. Your character's mission progress is unique to Normal or True Vault Hunter playthroughs, but your Vault Hunters' stats and equipment are shared across both modes.

Mayhem Mode has the power to change the entire universe of Borderlands 3. Upon completing the story campaign, you'll activate a mysterious terminal aboard Sanctuary III that can enable three difficulty levels: Mayhem 1, Mayhem 2, or Mayhem 3. Taking on one of these Mayhem Modes ups the ante on risks and rewards across all worlds: enemies get increased health, shields, and armor, while you get bonus cash, Eridium, experience gains, and chances for better loot. Jumping straight into Mayhem 3 is basically a death sentence; instead, you should start at Mayhem 1 and work your way up to higher difficulties once you've acquired enough upgraded gear.

Mayhem Mode has more badasses and Anointed enemies; basically, things are going to be tougher all around. To offset that difficulty, enemies can drop Anointed gear which grants buffs to your Action Skills, including some that are specific to just one Vault Hunter class.